Best Mexican Food!!!

[Champ]

Poll question: Best Mexican Food!!!

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1. Poquito Mas

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[Delano]

2. Out of these, On The Border

The best: G&R's restaurant in El Paso, TX, also La Hacienda in El Paso.

The best Mexican food in the world is in EL Paso - no need to go elsewhere.

It's one of the things I really miss about my hometown.

[TheWizardOfMudd]

3. Down here in Okiehoma and Tejas

We got a little thang called Taco Bueno, which is like Taco Bell but can be a whole lot better, more often than not.

Having said that, I also gotta say that Taco Bell TASTES GREAT!

[Champ]

4. Taco Bell is trash compared to the restuarants I listed

:D

[TheWizardOfMudd]

8. You listed Taco Bell

Are you saying you listed trash? Heh heh.

[Champ]

9. Yes I did

But Taco Bell does make the most money out of all those restuarants so it was only fair to list them.x(

[Maddy McCall]

5. Lupes in Tyler, Texas, and No Way Jose in Gatlinburg, TN

[ForrestGump]

6. So many, including home-made, but my favorite regional kind is NM

Love that green chile sauce they smother everything with in New Mexico, too. Mmmmm....

[Champ]

7. I tasted some REAL good Green Chili

In New Mexico. The best in the world, I swear I could eat 50 lbs of that and still eat more it was so good.

[nosmokes]

10. el charro in tucson arizona

or los quatros mil pas in san diego.

but then there is this bowling alley in albuquerque...

one thing is for sure, though - the best mex food ain't in no chain of gringo restaurants.

take it from a DU food snob.

joe

[Champ]

11. I do know that

I have tasted LOTS of mexican food and like I said Taco Bell is trash compared to many of the others listed.

[politicat]

12. I MISS Filibertos!!!!!

That was dorm grub, Fili's and a place over on Southern and McClintock that closed in about 1994..... I can't even remember the name, but they had the best tortillas in the Valley back then, and the world's best pico de gallo.

Since I moved up here, I can't get good Mexican unless I make it myself. We've got a filiberto's style place that's close, but no cigar.

And it's not worth the sinus headaches, the bronchial congestion, and the headaches of dealing with my cold-warring, divorced parents to go back to the Valley (and especially not this time of year!) for a restaurant.

Champ - are you a current ASU student?

Pcat, class of 96.

[Champ]

13. No

Im working on getting into college, Arizona State is definately one of the top schools I would like to attend. I mean look at my avatar. :) I love Filibertos too, I live about 2 blocks from one here on Mesa. Glad to see someone else loves the food there. :hi:

[Kenneth ken]

14. flavorful fire!

any place/person who can make that is a winner! :bounce:

If my face doesn't sweat, my nose doesn't run, my mouth doesn't go mostly numb, it wasn't worth eating. :9

[Champ]

16. I love fire food

I put Tobasco hot sauce on my spicy hot wings. :9

[girl gone mad]

15. I like Mi Cocina.

They have good chips & salsa. I know they are a bit generic, but the food alwways tastes very fresh. I also like being able to look into the kitchen and watch the cooks at work, which I can at the one nearest me.

I would vote for home made, but I'm the only one who cooks in my house, and food always tastes better to me when someone else is doing the cooking.