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Loved the taste of the taco. I had the Baja fish tacos with a Pacifico beer me it was amazing. The spicy sauce is delicious. Nice outdoor seating too! Food and drinks were reasonable. I love the atmosphere, staff was very attentive and friendly! I highly recommend!!
Tres salsas!!! My fav!!! They always take care of me there! Annnnnnd.... This place used to be the restaurant callled, Bourbon Street (yep after the street in New Orleans), so it feel very Bourbon Street in there, which I love!!!! I can't remember my favorite dish there but you should totally go!
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He began taking courses in 2000 as an English Education major. Prior to moving to Oklahoma, Tito taught English as a Foreign Language at a private institute in Argentina. At Panhandle State, in addition to his degree courses, Tito took music lessons which led to his involvement in the theatre program and its musical productions. Initially, he helped with stage management. All of this led to his love for and work in directing the theatre program at Panhandle State now.
Tito Santana Taquerias doors opened in 2011. After a countless hours in test kitchen, we learned the good the bad and the ugly of the Baja Cal Tacos. Took everything we love to eat and put it on our Menu.
Tito was a kindhearted and friendly person. He had such a love for people and was full of incredible stories he loved to share. He was young at heart, and truly lived life to the fullest. He was adventurous and lived an active life. He loved soccer, tennis, swimming, and all things nature. Above all, he loved his Lord Jesus Christ. He had a passion for ministry, soul winning, and was a member of his local Seventh-day Adventist Church congregation. His favorite passages from scripture were John 14:1-3 and Psalm 91. His influence on all our lives will continue and we will miss him greatly.
Tito is survived by Ismaela Navarro the love of his life for 33 years and his children: Benjamin (Heather) Navarro, Betsy (Matt) Hickok, AnneMarie (Brian) Clark, and Holly Navarro. He is also survived by his lovely grandchildren: Matthew, Liberty, Kaitlyn, Gabrielle, Adison, and Lila Grace. He was preceded in death by his parents, Fidel Amasifuen Navarro and Juana Mariafana Navarro and brother, Celin Amasifuen Navarro.
Fans, even your 'cats love dogs, and we've partnered with Tito's Handmade Vodka to bring you the Adopt A Dog promotion every Friday game from June to September! We'll welcome local animal shelters to the stadium, as well as their furry friends. In addition, Tito's Vodka will donate $1 for every Tito's drink sold in the stadium to local New Hampshire animal shelters. Tito's drinks can be purchased at the V.I.P. bar on the suite level behind home plate, or in the Samuel Adams Brewhouse.
Tito and her older brother, Michael, attended music camps at the Salvation Army every summer in her youth. She recalls growing up surrounded by others who loved music and ministry, and she was inspired by their programs.
Not only did Tito travel to Turks and Caicos and South Africa for music with the Salvation Army, but she also had the chance to share her love of music through a study abroad trip with the University. In 2011, Tito and other University music students played concerts in Budapest, Germany and Austria.