5 de Mayo on Camino Clark & Beyond

Camino Clark is the place to be this 5 de Mayo, with 12 local businesses joining the celebration. From taco specials and handmade bites to festive drinks and limited-time deals, there’s plenty to explore up and down the corridor.

While Camino Clark is at the heart of it all, a couple of nearby Rogers Park favorites are joining in, so you can keep the celebration going just beyond Camino Clark.

Plan your stops, bring your appetite, and support local while you celebrate.

Participating Businesses & 5 de Mayo Specials

Explore what Camino Clark businesses have lined up and map out your stops!

Camino Clark

Restaurants	Specials
Taqueria El Charro 6661 N. Clark St. | (773) 743-7056	Pollo Tacos – $3
Supermercado Casa Roman 6978 N. Clark St. | (773) 743-2525	Modelo 12-pack – $17.99
El Famous Burrito 7047 N. Clark St. | (773) 465-0377	Tacos – $2
La Azteca Produce 7067 N. Clark St. | (773) 274-2587	2 Picaditas – $5 Tacos (Al Pastor, Asada) – $2
Taqueria La Chapala 7117 N. Clark St. | (773) 465-3907	Tour of Mexico Taco Dinner (Carnitas, Al Pastor, Asada) – $9.99
Su Taqueria El Rey Del Taco 7138 N. Clark St. | (773) 274-9004	Margaritas - $5.99 Tacos (Pollo, Al Pastor, Chorizo) - $2.49
La Casa Vieja 7357 N. Clark St. | (773) 598-4319	Quesadillas (handmade tortillas) – $8
AKAY Tacos 7360 N. Clark St. | (773) 262-9417	Tacos (Pollo, Al Pastor, Ground Beef, Veggie) – $2

Morse

Restaurants	Specials
South of the Border 1416 W. Morse Ave. | (773) 856-0427	Free Ghost Tequila & Margarita Tastings 5 - 7 p.m.
Los Portales Mexican Restaurant 1418 W. Morse Ave. | (773) 465-5221	Guacamole & Chips – $5

About Camino Clark
Camino Clark is a state designated cultural district in Rogers Park, recognized for its vibrant celebration of Mexican culture, heritage and entrepreneurship. Anchored along Clark Street, the district is home to a diverse mix of small, locally owned businesses that reflect the traditions, creativity and flavors of the community.

This designation highlights the corridor as a destination where culture is not just preserved, but actively lived, through food, art, music and everyday experiences. Supporting businesses in Camino Clark means investing in a thriving, community-driven local economy and honoring the cultural richness that defines the area.