Tonnie Pointer knows everyone loves a good street taco, so she’s serving a half-dozen varieties at Rio Taco & Tequila, a new downtown eatery.
The street tacos, so called because they’re small and can easily be held in your hand and munched on as you walk down the street, are a specialty at the just-opened spot where Pointer is executive chef.
“That’s probably our biggest seller so far,” said Pointer, adding they’re offered with brisket, steak, vegetables, chicken tinga (shredded chicken), ground beef and al pastor (spit-grilled) pork.
“They’re traditional with two tortillas, protein, cilantro and red onions,” Pointer said.