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Where Highway 90 crosses Ranch Road 187, the small town of Sabinal has long been a stopping point for travelers. These days, many of them pull over for one reason—Nora's Tacos.

Founded nearly two decades ago by Nora Herrera, Nora’s Tacos began as an 18-by-6 food trailer built through hard work, early mornings, and family recipes passed down from her mother. From handmade tortillas to sopita and beans, everything starts before dawn and is cooked with care.

In a town with limited opportunities, Nora created her own—working side by side with her husband, sister, and children to build a place locals rely on and travelers remember. Truckers, regulars, and passersby all find the same thing here: warm food, friendly faces, and a moment of rest from the road.

At a crossroads that’s seen stagecoaches, soldiers, trains, and traffic, Nora’s Tacos has become something steady—a reminder that sometimes the best thing on a long drive is a clean table, a hot meal, and food made with love.

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Episode #: 1954
Original air date: 2-8-2025
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