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Get 79-cent tacos at Bill Miller Bar-B-Q for National Taco Day

Wednesday is National Taco Day

Mary Claire Patton, Digital Journalist

Published: October 4, 2017 at 9:52 AM

SAN ANTONIO – Bill Miller Bar-B-Q is offering 79-cent bean and cheese tacos all day Wednesday.

National Taco Day is Wednesday, and San Antonio is psyched.

More cheap tacos? Yes, please.

“Who said Taco Tuesday can’t be on a Wednesday?” a Facebook post for Bill Miller Bar-B-Q said.

Our thoughts exactly.

Related: Celebrity visiting San Antonio wanted free meal in return for Instagram food post

Happy National Taco Day! Who said Taco Tuesday can't be on a Wednesday? Celebrate with our .79 cent bean and cheese tacos ALL DAY!
Posted by Bill Miller Bar-B-Q on Wednesday, October 4, 2017

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Get 79-cent tacos at Bill Miller Bar-B-Q for National Taco Day

Wednesday is National Taco Day

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