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Many restaurants will offer specials hoping to get a boost in business for Cinco de Mayo Author: Jalyn Souchek Updated: 8:35 AM CDT May 5, 2021
MEMPHIS, Tenn. It s Cinco de Mayo!
While the celebration of the day may differ in America, Cinco de Mayo is an opportunity to support and celebrate the rich Latino culture in the Mid-South.
Cinco de Mayo is most synonymous in the U.S. with drinking margaritas and eating tacos. It s expected to be so busy that some food places are changing how they operate to brace for lines.
Taconganas, located at 4255 Summer Ave., will do a tacos on demand table to provide people a quick grab and go option rather than have to wait in line.