Reader: People Say This Sign Is Gross, But Then Eat a Cow Taco!

Several Mexican grocery stores around town also feature little eateries — but few advertise their services as graphically as Carniceria la Sierra at 3170 West Alameda Avenue, one of several taquerias Mark Antonation featured in his story about three spots where you can get your groceries and tacos in one...

By Westword Staff

October 21, 2015

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Several Mexican grocery stores around town also feature little eateries — but few advertise their services as graphically as Carniceria la Sierra at 3170 West Alameda Avenue, one of several taquerias Mark Antonation featured in his story about three spots where you can get your groceries and tacos in one stop. But the Carniceria is the one that gets the most attention — at least, its sign does. Says Ainsley:

Everyone is all like, "That sign is gross!" As they eat a cow taco.

Have you been to Carniceria la Sierra? What other eateries around town have interesting signs?

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