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DpBluSea
Dec 27, 2010 01:35 PM
It's in the North (Santa Rosa), but they make EVERYTHING there, including the tortillas, worth a stop there, if you are in that area.
Good food, friendly service, good prices!
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Antojitos La Texanita
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susancinsf
Jan 19, 2010 06:02 AM
Poc Chuc is mentioned in the thread that wolfe links, and it would be my choice. Just had a great lunch there Saturday, with the tortillas and habanero salsa being a highlight, as always. I got excited because they had albondigas on the specials list, but none were available. This turned out to not be as sad as I initially thought, as I tried the salpicon de res, also on the specials list, and it was great. Tangy, flavorful, and perfect with those tortillas. Served warm. Recommended, and a great lunch as well as a great change of pace (you won't find salpicon on many menus in SF, and certainly not in my new home town of Merced, that I know of...).
Heads up: Poc Chuc is now closed on Sundays as well as on Wednesdays.
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Poc Chuc
2886 16th St, San Francisco, CA 94103 -
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re: wolfe
Seems like most of these offer fresh corn tortillas....do any of them also do fresh flour ones? It's sad when I have to go to Chevy's to try and get tasty tortillas....
I did try the ones at El Molino in Concord and were disappointed. Perhaps I got a bad batch because everyone else seems to like them?
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