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Taco Johns in CLARKSVILLE!

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Taco Johns in CLARKSVILLE!

The time has come! We are officially getting a Taco Johns!

There used to be 2 Taco John locations in the 1990s. The new one will be on Riverside drive with another one opening up in December.

They will be doing a grand opening this Tuesday, May, 26th that will feature Austin Peay State University cheerleaders and a golden ticket for a year’s worth of olés to the first 100 guests!

They will be doing one-of-a-kind offerings now until the end of December.

You can read more about it here!

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