Fuzzy’s Taco Shop Brings Back Its Draco Halloween Menu, With a New Draco’rrito for 2026

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Fuzzy's Taco Shop Draco Taco II and the new Draco'rrito against a haunted-house backdrop

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop has brought back its Halloween “Draco” menu for 2026, and this year it adds a new item: the Draco’rrito. The seasonal lineup runs through November 8 and pairs the returning Draco Taco II with two vampire-themed drinks, a $5 Modelo Draft, and a National Taco Day deal on October 6.

The Draco menu is the chain’s Halloween run, built around a red-shell “Draco” taco and blood-colored drinks, and it comes back each fall. Several of the items lean on the “vampiro” idea, a Mexican taco style known for a layer of crispy griddled cheese, which turns up here in a vampiro-style sauce, a vampiro queso, and the new Draco’rrito’s cheese crust. Chef Daniel Camp, Fuzzy’s Director of Culinary, said the theme has room to grow: “Draco has always been about going a little over the top, and we leaned into that even more this year.” The Draco’rrito is the menu’s one brand-new item this year.

The Draco menu has been available since September 21 and is a limited seasonal run. Fuzzy’s Taco Shop is a Tex-Mex chain owned by Dine Brands, and its Halloween menu leans on vampire imagery, from the red Draco shell to a frozen margarita served with plastic vampire teeth.

The food

  • Draco Taco II ($4.69). The returning taco, refreshed for 2026 and now in its second version. A crispy red shell sits inside a melted, cheese-topped flour tortilla, with seasoned ground beef, garlic sauce, a spicy vampiro-style sauce, avocado, feta, cilantro, and lime.
  • Draco’rrito ($10.25), new this year. A flour tortilla with a crispy cheese crust, stuffed with cheese, seasoned ground beef, Fuzzy’s rice, vampiro-style sauce, sour cream, vampiro queso, and crispy red tortilla strips.
Fuzzy's Halloween drinks: the Midnight Matador, Drac 'A Rita, and Modelo Draft
From left: the Midnight Matador, the Drac ‘A Rita, and a Modelo Draft. (Fuzzy’s Taco Shop)

The drinks

  • Drac ‘A Rita ($9.25). A frozen margarita swirled with Bacardi rum and strawberry puree, rimmed with black salt and garnished with vampire teeth.
  • Midnight Matador ($11.69). Casamigos Blanco Tequila, triple sec, margarita mix, and blood orange.
  • Modelo Draft ($5).

National Taco Day, October 6

Fuzzy’s is marking National Taco Day on October 6. At participating shops, Original Tacos are $2 all day. The deal covers Fuzzy’s everyday Original Taco, not the seasonal Draco items. Every guest also gets a limited-edition scratch-off card that is guaranteed to reveal a reward. The rewards run from free chips and queso to taco deals, up to a top prize of free tacos for a year, redeemable as two tacos a week for 52 weeks starting October 7. The exact terms are set at the shop, so it is worth checking with your local Fuzzy’s for what is running and when.

Prices and participation vary by location, so the numbers above are the listed prices rather than a flat national menu. The Draco lineup runs through November 8 at participating Fuzzy’s Taco Shop locations. For more seasonal chain menus, see our coverage of Biggby’s fall Halloween lineup and Shake Shack’s Reese’s shake in a crackable chocolate shell.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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