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David Elder takes you on a foodie adventure across Texas.

David Elder takes you on a foodie adventure across Texas.

David Elder takes you on a foodie adventure across Texas.

SAN ANTONIO – A trio of San Antonio food favorites are featured in the new season of Netflix’s culinary series “Taco Chronicles.”The fourth episode of the second season focuses on the American taco. Producers traveled to Orange County, Calif., Los Angeles and San Antonio to examine the history and influence of hard shell and puffy tacos in the United States. The series visited Ray’s Drive Inn and Teka Molino to find the origins of the puffy taco in San Antonio. The puffy taco has been a San Antonio staple for decades. Henry’s puffy taco was the inspiration for the famed San Antonio Missions mascot, which was also featured in the episode.

SAN ANTONIO When the topic of authentic Tex-Mex food comes up in San Antonio, the discussion generally revolves around tacos. The puffy taco is San Antonios signature taco. Those are defining characteristics of those tacos to me, said Mike Sutter, San Antonio Express-News writer. The panel also looked into the future of tacos and discussed upcoming trends such as vegan, sushi and infused tacos, barbacoa grilled cheese tacos and wood-fire grilled tacos. Birria Barrio, a San Antonio food truck that specializes in the soup, recently opened its first brick-and-mortar location on 2710 S. Presa Street.

SAN ANTONIO – Delia’s Tamales announced that its San Antonio location, 13527 Hausman Pass, is set to open the week of July 27. Related: Now hiring: Delia’s Tamales is close to opening its first San Antonio locationThe announcement was made on the company’s Facebook page captioned: “We are getting closer to opening and we can’t wait to serve San Antonio our tamales!”We are getting closer to opening and we can’t wait to serve San Antonio our tamales! San Antonio, we’ll see you soon! #DeliasTamales Posted by Delia's on Friday, June 19, 2020The San Antonio location was announced nearly a year ago by the company which is widely known as a Rio Grande Valley staple. pic.twitter.com/3lsqv0VMPK — Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) December 14, 2017Related: It’s official: Delia’s to open San Antonio location in spring 2020

Located at 5115 Fredericksburg Road in Oak Hills, the New American spot, which offers barbecue and tacos, is the most popular taco spot in San Antonio, boasting 4.5 stars out of 1,002 reviews on Yelp. Torchy's TacosPhoto: Torchy's tacos/YelpNext up is Torchy's Tacos, situated at 999 E. Basse Road, Suite 183. With four stars out of 876 reviews on Yelp, the breakfast and brunch spot, which offers tacos and more, has proved to be a local favorite. Los Tacos GuerosPhoto: sirena v./YelpStone Oak Communities of Mutual Amenities-Stone Oak's Los Tacos Gueros, located at 20323 Huebner, Suite 111, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the breakfast and brunch spot, which offers tacos and more, 4.5 stars out of 231 reviews. Garcia's Mexican FoodPhoto: Alex s./YelpGarcia's Mexican Food, a breakfast and brunch and Tex-Mex spot that offers tacos and more in Beacon Hill, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 217 Yelp reviews.