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Named after cactus leaf often used in traditional Mexican cooking, this quaint cafe is far from prickly. Small operation, attached to a grocery store is always packed. Luckily, patrons can call in advance to get on waiting list. Carnitas, ceviche and taquitos are always a hit. Pair with Meyer lemonade, Michelada or the white wine Sangria. Make use of unpretentious outdoor seating, good for neighborhood watching.
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