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Try El Cuscatleco on Garrett Road off the 15-501. It's a converted convenience store (I think) that serves authentic food from El Salvador (not SA I know, but still deserves a mention.) I recommend PLATO TIPICO, which is a sampler plate of killer foods and some fried plantains... I usually knock the Triangle's mexican foods (I'm from TX... a bit of a snob) but El Cuscatleco really, really has it down. I recommend it whole-heartedly.
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re: hungryphillip
There's Mexican and then there's Mexican. I'm curious, hungryphillip - which Mexican foods in the Triangle you think deserve knocking - while I would agree that there is no decent Tex-Mex around here, the actual Mexican joints are excellent. Have you been to any of the ones routinely mentioned on this board: Los Comales, El Paraiso, Supertaqueria, Mirandas? I'm married to a Texan and I love Tex-Mex in Texas to be sure, but Mexican around here is a different beastie altogether. Give it a shot. I'll have to try the Plato Tipico at Cuscatleco - I think their standard "Mexican" fare is just so-so, but I love their pupusas.
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re: LBD
Yep, if you are going south on 15-501 toward Chapel Hill like we are, turn left from 15-501 onto Garrett and it'll be on the right almost immediately. From I-40, get off on the 15-501 exit, turn right, turn right onto Garrett Road and right into the parking lot.
As far as the El Salvadoran stuff goes, it's the real deal. The parents of one of my husband's students cook there - they're from El Salvador. It helps if you speak Spanish, but the wait staff cuts you a break if you don't. :)
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