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National Nachos Day: Here Are Some Of The Best Places To Get Nachos In Mass

By Matthew Lynch
March 28, 2024
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When it comes to comfort food, few dishes can compete with the universally beloved nachos – a delightful concoction of crispy tortilla chips layered with luscious cheese, often accompanied by a variety of toppings such as jalapeños, sour cream, guacamole, and salsa. National Nachos Day is a day to honor this snack that has transcended borders and has found a special place in the hearts (and stomachs) of people everywhere.

Massachusetts, with its diverse and thriving culinary scene, offers some of the best places to indulge in this cheesy delight. Whether you’re looking for a classic take on nachos or something more gourmet, these eateries will ensure you have a happy National Nachos Day.

1. The Painted Burro – Somerville

Nestled in Davis Square, The Painted Burro combines vibrant flavors to create nachos that are nothing short of a masterpiece. Their ‘Super Nachos’ are a must-try, adorned with house-made cheese sauce, black beans, pico de gallo, and an option to add proteins like al pastor or carne asada.

2. Lone Star Taco Bar – Allston & Cambridge

If you prefer your nachos with a Texas twist, Lone Star Taco Bar is the place for you. With their house-made chips and queso topped with pickled jalapeños and roasted tomato salsa, these are perfect for those who take their nacho game seriously.

3. Sunset Cantina – Boston

Close to Boston University campus, Sunset Cantina offers an extensive selection of nacho plates. What makes them stand out is their ‘Sunset Fiesta Nachos,’ layered with three types of cheese, black beans, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and sour cream.

4. Tenoch Mexican – Multiple Locations

Known for their flavorful Mexican street food fare, Tenoch doesn’t skimp on their nacho portions either. Opt for their classic ‘Nachos Tenoch,’ which are generously topped with ingredients so fresh you’d think you’ve been transported to Mexico City.

5. El Pelón Taquería – Fenway & Brighton

El Pelón is celebrated for its authentic Mexican dishes and their ‘El Guapo’ nachos are no exception. These are piled high with fire-roasted salsa verde and embellished with your choice of meat or veggies making it a crowd-pleaser spot on National Nachos Day or any day.

6. Anna’s Taqueria – Multiple Locations

A local chain known for its quick service and delicious comfort food; Anna’s Taqueria serves up simple yet satisfying nachos that can be customized just how you like them.

7. Bartaco – Seaport District

For those who enjoy scenic dining experiences by the water, Bartaco serves up not only an impressive waterfront view but also some rather exquisite upscale street-food-style nachos soaked in chipotle sauce and sprinkled with creamy queso fresco.

8. La Verdad Taqueria – Fenway/Kenmore

Steps away from Fenway Park lies La Verdad Taqueria where fans flock not only before baseball games but also for some mouth-watering nachos that hit it right out of the park.

On National Nachos Day in Massachusetts—or any day—these shining stars make it easy to celebrate in style (and indulgence). Whether piled high on a platter or served straight out of the kitchen still sizzling hot, there’s no wrong way to enjoy nachos—especially when they come from one of these top-notch purveyors of cheesy goodness.

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