Rusty Taco Brings Authentic Flavors to Decatur

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DECATUR, Ga. – Calling all Decatur taco lovers– the soon-to-be favorite spot for Atlanta area foodies is finally here.

Rusty Taco has announced the opening of its Decatur restaurant. This will be the second Rusty Taco location in Georgia, following the recent restaurant opening in the Atlanta neighborhood of Summerhill. The Decatur Rusty Taco will be owned and operated by MBC Concessions, a group of well-experienced restaurant operators. To celebrate the opening of the new location, Rusty Taco of Decatur is offering the first 10 guests free queso for a year.

“Decatur stood out as the perfect community to bring Rusty Taco to next,” said Justin Triplett, President and CEO of MBC Concessions. “We can’t wait for the new restaurant to be a staple in the Decatur community and serve guests in the market for years to come.”

Named after founder Rusty Fenton, Rusty Taco is a simple neighborhood taco joint. Nothing fancy. Just real flavor. Currently, the brand has over 20 unique taco options including baja shrimp, fried chicken and brisket, alongside its margaritas, which are always made with fresh lime juice. Guests can also enjoy its famous queso, salsas and guacamole, all made in-house daily. Rusty Taco also offers catering in the community, giving guests and businesses a fresh and delicious option for ‘fiesta time.’ Its authentic taco-inspired menu channels the flavor, ambiance, and simplicity of a traditional taco stand into local communities. Rusty Taco's inviting atmosphere encourages guests to enjoy meals at their own pace, whether on-the-go or seated.

“We're excited to introduce Rusty Taco to the Decatur neighborhood, where we can share our love for tacos, margaritas, and more,” said Daniel Smith, President of Rusty Taco. “Partnering with MBC Concessions allows us to bring our signature flavors to even more guests. We believe Decatur’s vibrant community is a perfect match for Rusty Taco, and we look forward to becoming a favorite local spot.”

SOURCE Rusty Taco

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