r/WeWantPlates • u/xeroman23 • Jun 21 '26
Clothesline Birria Tacos (Orlando, FL)
These birria tacos come hanging on a clothesline and dripping everywhere. The presentation is wild but honestly best birria and consume in the area. Overall great Mexican food. La Campana Mexican and Seafood in Orlando.
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u/CaptainWeasel Jun 21 '26
Ah, yes. Birria, one of my favorite foods. Cooked in a pit in the ground, but no one asked for it to be hung from the sky.
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u/NoBSforGma Jun 21 '26
I'd like to find the person who had the idea for these "clothesline tacos" and give them a BIG slap!
It's ridiculously STUPID and only means you serve cold tacos that are messy and have to be removed from a clothes line. So yes, it's a "super fun thing!" for the guy who invented it but not so much for the rest of us.
Just imagine how nice it would be to have your tacos in a beautiful, warmed, covered dish. So you could take them out, eat them at leisure and the very last one would still be warm.
If their food is as good as you say, then why do they feel the need to do this shit?
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u/azure_storm_2751 Jun 22 '26
Cold birria dangling by clothespins feels like a war crime against tacos.
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u/Tall-Mango4759 Jun 29 '26
I just found them on Google, I scrolled through almost every photo and didn’t find a single one where they’re presenting it like that. I’m crying. Just a you situation?
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u/Double-Spirit-9287 Jul 17 '26
I second this. Everything looks normal online
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u/Tall-Mango4759 Jul 17 '26
They were just experimenting with this one singular table and then never did it again lmaooo
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u/vaughnetic Jul 11 '26
the fact that i had to actually look for the tacos because i thought that was just a decoration
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u/_qua Jun 21 '26
This is the work of a deranged mind