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Katie Britt celebrates Taco Casa’s 50th anniversary in Tuscaloosa

U.S. Senator Katie Britt stopped by one of her favorite local restaurants in Tuscaloosa over the weekend to celebrate the regional chain’s 50th year in operation. The Alabama alum posted about her visit on social media.

“I’m in Tuscaloosa, and I cannot stop in Tuscaloosa without coming by Taco Casa,” said Britt. “I just wanted to wish everyone here a Happy 50th. Obviously, this is the epitome of small business and the American Dream. We’re so proud of what this family has achieved and their willingness to give back to the community in so many ways. Happy 50th Anniversary to Taco Casa.”

“I don’t know what your favorite place is to stop when you’re in Tuscaloosa but this is certainly one of mine.”

It was also a particularly special visit for Britt, who brought her young daughter to the establishment for the first time.

Taco Casa was thrilled with Britt’s endorsement and thanked her for her continued business.

A fan-favorite social media account, 3 Year Letterman, agreed, saying “Taco Casa knows the grind of an SEC schedule”.

Taco Casa is a family-owned chain of Tex-Mex fast food restaurants that begin in 1974 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The first location opened on 10th Avenue and was founded by Rod Wilkin, a former University of Alabama football player coached by Paul “Bear” Bryant.

Austen Shipley is a staff writer for Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on X @ShipleyAusten

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