Celebrate Cinco De Mayo Weekend at Maui Tacos Charleston Aloha Fiesta May 3 - 5




Join the Aloha Fiesta Cinco De Mayo Weekend, May 3-5, 2019, at Maui Tacos Charleston at 200 Meeting Street, #2 in Downtown Charleston. Along with DJ Danny Seltzer live Friday and Saturday, Maui Tacos will be serving up weekend specials such as: $5 32 ounce Mexican draft beers, $3 Espolon Tequila shots, $3 frozen margaritas, $2 Tecate can beer, $2 beef tacos and more. Maui Tacos Charleston is open daily at 11:00 a.m. 

Maui Tacos now has extended spring and summer hours; Sunday — Thursday 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Friday — Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Street parking is available as well as the attached parking garage on Pinckney Street. 

 Already gathering a loyal following from locals and visitors, Charleston City Paper writes, “At Maui Tacos downtown, come for the fish tacos, stay for the full bar” in March 2019.

“The menu at Maui Tacos is dominated by fish, shrimp and barbecue pork, all available as tacos, burritos or quesadillas. But it doesn’t really matter what you order, since the standouts here are the crisp corn chips, pineapple-based sauces and slaws, and the fresh salsas lined up on a self-service bar. Maui’s a very casual place, with the priciest steak plate clocking in at $11.75, but some serious thought was expended on turning avocados and mangoes into perfectly seasoned tropical condiments.” - The Post and Courier, 3/27/19 

Maui Tacos also offers catering, for more, call (843)793-4441. Mahalo! 

ABOUT MAUI TACOS 
The spirit of aloha is more than an attitude. It’s a lifestyle all about sharing the best of everything with those around you. Chef and restaurateur Mark Ellman kept this spirit in mind when he opened Maui Tacos on the Valley Isle in 1993 and crafted a menu worth sharing with the world. Made with healthy, fresh ingredients and bold flavors, every dish fuses the exotic cuisine of Hawaii with the exciting tastes of Mexico. The result? Maui-Mex. Now, the Jen and Mike Seltzer is bringing the ono to their hometown of Charleston. Come in and experience everything from Hawaiian BBQ pork tacos to mango salads. We know your taste buds will say “mahalo." Open daily for lunch, dinner, happy hour, large parties and more. Located 200 Meeting Street #2 - inside the Bank of America Building. Visit www.mauitacos.com and follow them on Facebook and Instagram. 

Location: Charleston, SC 200 Meeting St #2, Charleston, SC 29401, USA

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