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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Pittsburgh Magazine, Pittsburgh City Paper, and TribLIVE. Updated September 2026.
Duo's · East Liberty
Duo's serves tacos on tortillas made in house at a bright East Liberty counter. Suadero, beef cheek, al pastor, and vegetable fillings come with salsas that add distinct layers of heat and acidity. Spanish-language learning is part of the dining-room concept.
Las Palmas Pittsburgh #1 · Brookline
Las Palmas operates a taco stand directly outside its Brookline grocery. Diners choose from a rotating selection of meats, then add onions, cilantro, lime, and salsa themselves, keeping the format quick and customizable.
Baby Loves Tacos · Bloomfield
Baby Loves Tacos fills tortillas with thoughtfully seasoned meats, beans, vegetables, slaws, and bright sauces from its Bloomfield storefront. The combinations lean creative while retaining the satisfying structure of a neighborhood taco shop, and vegetarian diners receive real variety.
Tasty Taquitos · South Side Works
Tasty Taquitos brings a street food sensibility to its counter at South Side Works. Corn tortillas carry a concise range of meats and other fillings, finished with onions, cilantro, and salsas for a direct, unfussy meal.
La Palapa · South Side
La Palapa offers tacos within a broader menu of regional Mexican cooking on East Carson Street. A mix of fillings, house salsas, and careful garnishes gives the taco selection range, while dishes such as mole and pozole broaden the table.