He wrote in 2022, "The colorful new restaurant serves nourishing tacos, tortas, French fry nachos, burritos and chimichangas made with house-made seitan instead of meat, plus delightfully rainbow-hued conchas from vegan bakery La Casa De Mamá.

Mis Tacones remains focused on Portland's LGBTQ community, including by offering free meals to trans people of color.

"[2] Owners were inspired to provide free food to trans people of color upon request by Gay4U Vegan Eats in Oakland, California.

[3][4] According to Waz Wu of Eater Portland, Mis Tacones' tortillas are "hand-pressed to order, then filled with extra juicy al pastor, asada, and cilantro-lime-marinated house-made seitan, dressed with chipotle crema and salsas".

[4] In January 2022, owners announced plans to open a brick and mortar restaurant on Killingsworth Street in northeast Portland's Vernon neighborhood in February.