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Smash N’ Roll (Closed) 5001 N. Mesa St. El Paso, TX Probably the best way to describe Smash N’ Roll is to call it bar food. Its biggest seller seems to be burgers, and they have a number of versions … Continue reading
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La Malinche Mexican Food 3910 Doniphan Dr. El Paso, TX (915) 833-7941 La Malinche is one of El Paso’s “classic” restaurants, having been in operation for as long as I can remember and probably many years before that. There are … Continue reading
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Mariscos Culiacán 4164 N. Mesa St. El Paso, TX (915) 500-1994 Mariscos Culiacán is part of the growing trend in El Paso which is dedicated to serving food representative of the various Mexican states rather than everything being a different … Continue reading
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Taquería Altos de Jalisco 1410 E. Main St. Fredericksburg, TX (830) 990-8554 Fredericksburg is well known for its German food, but its dining scene is quite varied and is largely built on the town’s local customer base. Even the tourists … Continue reading
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Kungfu Noodle 6733 Bandera Rd. Leon Valley, TX (210) 451-5586 In collecting information for this write-up I was surprised to learn that there are actually several restaurants in Texas called Kungfu Noodle–all of them have a similar concept of serving … Continue reading
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Fish City Grill 18130 San Pedro Ave. San Antonio, TX (210) 495-6600 Normally I would not choose to eat at two chain restaurants in one day (with the first one being First Watch in Austin), but my visit to Fish … Continue reading
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First Watch 10710 Research Blvd. Austin, TX (512) 877-1800 When First Watch opened in Oklahoma City I read about may good experiences people had there, but I never made it there to try it out myself. Information on the Internet … Continue reading
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Madam Mam’s 2700 W. Anderson Ln. Austin, TX (512) 371-9930 Madam Mam’s is more than just a highly rated Thai restaurant in Austin–it played a large role in my education about Thai food. During the 1990’s and early 2000’s I … Continue reading