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San Francisco Tacos & More Plans East Windsor Location After Faro Breakfast House Exit

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Published on October 06, 2026
San Francisco Tacos & More Plans East Windsor Location After Faro Breakfast House ExitSource: Google Street View

Renovations are underway at 44 South Main Street in East Windsor, where San Francisco Tacos & More plans to open a second location. The space was most recently occupied by Faro Breakfast House, which closed after opening in mid-June.

The Connecticut Scoop reported the planned East Windsor location.

A Growing Footprint Along the I-91 Corridor

San Francisco Tacos & More opened its first location on January 22, 2026, at 117 Hazard Avenue in Enfield. The storefront had previously housed Aurora's Pizza, according to the station's prior reporting.

The business has since shifted from pizza to a Mexican-American fusion concept at San Francisco Tacos & More.

Menu Built on Fusion Flavors

San Francisco Tacos & More's broader menu spans tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, and wings.

Timing Coincides With Restaurant Week Spotlight

The East Windsor announcement arrives just as San Francisco Tacos & More was selected to participate in the inaugural Enfield Restaurant Week, organized by the Enfield Economic Development Commission and running October 4 through 11, according to the Town of Enfield. The event gives the brand added visibility as it looks to grow beyond its original home base.

The planned East Windsor location would give the restaurant a second storefront beyond its original Enfield home.

What Route 5 studies say

The East Windsor Route 5 corridor has been the subject of planning work on safety, congestion, and transit, bicycle, and pedestrian mobility, according to the Capitol Region Council of Governments.

An earlier snapshot of the corridor appears in East Windsor Planning and Zoning Commission minutes from January 13, 2015. The minutes record a workshop presentation describing varied restaurant and other commercial uses, including nine shopping plazas or strip malls, according to the commission minutes.

No opening date has been announced for the East Windsor location, and it remains unclear whether San Francisco Tacos & More intends to keep both the Enfield and East Windsor locations running at the same time.