Exciting Changes at Taco Boy as New Leaders Join the Team in Charleston

Exciting Changes at Taco Boy in Charleston

Charleston, South Carolina – A popular taco haven in the Lowcountry, Taco Boy, is shaking things up as they expand their executive team! The restaurant, known for its vibrant atmosphere and mouth-watering tacos, has announced two new roles aimed at enhancing operations and guest experiences at all six locations. This move is sure to bolster their reputation as one of the community’s favorite spots for delicious bites and fun events.

Meet the New Chief Operating Officer

First up is Lori Hilyer, the new Chief Operating Officer of Taco Boy. Hilyer, hailing from Asheville, North Carolina, brings a wealth of experience to the table. She has been instrumental in the success of Taco Boy’s North Carolina locations over the past few months. Interestingly, her journey with Taco Boy started long before stepping into this role. Hilyer and her family were frequent visitors to the Folly Beach location, and her passion for the brand only grew stronger after visiting the West Asheville spot.

It was during this visit that Hilyer struck up a delightful conversation with Karalee Fallert, Taco Boy’s founder and CEO. That chat led to a connection that ultimately pulled Hilyer into Taco Boy’s leadership family. With over 30 years of experience in both independent and corporate hospitality, she is excited to oversee operations across all Taco Boy locations in the Carolinas.

“I’m beyond excited to be a part of Taco Boy’s future. The people here are truly incredible, and I can’t wait to help the team continue providing positive experiences to our guests,” Hilyer shared. She emphasizes the unique role of hospitality in creating memorable moments, saying, “In hospitality, we facilitate memories, traditions, and moments around a table—how lucky are we to be a part of that?”

Welcoming Back Rachael Rose

Alongside Hilyer, Taco Boy has also welcomed back Rachael Rose, who will be steering the off-site catering and in-house events program. Rose isn’t new to Taco Boy; she previously worked there for four years before taking a break to focus on her family and lend her talents to a national hospitality startup’s marketing department.

With over 22 years of industry experience, Rose’s expertise has always been centered around sales, event planning, and food and beverage operations. In her new role, she’s already hit the ground running by relaunching and expanding Taco Boy’s off-site catering services and in-house events, which the community can’t wait to see unfold.

“I love making people’s dream events a reality and handling the details so they can enjoy the party stress-free,” Rose expressed her enthusiasm. She is genuinely thrilled about the potential to continue elevating Taco Boy’s catering, community engagement, and events.

A Growing Legacy

Founded back in 2006 in the picturesque Folly Beach, Taco Boy has grown to become an independently owned neighborhood favorite. With its colorful décor and upbeat atmosphere, it has made a home for taco lovers across the Carolinas.

The addition of experienced leaders like Hilyer and Rose shows just how committed Taco Boy is to its mission of providing enjoyable dining experiences to all its guests. As fans of Taco Boy, we can’t help but feel excited for what’s to come. If you haven’t checked them out yet, now might just be the perfect time to stop by and taste the magic for yourself!

So, whether you’re in the mood for some crispy tacos, delicious sides, or a fun-filled event, Taco Boy promises an experience that you won’t forget. Cheers to new beginnings at one of Charleston’s favorite taco spots!


Author: HERE Charleston

HERE Charleston

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