Upon arrival, a plate with radishes, salsa, peppers and limes instantly appears along side a bowl of salt. My 1st action is to squeeze a lime and drop salt into the cervaza I brought (it is BYOB). The kids order Manzana Lift (carbonated apple juice) which thrills them. Next, we order beef tacos with everything - even the kids eat them with everything. It is like eating tapas - you order a couple then chat - then order another one, then chat - on and on. At 8.5 pesos each (less than 85 cents!), it is easy to order several with little financial damage.
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The kids always order flan as their desert while playing cards, checkers or whatever games we have lugged along. Fun times.
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Note: I am in USA tonight so I "celebrated" Shabbat with Husband and boys over the telephone. The prayers sound especially special when loved ones are far away.
Shabbat Shalom.
7 comments:
Yumm...those tacos sure do look good. I think the secret is in the corn tortillas.
Shalom to you also!
Yummie, I dont eat meat anymore but I loved a good taco. There´s a place at La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, called Los tacos de la Calle, very famous, open only few days a weeek, that you should really try out, they´re the best tacos.I am sure you will love them
AM,
I think you meant 8.50 pesos (8-1/2) and not 85. However, here in Irapuato the same tacos cost only 4 pesos. I imagine that the area you are in lets the vendors charge more. They sure do look good though :)
YO - they are good. Ihave to admit I prefer the flour though! They have both versions.
i - recognize the place in the pictures? :)
B - You are right! I left off my decimal. 4 pesos - wow - that IS a deal.
AMM -- Taco stands are one of my favorite experiences in Mexico. When I was down in July, I had just received my order when I heard a tourist screaming at the top of her voice: "This is not a taco. Haven't you people ever been to Taco Bell?"
oh my, I just choked when I read Steve's comment. If that poor tourist freaks out on those tacos, try ordering a burrito in Mérida, snicker.
Tacos here run about 4 pesos but are al pastor not res, tiny with only have a little meat and some pineapple. Yours look bigger and more interesting. But then again TIY (this is Yucatán) not México, so it's all very different.
S - Total LOL - that is very funny!
T - yes we do get a nice value for twice the price but give or take 20 cents ...
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