Back here!. Horchata (very cinnamony, very good!) and Taco salad with lengua (cow tongue), pretty good but a rather straightforward one, not as much flavored as I’d like. I had to spice it up with a lot of sauce and lime juice myself.
Posts Tagged ‘Mexican’
August 10, 2006
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Pepy’s Galley (Mar Vista)
By Freda in 11: West LAI read about the Mexicana breakfast Chilequilles here and Pepy’s Galley is where people recommended getting. Pepy’s Galley is inside a bowling alley. Like the bowling alley, the diner also seems to be frozen in time. Chilequilles is listed under Spanish breakfast, indeed one scary fattening breakfast ^^;; It’s basically deep fried corn tortilla chips […]
August 6, 2006
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Mariscos Chente (Centinela)
By Freda in 11: West LAI’m always curious about this Mexican seafood joint right next to Angel Maid Bakery. My friend got a recommendation for its ceviche. The Chips with pureed jalapeno peppers and lime juice salsa was quite spicy but irresistable. On the menu they don’t seems to have fish ceviche. Shrimp ceviche $11. The shrimps looked a bit […]
July 31, 2006
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Guelaguetza Palms Restaurant (Palms)
By Freda in 11: West LA, Favorite Food EntriesMy foodie friend David recommended this Oaxacan restaurant Guelaguetza, he said it’s a LA foodie favorite! And I can see why. Oaxacan is a regional Southern Mexican state and their food seems spice centric, the aroma, color, and diverse flavors are AMAZNG! A special Horchata con Tuna y Nuez: Sweet rice drink with chopped walnut, […]
July 24, 2006
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Tere’s Mexican Grill (Melrose Ave)
By Joan in 07: Mid-WilshireI always on look out for really good and authentic Mexican restaurant, especially one that’s near to where I live and work. This place is the ultimate answer. It’s a small family-owned neighbourhood favorite that gets very crowded during lunch. Agua de horchata rice water drink, it’s my first time trying this Mexican drink, yummy […]
