Taqueria Habanero, one of DC’s best Mexican restaurants, is expanding. 🌮
, one of DC’s best Mexican restaurants, is expanding. The Montero family, behind the Puebla-style restaurant in Columbia Heights—plus a new location in College Park—will bring their taqueria and a new pan-Latin drinking destination, Bar Alegria, to Edgewood’s forthcoming Bryant Street Market food hall in March.
The taqueria will be among the first of several places to open at the marketplace, which will also include a poke bowl shop and bubble tea cafe. Habanero serves 16 styles of tacos on homemade tortillas with fresh salsas. Photograph courtesy of Taqueria Habanero., having built a loyal following thanks to recipes from husband-and-wife founders Dionicio Montero and Mirna Montero-Alvarado, who emigrated from Puebla and El Salvador, respectively. The couple began selling Mexican food at farmers markets before jumping full-time into the business—now with nine family members.
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