US EditionIconic L.A. Taco Spot Could Become Historic Landmark
The proposal could protect the original restaurant from demolition for up to 1 year while the City Council considers final approval.
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The proposal to declare King Taco a historical heritage advances in Los Angeles; in 1974, King Taco gave life to the first taco truck in the United States
LA City Committee OKs King Taco Historic Landmark Designation
The original King Taco restaurant in the Cypress Park area of Los Angeles was one step closer Tuesday toward receiving a designation as a Historic-Cultural Monument. The Los Angeles City Council’s Planning and Land Use Management Committee unanimously approved the proposal Tuesday, following a recommendation from the city’s Cultural Heritage Commission on Feb. 5. The restaurant, located at 1118 N. Cypress Ave., is widely recognized as a cornerst…
Iconic L.A. taco spot could become historic landmark
One of L.A.’s most iconic taco restaurants could soon be designated a historic landmark by the city of Los Angeles. The King Taco location in L.A.’s Cypress Park neighborhood is being considered for historic landmark status. A measure to designate the location recently passed a city council committee vote after a unanimous recommendation from the [...]
The original King Taco restaurant, located in the Cypress Park area in Los Angeles, took a further step towards its designation as a Cultural-Historical Monument on Tuesday. The Los Angeles City Council’s Soil Planning and Management Committee unanimously approved the proposal on Tuesday, following a recommendation from the City’s Cultural Heritage Commission on February 5. The restaurant, located at 1118 N. Cypress Ave., is widely recognized as…
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