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We HATED Crema and though it's billed as southwestern and not Mexican, Agave on 7th Ave. South and W. 10th Street is our favorite for this type of food. The drinks are wonderful. Guacamole is good (I ask them to leave off the sour cream). Chips are terrific, habit-forming. My favorite is the shrimp tacos - smokey, buttery, delicious. The place is fun, festive and happy but you can hear someone speak.
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A great neighborhood spot is San Loco. There are 4 locations. One is on Stanton near essex in the lower east side which is my fav manhattan spot. Their newest is in williamsburg. North 4th near briggs. Just look on their site: www.sanloco.com
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re: trinyc
I ate their about a month ago. The food is very good, expecially the Mole sauces. It is not much to look at though. Really just a storefront. But, it is homey and at least FEELS more authentic than some of the other recomendations. I am not one to vouch for authenticity as I have not actually spent any time in Mexico.
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ive heard good things about mercadito in the east village. the fish tacos are supposed to be outstanding.
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re: wingman
I do like Mercadito but wondering if anyone has feedback on going there when you can't sit outside?? It looks tiny indoors. I do like to sit there and ppl watch during warm weather. Food is great but a bit on the pricey side for portion size, I think.
LOVE Bonita! Makes me miss the Billburg.
Tortilla Flats is hit or miss with the food, but the hyper energy and liberal awards of tequila shots is sometimes worth it.
In the UWS, we recently had Mary Ann's and it's pretty good, definitely casual. The only thing I didnt like was they charged us $4 for 4 oz of guacamole. I'm from Texas and THAT is unacceptable by southern standards! :)
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