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Tito's Tacos

Port-au-Prince & Around


Yes, you can get passable Mexican food here, and whole chickens, and Prestige, of course. But the main reason to come is that after dinner, this relatively unremarkable outdoor taco joint occasionally hosts wild parties and raves, with Haiti's most talented DJs spinning. You might even need a password to get in.


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