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Restaurant: Mexican/Southwestern» Recommended
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South-side restaurant serving upscale Mexican cuisine.
Cemitas Puebla
Swoon-worthy Pueblan specialties, exactingly prepared.
BYO Mexican restaurant offering farm-to-table small plates. Cash only.
Regional Mexican that gives Rick Bayless a run for his money.
French-influenced Mexican food from chef Luis Perez (Daniel J’s, Jack’s on Halsted, Bistro Marbuzet).
Tiny restaurant in a residential building turning out huaraches and other Mexican specialties handmade from fresh masa.
One of two—formerly three—Ashland locations dishing out "the best tacos in town."
La Placita de Durango
Gage Park taqueria specializing in the food of Durango.
You'd expect a restaurant specializing in the cuisine of Guerrero, on the Pacific coast, to have some decent seafood, and La Quebrada does—especially the shrimp cocktails and ceviche. But when I go to this tiny joint in a dilapidated industrial zone, I want the goat barbacoa and fresh tortillas. La Quebrada's rendition of this dish is exceptional, featuring meaty hunks, perfectly cooked to a slightly pink center, served with cilantro, onion, and guacamole. On the side is a bowl of frijoles de la hoya, plump pinto beans in a mild broth. Handmade tortillas are pliant and absorbent, providing a perfect platform for piling on meat and vegetables soaked with the house molcajete (salsa ground and served in a mortar). Cornmeal also finds its way into other selections on the menu, among them huaraches, which are a vegetarian's nightmare/carnivore's dream come true, topped with a selection of tasty animals including marinated pork, chicken, regular steak, and dried steak (cesina). —David Hammond
L'Patron
Taco counter from a couple of upscale-Mex-restaurant vets.
Mexican restaurant from Raul Arreola, a veteran of Frontera Grill, Topolobampo, and Fonda del Mar.
House-made flour tortillas and reasonably priced standards from the Mexican state of the same name.
All-vegetarian Mexican restaurant featuring soy-based versions of tinga chicharron, pastor, asada, and chorizo.
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