Zombie Sonics vs Boys in Blue Game Thread

[lefty]

[lefty]

Nice

[Findog]

[Findog]

[Fpoonsie]

Cafe Veracruz in the Bishop Arts District, but that's a bit of a drive for you.

http://www.cafeveracruzdallas.com/

Also, for Mexican seafood, there's La Calle Doce:

http://www.lacalledoce-dallas.com/

Now, see. You just pinpointed aNOTHER problem I've come across. I have YET to find a good Mexican restaurant that actually has a website or one in which you have to "wait to be seated".

I've always found that the BEST tacos, enchiladas, sopas come from those little, run-down taquerias. There's one by UNT up here called "El Picante" that comes as close to one of those little salchicha or elote vendors you'd su iously eye but be drawn to by the smell on the border town streets.

[lefty]

[Findog]

[Fpoonsie]

I'll prolly try the Veracruz place, though, since you suggested it.

You ever been?

[Findog]

[Findog]

I'll prolly try the Veracruz place, though, since you suggested it.

You ever been?

Many, many times. Excellent.

[xellos88330]

Tacos al pastor, enchiladas (that actually use tortillas roja, crema, y queso blanco), menudo, GOOD carne quisada, papas con carne, etc...

There's too many Tex-Mex places in Texas. And by "Tex-Mex", I mean too much cheese and ty tortillas, as well as a white-friendly menu.

(and, yeah, I'm a gringo, but I like to think I know good Mexican food having spent a summer in Mexico and traveling to El Valle quite often)

Any place(s) you might suggest?

Don't know Dallas too well. But you really have got to try this. It is amazing.



Chile Relleno

[sribb43]

Mavs suck..bring back the green uni's

[Darthkiller]

lol the zombies are in blue

[sribb43]

Avery