Tacos El Bandero

… 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Taco Trucks… 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hungry Gang. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
==Bottom of the 9^th (at 10:30pm on a Saturday)
==2 Outs
==Up to bat: Empty Bellies (from Hungry Town, USA)
=1^st PITCH: Tacos Los Primos #2 = closed —-SSSTTEEEE-​RIKE one!!!
=2^nd PITCH: Taco El Grande = closed —-SSSTTEEEE-​RIKE two!!!
=3^rd PITCH: McDonalds = yuck —Ball one.
=4^th PITCH: Mattress Outlet = mistaken for restaurant —Ball two.
=5^th PITCH: TACOS EL BANDERO — we have have a hit!
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+++GAME SUMMARY+++
We were in Yakima on a Saturday night, and it was only 10:30pm. We wanted to get our taco truck on (two of my faves are in the Yak).
I had a big crew, and they were all following Frodo (me) on our quest for food on this Lord of the Rings-​ish journey. We stopped by Tacos Los Primos #2, and as we arrived the cook said, «We’re closed.» D’oh! We were desperate, but I had one more truck under my sleeve: Taco El Grande. It was closed, too.
Really? Really. No taco trucks open past 10:30pm on a Saturday?! What’s this world coming too?! I think taco trucks are supposed to be open past 2am by law (drunkard law, that is).
We continued a blind search down 1^st. After mistaking a neon sign-​filled window of a Mattress store as a restaurant, we found it: an open taco truck.
ENTER: Tacos El Bandero
In the parking lot of the club Studio 54 (they were having «Noche Latina») we found a taco truck. By this time it was past 11pm. The were a bit limited in their offerings. I ordered a few carne asada tacos and a chicken. The tacos were fair/​average. I gulped them down like Pac Man gulping dots (we were all freezing a tad).
So yeah, average taco truck, but this place gets big UPs for being: OPEN!!!
(and not throwing us a STRIKE THREE for the night!) ;)