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How's Fajita Grill?

1 post · Feb 10, 1998

WilliamFeb 10, 1998
 I've had a couple of very pleasant meals at Fajita Grille...it is a bit
 pricier than the usual, and I would have to say I prefer the economy of
 places like Don Pablos, and El Campesino...although, at Fajita Grille, when
 you ask for 'hot' (as in spicy), you GET it hot! I got a bean burrito last
 time, and said I liked it as hot as it got (expecting the usual Pittsburgh
 mild-'hot') and they actually minced up some Habanero in the burrito...I
 firmly believe there isn't another Mexican restaurant in town that even has
 Habaneros in the kitchen!

 The burrito was good, the 'Bean Boat' dip was good, but the total for the two
 (along with soda) came to about $20.00...for ONE...I ate alone...

 The selections for vegetarians are slim, but what is available is good...and
 I didn't have any serious problems with the service...

 William

 Stuart L. wrote:

 > This lacto-ovo vegetarian raves about El Campesino and wonders how Fajita
 > Grill on Ellsworth measures up. I never got to try the place when it was
 > in Pleasant Hills (and was among the earliest in the area).
 >
 > --
 > Stuart Leichter
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