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Explore the flavors of Polk County through Taco Week

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Three photos each showing a plate of different tacos. The first photo is of shrimp tacos with a side of soup, the second is a plate of chicken tacos and the third is a plate of tacos topped with avocado and a crema sauce.

Keep an eye out for drink deals because what pairs with tacos better than a fresh margarita?

Photos provided by Visit Central Florida

Good news, LAL.

Polk County Taco Week is in full swing, which means from now until Sunday, Jan. 19, we’re treating every day like Taco Tuesday.

Enjoy creative specials from 40+ local restaurants including delicious pairings like Korean tacos with spicy kimchi noodles, or mango habanero chicken tacos with avocado lime crema.

Prices and offerings vary, so there’s something for everyone. Indulge in Polk County’s vibrant flavors while supporting local businesses. Now that’s something worth shell-ebrating.

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