October 4 is National Taco Day and it's safe to say Americans love their tacos, having eaten more than 4.5 billion last year alone. Celebrate this fall and all year long by chowing down in one of these taco-friendly destinations.

Austin is a taco sanctuary, excelling at the beloved breakfast taco. There are plenty of stellar joints throughout the Live Music Capital of the World, including Eldorado Cafe where guests can build their own breakfast taco or choose from one of the signatures.

Miami is a hotspot for phenomenal Mexican food and that includes tacos. Whether you want something you can stroll the beach with or sit down and enjoy with an ice-cold margarita, you can't go wrong here.

New York City possesses the most restaurants per capita of any major U.S. city, according to research from WalletHub, so it's no surprise it winds up on this list. Visitors to the Big Apple will not only have plenty of options when it comes to delicious tacos but they'll be able to experiment with food trucks and trendy shacks serving up bold creations.

There are many things you can do in San Antonio and eating amazing tacos is certainly one of them. Head to the famed River Walk to sample some of the city's best crunchy and chewy offerings.

Like New York, Los Angeles is a taco mecca for hungry travelers, offering stellar taquerias at seemingly every turn. If you consider yourself a taco aficionado, this is the place to come to try something new.

From Downtown Phoenix to Old Town Scottsdale, the Arizona capital and surrounding areas are easily among the best places in America for taco lovers. Visitors will find authentic tacos, modern takes on classic combinations and some creations they never thought possible.

Like just about everything else travelers covet, tacos are omnipresent in San Francisco. The Mission District's La Taqueria is undoubtedly among the city's top spots to chow down and is guaranteed to win over burrito enthusiasts as well.

Fresh, flavorful tacos await visitors to Houston year-round. Hugo's is just one of the many must-visit places, delivering flawless homemade blue corn tortillas and mini lobster tacos you can't get anywhere else.

No proper taco tour of Chicago is complete without a stop at Tio Luis Tacos, which is serving up all of the beloved meats on soft corn tortillas with heavenly Mexican rice and refried pinto beans.

Maybe its the gorgeous weather, views and all of that sunshine but tacos just taste better in San Diego. There are a variety of options here, including world-class street tacos from La Puerta, which is open until 2 a.m. seven days a week.

Amazing tacos aren't hard to find in the Mile High City. Head to El Camino for a Taco Tuesday you won't forget, even if you do have one tequila shot too many.

If you prefer your tacos on the beach, then Long Beach is an easy choice. Seemingly every restaurant here features some sort of tacos on the menu. It's no wonder the locals here are so passionate about the iconic Mexican dish and constantly in search of the next great spot.

Hungry taco lovers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area won't have to look far to find tasty dishes. El Come Taco boasts authentic street tacos while the cash-only Fuel City is the place to go when you're wanting the perfect taco to satisfy that late-night hankering.

Don't sleep on Sactown when it comes to scrumptious tacos. The California capital has a lot to offer, including several Jimboy's Tacos locations serving up tacos on stone ground corn tortillas.

Las Vegas definitely knows how to entertain but it also excels at tacos. If you're staying at an MGM Resorts International property, there's a good chance you can find a delicious option without even leaving your hotel.

Silicon Valley is known for much more than tacos but the tech hub is no doubt among the country's top destinations to roll up a tortilla or two.

Just across from San Francisco, Oakland is a taco sanctum. The Town is home to some epic taco trucks, including The Taco Panzon, home to some of the best carnitas tacos on the West Coast.

If Phoenix somehow leaves you unsatisfied, head southeast to Tucson for yet another array of amazing taco joints. Los Tacos Apson is an easy choice whether you're starving or simply in the mood for a snack.

El Paso is home to Chico's Tacos, a renowned Mexican restaurant chain that's been featured on the Food Network, among other outlets. Tacoholics is another worthwhile stop for visitors craving a flavorful taco.

Taco lovers in the Pacific Northwest will want to explore Seattle, starting with the famous Pike Place Market. Here you'll find El Borracho, where visitors can pair mouthwatering tacos on handmade corn tortillas with $4 "El Cheapo" margaritas.

Searching for a delectable taco in Kansas City? Head to the River Market neighborhood where you'll find the Kansas City Taco Company just a few steps from the historic City Market. Mix and match a variety of tacos however you like, including Thai-chili shrimp, chorizo pork, mojo chicken and baja wild cod.

The Music City might not be America's top taco city but there is a whole lot to love here. For the most part, if a restaurant has "taco" in its name, it's bound to win you over. Mas Tacos Por Favor, Taco Mamacita and bartaco 12 South are certainly worth your time.

Another oft-overlooked city on the West Coast, Fresno doesn't come up short when it comes to tacos. Head to Rubio's Coastal Grill or Don Pepe's Taqueria for some of the region's best.

The nation's capital does tacos better than most cities on the East Coast and District Taco is one of its standouts. Grab three for just $9 for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Whether you prefer to eat your tacos in an upscale setting or casually from the street, Atlanta delivers. El Rey del Taco is home to some of the most authentic tacos in the city but that's just one of many joints sure to have your taste buds dancing.