The antidote to same-seeming Tex-Mex. Yep, the dining room is dead simple and the menu a familiar litany of enchiladas, quesadillas and guacamole. But here everything is just that much better. The enchiladas will give you new respect for a dish you thought you knew. Prepare for the salsas.
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