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Hollywood’s iconic Cactus Taqueria no. 1 has closed after 34 years due to its landlord, Project Angel Food, plans to demolish the building and expand its operations. Founded by Mario Tornel and Martha Silva in 1992, the taqueria was a beloved local spot known for its no-frills tacos and celebrity clientele. The family plans to seek new locations while the site will be repurposed as a training kitchen to support Project Angel Food’s mission.
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