Iconic Taco Spot Diego’s Closes Doors, Shifts to Mobile Food Vending Operation

Diego’s, a well-known taco restaurant and bar in Uptown Kingston, closed its doors for good on Saturday after ten years in business. The owner, Isaac Cruz, took to Instagram to announce the closure and thank their loyal customers for their support over the years. He cited the challenges of pandemic lockdowns and rising costs as the reasons for the decision. Despite the tough times, Cruz expressed his determination to hold on as long as possible.

In his post, Cruz acknowledged the difficulties faced by the business during the pandemic and expressed gratitude to supporters who stood by them through it all. He also mentioned that the business plans to transition to a food truck or trailer in the future, hoping to continue serving their beloved tacos in a new and innovative way. The business invited fans to stay updated on their future plans by following them on Instagram and announced upcoming vending events for the summer. They also requested support from the community as they navigate this transition period.

Diego’s was a popular spot in Uptown Kingston, known for its delicious tacos and friendly atmosphere. The closure of this iconic restaurant is certainly a sad loss for locals and tourists alike. However, with their plans to become a mobile food vending operation, Diego’s hopes to continue serving their customers in a new way while facing ongoing challenges such as increasing operating costs.

Overall, Diego’s closure is a reminder that even businesses with great success can struggle during difficult times. But with perseverance and creativity, they can find ways to adapt and continue serving their customers in new ways.