Jacksonville Expands Taco Scene with Opening of Bartaco Restaurant

Jacksonville Welcomes New Taco Restaurant Bartaco

Jacksonville, Fla. – The taco scene in Jacksonville has expanded with the recent opening of Bartaco in the Riverside/Five Points neighborhood. This new restaurant launched its first Northeast Florida location on Friday, December 14, 2024, marking a notable addition to the area’s dining options.

Location and Transition

Bartaco has set up shop at 1534 Oak Street, taking over the space formerly occupied by Black Sheep, which closed its doors in May 2024 after 12 years of business. The Jacksonville Daily Record noted that Black Sheep struggled financially, particularly after the economic impact of the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic led to increased costs.

Menu Highlights

The newly opened Bartaco features a lively atmosphere with bars, kitchens, and dining sections on both the ground floor and a rooftop area. Its menu caters to taco enthusiasts with offerings that include tacos, rice bowls, street corn, and assorted sides. In addition, customers can enjoy a selection of beverages ranging from refreshing margaritas to a variety of beers and wines.

Company Background

Bartaco is part of a growing restaurant chain that boasts 34 locations across 14 states, including six in Florida and four in Georgia. As of now, there are no confirmed plans for additional Bartaco establishments in the Northeast Florida region, making this location particularly significant for local residents.

Hours of Operation

In terms of operational hours, Bartaco will be open on Christmas Eve, operating from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. However, the restaurant will be closed on Christmas Day, allowing staff to spend time with their families during the holiday.

Community Impact

The arrival of Bartaco in Jacksonville signals a fresh dining experience for locals and visitors alike. The vibe of the restaurant, combined with its unique menu, is set to attract taco lovers and those seeking a vibrant dining environment. The restaurant’s casual yet lively atmosphere aligns well with the cultural fabric of the Riverside/Five Points area.

Future Prospects

As Bartaco settles into Jacksonville, its success will depend on community support and the ability to create a loyal customer base. While there is currently no announcement for additional locations, the popularity of this new spot could pave the way for future growth in the region.

For anyone wanting to learn more about Bartaco and its offerings, further details are available on the restaurant’s official website, where customers can find menu items, operational hours, and events.


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