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This barrio boy from the PG (pre-gentrification) era is one of last area holdouts from the age of keeping it real. Chow down on arroz con pollo, burritos, or ox tail stew while digging the latest tune from Cheyenne. You'll want to wrap up at least half your enormous portion to save for later, which is more than we can say for nearby hipster haven San Loco.
No, not that yerba buena. Although the minty herb makes appearances in mojitos, ice cream, and jicama salad here. Julian Medina gets creative, spreading his Mexican roots across Pan-Latino tangents... read more
Name means "hopscotch" in Spanish, but no naughty schoolgirls in sight, unfortunately. Instead well-manicured urban-suburban lacrosse mom digs on a still somewhat-dingy LES block. Multi-level, with... read more
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