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Welcome To Tacos, Community & Beer
Tacos, Community & Beer, located in East Amherst, NY, is a vibrant dining destination that embodies a love for tacos in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Renowned for its gourmet tacos, guests rave about the freshness and unique flavors, including favorites like honey garlic shrimp and Nashville hot chicken. The community-oriented atmosphere encourages patrons to socialize over craft beers and exciting cocktails. With attentive service and a casual vibe, TCB ensures an enjoyable experience, whether it's Taco Tuesday or a laid-back lunch. Each visit leaves customers eager to return, solidifying Tacos, Community & Beer as a local gem for food lovers.
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About
Tacos, Community & Beer
Welcome to Tacos, Community & Beer, your go-to destination for tantalizing taco creations paired with a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Located at 6449 Transit Rd, East Amherst, NY, this vibrant eatery is not just about food; it’s about community and the shared joy of great flavors. With a commitment to providing fresh, delicious tacos and a selection of craft beers, TCB has quickly become a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
Step through the doors, and you’re greeted by a warm ambiance and friendly faces, as highlighted in numerous customer reviews. You're immediately drawn in by the sound of laughter and clinking glasses, a true embodiment of the community spirit that TCB champions. Whether you’re here for a casual lunch or a lively dinner with friends, you’ll find the perfect spot to enjoy a meal.
Among the standout dishes is the honey garlic shrimp, which has garnered rave reviews, alongside the unforgettable birria tacos that Christina Henry cannot stop talking about. The tacos at TCB aren’t just meals; they are gourmet experiences. Each taco is crafted using fresh ingredients, ensuring that every bite bursts with flavor—this sentiment is echoed by a multitude of patrons, who praise the “fresh, fresh, fresh” philosophy embraced by the kitchen team.
For those seeking variety, TCB offers a tantalizing selection of unique tacos. From the Nashville hot chicken taco to the barbacoa in a corn shell, there’s something satisfying for every palate. Alicia Montanari's suggestion to indulge in a generous plate of chips with queso and corn salsa is a must-try for any visitor. Just imagine the perfect pairing of crispy chips slathered in rich queso, complemented by the sweetness of corn salsa—truly a fan favorite!
And let's not forget about the drinks! With an extensive bar menu featuring crafted cocktails, including the popular Espresso Martini and refreshing Margaritas, you’ll find the perfect beverage to wash down your taco feast. Liz's experiences speak to TCB's ability to curate an environment where patrons can enjoy both food and drink while engaging in a sense of community.
While the parking situation might have its challenges and the view may leave a little to be desired, the delicious tacos and energetic vibe make Tacos, Community & Beer an underrated gem in East Amherst. Come for the food, stay for the community—it’s a combination that not only fills the stomach but also warms the heart. We highly recommend a visit to TCB soon; you’ll find it’s a spot that begs to be revisited time and again.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Absolutely recommend this place. I cannot wait to go again. Went on taco Tuesday it was kinda packed but after a while it settled down. Was greeted with amazing customer service all around. Had honey garlic shrimp and two birria tacos which I recommend both. You will be satisfied and never want to leave. ”
“ It's underrated. That's all I can say. I wish the parking situation were better, I wish the view were better, I mean give me a break you're staring at Delaware, if you're on the patio. But the Tacos are bangin'. Fresh, fresh fresh. Those are the three rules of good food . And TCB gets it right. ”
“ The barbacoa with a corn shell is *chefs kiss*. My husband and I went for lunch and almost got it again for dinner. Absolutely delicious. Also, their chips and salsa were incredibly fresh. The only reason I gave service a 4 star is because we did order guacamole and never got it. Other than that, 10/10 would recommend. ”
“ Tacos, Community & Beer in East Amherst is a perfect spot to grab a drink and some really good food in a casual, easy-going atmosphere! I've been to TCB several times. Every time I've gone for lunch there has been a table available with great service. They also have a large bar if you prefer to sit and take part in drinking with other patrons enjoying the "community" aspect. Love their gourmet tacos! I usually order 3 completely different kinds to enjoy some variety. They are all so unique! I have enjoyed their Espresso Martini and Margaritas as well. Will definitely be back soon! ”
“ I love this place! Literally such good food! My number one recommendation is to get a large order of chips, and get the queso and corn salsa!!! I like to dump the corn salsa all over the chips and the dump the queso on top of it all and it’s just the best creation ever!!! For tacos my favorite it’s the Nashville hot chicken taco! Absolutely freaking incredible!!! (Minus the pickle cause I don’t like pickles) the Philly taco is really good as well. But honestly you can’t go wrong with anything you end up choosing there!!! ”
“ I used to live a mile from TCB and would stop in regularly, especially on my way home from weekend bike rides. Stopped there tonight for the first time in a couple of years. Still awesome! Great tacos, great beer, great service, great atmosphere. ”
“ Love love love the vegan tacos, beer is decent. Only downside was DJ bingo which was very loud so couldn't talk. Not an everyday occurrence so no biggie ”
“ We had a chance to visit this place several times already, and they consistently delivered incredibly tasty food, great service and a very energetic atmosphere. The beer and cocktails selection is very decent as well. I’ll definitely be coming back for more tacos. ”