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Popular Calgary Taco Spot Closes Amid Rising Ingredient Costs
BREAKING: A beloved taco restaurant in Calgary, Moose and Poncho, has suddenly closed its doors due to skyrocketing ingredient costs. The announcement came just hours ago, leaving fans of the establishment shocked and disappointed.
Located at First Street Market and Ogden, Moose and Poncho gained national recognition after receiving the seal of approval from celebrity chef Guy Fieri on his show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. The restaurant was celebrated for its authentic tacos featuring mouth-watering toppings like carnitas, birria, cactus leaves, and mushrooms.
In a heartfelt statement, the Moose and Poncho team expressed their commitment to quality. “Unfortunately, high prices in quality products forced us to close our doors. We are always focused on bringing the best to your plate, and our values come first before even thinking of lowering our standards,” the statement read. This commitment to quality has resonated deeply with patrons, making the closure even more poignant.
Chef Miguel Cornejo and his team are known for their vibrant flavors and dedication to culinary excellence, which contributed to their rising popularity over the years. Their First Street Market location had become a must-visit for taco lovers, drawing in crowds eager to indulge in unique and delicious offerings.
Despite the closure, Moose and Poncho is not completely shutting down. The restaurant will continue to cater to corporate and private events and will offer cooking classes for those eager to learn the art of taco-making. This pivot offers a silver lining for fans who wish to keep the spirit of Moose and Poncho alive.
For those who wish to reminisce about their favorite dishes, the Moose and Poncho address remains 1327 1st St. SW, Calgary. As the community processes this sudden loss, many are taking to social media to share their favorite memories and dishes from the restaurant, demonstrating the impact Moose and Poncho had on the local dining scene.
This unexpected closure highlights the ongoing challenges that restaurants face due to rising costs, a trend affecting many establishments worldwide. As consumers, it’s essential to support local businesses, especially those that prioritize quality and customer satisfaction.
Stay tuned for further updates on Moose and Poncho’s future endeavors and other local dining news. For more details and updates, follow them on their social media platforms.
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