Anonymous
09/06/2021 21:42
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:I am Mexican American via New Mexico and lived in AZ. I make my own flour tortillas like my grandmother. Basically I make my own Mexican food. There used to be a little place at the Reston farmers market that used to have awesome breakfast burritos. Taco zocolo has a good habenero salad buy they insist on rice In burritos and the filling is always cold so I gave up. For the people in the back: no rice in my burrito!
Preach! There should not be rice in a burrito!
Anonymous
09/06/2021 21:40
Subject: Re:If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Arizonian. I enjoy Gringos and Mariachi's in Bethesda and Rosa Mexicano for what they are, but there is nothing that compares to the authentic hole in the wall Mexican restaurants in Arizona.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 21:38
Subject: Re:If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:New Mexican here and I prefer New Mexican food to Mexican food. Yes, it's different. There's nowhere to find it around here, except possibly at my Alma Mater's reunion every year.
Chuy’s (chain) had some New Mexican style stuff and it was decent but the one in Rockville closed.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 20:43
Subject: Re:If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Arizonan here. My local favs are Anita’s (New Mexico style) and then El Paso (Sonoran style). However, each of these restaurants would only rate about a 6.5 - 7 back in Tucson.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 20:11
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:The places to go to are in neighborhoods you don’t want to go to.
Name them. I don't care
Anonymous
09/06/2021 20:03
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
The places to go to are in neighborhoods you don’t want to go to.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 19:36
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
What about Taco Bar el Guero? Is that authentic? I wouldn’t know, but I thought it was pretty good.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 19:21
Subject: Re:If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:New Mexican here and I prefer New Mexican food to Mexican food. Yes, it's different. There's nowhere to find it around here, except possibly at my Alma Mater's reunion every year.
From DC but went to Univ of New Mexico - and yes!! Chili roast this weekend (we’re getting 20lbs) and the food! Yum. What I wish we could find here are good corn tortillas.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 19:13
Subject: Re:If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:New Mexican here and I prefer New Mexican food to Mexican food. Yes, it's different. There's nowhere to find it around here, except possibly at my Alma Mater's reunion every year.
When I moved here I tried Anita’s thinking it would be like Little Anita’s and was very disappointed.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 19:12
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am from Colorado. This place is as close as it gets for me https://www.facebook.com/Tortas-Y-Tacos-La-Chiquita-Mexicana-357747881024056/
I no longer even attempt to find breakfast burritos or green chile (Colorado or New Mexican style)
I do like Tacos Picosos in Alexandria. It's not really what I am used to but I love their beans.
I like Bartacos fish tacos
I really dislike District Taco. I still like Chipotle in a nostalgic way but find that many locations around here suck.
There are so many more options now than when I moved here 15 years ago!
Ummm yeah, Colorado has terrible Mexican food. You drown it in that terrible sauce…. Bleach.
I’m from AZ, lived in NOVA for 9 years and have now lived in CO for longer—there are a handful of ok Mexican places here (mostly the places that have taken over buildings that used to be other fast food restaurants) but we really haven’t found any that we really like. Better than the options around DC though.
I once made the mistake of going to a “Mexican” restaurant in Scotland. Will never try Mexican food outside of North America again.
Are you referring to Tacos y Salsas or tacos Junior because I miss those places so much
Anonymous
09/06/2021 19:01
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:I think Guapos is pretty good (from SE TX)
Guapos is inedible.
District Taco is also very bad.
Arizonan.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 18:59
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am from Colorado. This place is as close as it gets for me https://www.facebook.com/Tortas-Y-Tacos-La-Chiquita-Mexicana-357747881024056/
I no longer even attempt to find breakfast burritos or green chile (Colorado or New Mexican style)
I do like Tacos Picosos in Alexandria. It's not really what I am used to but I love their beans.
I like Bartacos fish tacos
I really dislike District Taco. I still like Chipotle in a nostalgic way but find that many locations around here suck.
There are so many more options now than when I moved here 15 years ago!
Ummm yeah, Colorado has terrible Mexican food. You drown it in that terrible sauce…. Bleach.
I’m from AZ, lived in NOVA for 9 years and have now lived in CO for longer—there are a handful of ok Mexican places here (mostly the places that have taken over buildings that used to be other fast food restaurants) but we really haven’t found any that we really like. Better than the options around DC though.
I once made the mistake of going to a “Mexican” restaurant in Scotland. Will never try Mexican food outside of North America again.
LOL.. did the same in London. Yikes.
Anonymous
09/06/2021 18:52
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:I am Mexican American via New Mexico and lived in AZ. I make my own flour tortillas like my grandmother. Basically I make my own Mexican food. There used to be a little place at the Reston farmers market that used to have awesome breakfast burritos. Taco zocolo has a good habenero salad buy they insist on rice In burritos and the filling is always cold so I gave up. For the people in the back: no rice in my burrito!
Salsa not salad. Stupid autocorrect
Anonymous
09/06/2021 18:51
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
I am Mexican American via New Mexico and lived in AZ. I make my own flour tortillas like my grandmother. Basically I make my own Mexican food. There used to be a little place at the Reston farmers market that used to have awesome breakfast burritos. Taco zocolo has a good habenero salad buy they insist on rice In burritos and the filling is always cold so I gave up. For the people in the back: no rice in my burrito!
Anonymous
09/06/2021 18:51
Subject: If you moved to DC but are originally from AZ, NM, TX, or CA…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am from Colorado. This place is as close as it gets for me https://www.facebook.com/Tortas-Y-Tacos-La-Chiquita-Mexicana-357747881024056/
I no longer even attempt to find breakfast burritos or green chile (Colorado or New Mexican style)
I do like Tacos Picosos in Alexandria. It's not really what I am used to but I love their beans.
I like Bartacos fish tacos
I really dislike District Taco. I still like Chipotle in a nostalgic way but find that many locations around here suck.
There are so many more options now than when I moved here 15 years ago!
Ummm yeah, Colorado has terrible Mexican food. You drown it in that terrible sauce…. Bleach.
I’m from AZ, lived in NOVA for 9 years and have now lived in CO for longer—there are a handful of ok Mexican places here (mostly the places that have taken over buildings that used to be other fast food restaurants) but we really haven’t found any that we really like. Better than the options around DC though.
I once made the mistake of going to a “Mexican” restaurant in Scotland. Will never try Mexican food outside of North America again.