Someone wrote: : fantasies (I live for Taqueria San Jose carne asada super burritos. If : anyone is heading to the San Francisco Mission district, let me know.) The I am actually a fan of Taqueria Pancho Villa. Of course, nothing beats Gordo's on 9th and Irving if you don't feel like travelling into the Mission. I would kill for something like one of these places to open up anywhere around here...wanna go into business Hillary? Homesick, Julian : people are nice and it's in my opinion good, if you want a burrito -- just : not "authentic" or "excellent." : -- : hillary israeli..........Official Token [email removed] : "So that's 2 T-1s and a newsfeed....would you like clues with that?" : [email removed]: for debugging your net or deworming your pet : Net Access...The NSP for ISPs....The NOC that rocks around the clock.
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Mexican Food in Center City?
Jafd26 wrote: > > And whereabouts on Grant Ave might we find that (Note: Delaware County native > here - frequently gets lost in ye Great Northeast) Take "The Boulevard" to Grant Avenue. If you are coming from the city, it is just past a big shopping center that has Tower Records and Marshall's. Turn left on Grant. Cross Bustleton a few blocks later. And then it is just past Bustleton on your left - hard to see. If you pass a shopping center on your right with a multiplex theatre and then go under a railroad bridge, you missed it. If you are coming south on "The Boulevard" from Exit 28 (Route 1) on the Turnpike, I can't give you a landmark to look for that says you are immediately approaching Grant Avenue, but you'll go by a strip shopping center on your right with a McDonald's and a Taco Bell (neither are my style) on parking lot pads, followed by an area that's not built up much. Turn right on Grant Avenue and follow the rest of the instructions above. You can also reach it from the Academy exit of I-95, but there are too many twists and turns for me to remember how to do it. From the Woodhaven Exit, take Woodhaven to "The Boulevard" and go south to Grant Avenue, and follow the instructions in the immediately preceding paragraph.
Someone wrote: Someone wrote: *: fantasies (I live for Taqueria San Jose carne asada super burritos. If *: anyone is heading to the San Francisco Mission district, let me know.) The * *I am actually a fan of Taqueria Pancho Villa. Of course, nothing beats *Gordo's on 9th and Irving if you don't feel like travelling into the *Mission. I would kill for something like one of these places to open up *anywhere around here...wanna go into business Hillary? I think Taqueria SJ kicks Taqueriea PV's ass, personally :) Gordo's IS good if you don't feel like schlepping, and I've had plenty of Gordo's burritos. -h.
Someone wrote:
: Compared to burritos and tacos, they're high end to me. I haven't : bothered to check if Taco Bell carries fajitas, but I'm guessing that : they don't.
Wrong. Even McDonald's has them.
My suggestion for lunch is the Chiles Rellenos at El Mariachi
(preceded, of course, by the Sopa Azteca - Delicious!). I'm not sure if that is "high end" enough for you, but I dig it.
-rob