Siouxland is blessed to have so many wonderful Mexican restaurants, bakeries & businesses and what a better way to celebrate those than to support them on this holiday! Heres is a little short history of why this day is celebrated - Cinco de Mayo, or the fifth of May, is a holiday that celebrates the date of the Mexican army's May 5, 1862 victory of France at the Battle of Puebla during the Franco-Mexican War. The day, which falls on Wednesday, May 5 in 2021, is also known as Battle of Puebla Day. While it is a relatively minor holiday in Mexico, in the United States, Cinco de Mayo has evolved into a commemoration of Mexican culture and heritage, particularly in areas with large Mexican-American populations.
Below is a list of some of different Mexican owned businesses to check out and celebrate with today! We know that this list could be endless with how many fantastic Mexican businesses we have in Siouxland, but we narrowed it down to 8 for this write up
La Juanitas - This Mexican restaurant is a staple in Siouxland. Everyone knows the red & white tile flooring means you're about to get some absolutely perfect tacos & burritos.
Suarez Bakery - This Mexican bakery features conchas, empanadas, and other delicious breads and pastries that will leave you wanting more!
Roble's Taqueria - Roble's gained a lot of traction this past year & introduced Siouxland to the Birria mania that we all know and love. You can almost guarantee that they're drive thru will have a line around the building, but it is worth the wait!
Blue Tequila - This sit down Mexican restaurant in Sergeant Bluff is home of the rainbow margarita that the community quickly loved! They just finished their new, beautiful patio in time for today as well!
La Morena Family Restaurant & La Morena Good Morning - La Morena's two locations are both a place to go to grab some traditional Mexican food or some American breakfast. Both of these locations quickly became a favorite in Siouxland.
La Victoria - If you're looking to do some grocery shopping & get a great meal at the same place, La Victoria would be your stop. Check it out to get some grocery items not seen in a typical store or grab a couple tacos & a torta!
La Pinata - Another great place to shop for some Hispanic groceries!
Evelyn's Bakery - This bakery has all of the Mexican breads & pastries that you can think of as well as authentic Mexican food.
There are so many more we could list but this would be never ending! Check out some of these businesses or any of the other awesome Mexican owned businesses we have in Siouxland to celebrate this Cince de Mayo.
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