Vargas & Sons Tortillas — Attraction in Saginaw

I was introduced to Vargas tortillas over a half century ago. When I was just a kid, a family friend taught my mom how to make tacos using Vargas tortillas, and I still make them the same way. It was especially difficult when I briefly moved away from Saginaw because I have always lived by a if-there-are-no-Vargas-tortillas-there-are-no-tacos policy for all of these years I am now grateful that my local Kroger carries them, but I have also gone directly to the Vargas bakery to purchase pre-made shells, tortilla chips, and other items. When I go to local restaurants, I always ask if they use Vargas (sort of like most people from Michigan ask if the hot dogs are Koegel brand). We are so lucky to have Vargas. They are an institution in and a gift to the Saginaw area. I hope the family keeps the business open for many...

I heard about this place about serving Barbacoa and homemade corn tortillas and flour tortilla., I arrived at this place Sunday morning waiting in a line. But I will tell you, Now I know why there is a line , This barbacoa was top notch reminding of being back in the Rio grande valley! With the barbacoa warm tortillas and the pico de gallo! Brought back memories! This place has tamales that are so good! That you fall in love with the first bite! Don't forget to try the carnitas simply delicious.The staff so welcoming for my first time here. The staff made me feel like I knew them forever! You can't get food like this anywhere. It come from a long tradition that they cook from the heart to perfection and treat everyone like family! I will definitely be back! It is worth...

I saw a guide online that said Vargas & Sons Tortillas have the 14th best British food in all of Saginaw, Michigan. You know you're doing something right when even the Queen on her throne is calling out to her servant, "Jeeves! Dear lad, fetch me some of that delicious, scrumpdillyumptious taco bread from Vargas and his heirs. I shall knight Mr. Vargas at dawn!" Seriously. I saw the movie "Cruella." A dude in the cast who uses a British accent is actually from that Anglophile village of Saginaw. Michigan. Yeah! That one. So. I Google "British food" and "Saginaw, Michigan." And Vargas & Sons Tortillas comes up at #14. Felicidades! That is...