Oct 05, 2016 11:59 PM EDT By Sarah T., UniversityHerald Reporter

Attention to all food lovers, particularly taco lovers. Here's the good news, in celebration of the National Taco Day, some restaurants around the country will serve great deals for your tortilla-based food.

According to National Taco Day website, last year, many Americans consumed 4.5 billion tacos. According to the website, Taco Bell played important role to push Mexican food in the United States into the mainstream.

Any kinds tacos will be served with great deals. Here are some restaurants that will give great deals, listed by Fortune.

Qdoba Mexican Eats

If you plan to go to QDoba, you may receive a free drink or chips and salsa. All you need to do is to sign up for the Rewards loyalty program.

Click this link to check the participating locations.

Green Leaf's

Anyone spends $5 at at a participating Green Leaf location can get one free Baja Street Taco.

Click here to check the participating locations.

On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina

This Mexican food chain offers $0.50 mini crispy tacos all day at participating restaurants.

Click here to check the participating locations.

Del Taco

You can get three three value tacos for $1.29 from 3-11 p.m.

Taco Bell has not yet announced deals for the National Taco Day. They confirmed they will send greeting cards to mark the occasion.

Aside from going to taco food chains, you can celebrate National Taco Day by making your own taco. You may try creating your own Patrami Tacos.

Here's the recipe for Patrami by Los Angeles Times.

Ingredients:
6 thin 6-inch blue-corn (or yellow-corn) tortillas
2 tablespoons grape seed oil
18 slices pickled jalapeno chiles, (make sure it is well drained)
18 ounces generously fatty pastrami, thinly sliced
1 1/2 cups sauerkraut (rinsed and well drained)
6 small, sprigs fresh dill
6 teaspoons ballpark mustard
Vegetable oil for deep-frying

For instructions, please visit this website.

Here's another recipe. Watch.

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