Disco Tacos Williamsburg

The summer of 1977 was the pits.

The economy was down, crime and unemployment were up. There were blackouts, the Summer of Sam, and fear ruled the streets. Disco was the escape. Studio 54 had just opened its doors to the masses – large enough doors to fit a white horse. Critics panned the genre, calling it “commercial” and “cheap”. But it was unstoppable. The simulated orgasms from Donna Summer in “Love to Love You Baby” liberated women and shook uptight white men.

Flash Forward to the Summer of 2020.

The highest unemployment since the great recession and it was HOT. Our answer for the people was Disco Tacos, a food truck in Williamsburg. Tacos, ice cold margaritas, and fresh beats on the street served by friendly eyes in pink masks.

Disco is a distraction, it’s a momentary pause from the madness. We hope you like it.