Which North Texas cities have the best tacos in the state? New study might surprise you

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Ahead of National Taco Day on Monday October 4th, a new study rated the best cities in Texas for tacos.

Texas’s four largest cities were in the top five, with Austin and neighboring Round Rock receiving the highest honors, according to LawnStarter, a lawn care company that conducts national market research and lifestyle studies.

But in third place, Dallas scored a victory over San Antonio (4) and Houston (5) in the “Taco Wars” that Texan cities have been waging for years.

The deck was stacked in favor of Austin as the study took into account the results of the regional national taco championships that the city hosted in 2019. According to the study, their taco restaurants received more awards than any other city in Texas.

In the state’s 100 largest cities, the study looked at:

• Taco establishments per 1,000 inhabitants
• Median consumer rating for taco restaurants
• Total Points at the 2019 National Taco Championships, Austin area
• Google search interest in terms related to taco in the past 12 months
• Taco festivals per 1,000 inhabitants

The northern Texas suburbs performed solidly that we could predict. Just this week, the Dallas Morning News featured 10 Taquerias in Collin County.

Ranking of cities in North Texas

3. Dallas

9. Plano

10. Great prairie

14. Arlington

18. Fort Worth

20. Irving

22. Richardson

23. Allen

24. Frisco

30. Euless

33. Grapevine

35. Wax ahachia

36. Hill of flowers

38. Basement

39. Duncanville

47. Mesquite

48. rock face

49. Garland

53. Hurst

55. North Richland Hills

56. Coppell

57. Cedar Hill

58. Wylie

58. Bedford

60. Carrollton

61. Haltom City

62. Little Elme

64. Lewisville

70. McKinney

72. The colony

73. Rowlett

77. Peasant branch

82. DeSoto

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