Tuscan Inn or Frandklin Inn

 >   LouiseGray wrote:
 >  Has anyone tried either of these restaurants?   I would like to take a
 >>>>

 I have been to the Franklin Inn a couple of times recently.  It quickly
 became one of my favorite places.  It is not fancy inside, but the Mexican
 food is fantastic, and so are the Margaritas.

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 Someone wrote:
 >Has anyone tried either of these restaurants?   I would like to take a
 >friend to one of these two places for a birthday dinner.  I have not been
 >to either place.  I  am leaning toward the Tuscan Inn from the
 >conversation that I had on the phone with one of the waiters.  I would
 >appreciate any remarks if you have  had experience.  Thank you, Louise
 >Gray

 I recently tried the Franklin Inn a couple of weeks ago.  Having
 moved here from San Diego a year ago, I have to say that the Mexican
 food was of mediocre quality at best.  I ordered the carne asade
 burrito, but got ground beef.  The beans were uninspiring, tasting
 like they were from a can.  My wife had some seafood-type burrito
 and was also unimpressed.

 I haven't been to any other Mexican places here, so I can't compare,
 but I won't be going back to Franklin Inn.

 Greg Berns