Mexican
How can I get good Mexican food around here? That is perhaps the most common query I receive. It is getting better just about every month. We are not yet Houston, LA, or Chicago, but your best options are listed in the “Mexican” catgeory.
Also see
- “Non-Chain Burritos,” by Emily Heil, The Washington Post, February 5, 2006
- “Little Mexico Heats Up: Lively Restaurants, Chili-Packed Markets, Busy Bakeries and Taco Trucks Have Changed The Flavor of Riverdale,” by Walter Nicholls, The Washington Post, August 4, 2004
- “Tortas, Bolillos, Dried Chilis and More: Go There,” The Washington Post, August 4, 2004
- Taco Trucks
- Arlington: A reader suggests checking out the taco trucks parked on South 28th Street, around the Gunston Community Center in south Arlington, where a lot of soccer is played on two soccer fields, one an artificial turf field.
chicken and beef tacos from the green taco truck
beef and chicken tacos from the silver taco truck - “Taco Truck,” Baltimore City Paper, December 17, 2003
- Denver Taco Trucks
- Oakland taco trucks
- Seattle taco trucks
- Arlington: A reader suggests checking out the taco trucks parked on South 28th Street, around the Gunston Community Center in south Arlington, where a lot of soccer is played on two soccer fields, one an artificial turf field.
The green taco truck’s pretty good, I’ll try the silver one some other time.
I still think Charrito Caminante is slightly better, and actually a little cheaper.
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La Mexicana Bakery and Taqueria near the car dealerships on US1 is pretty awesome. I am addicted to their barbacoa, carnitas, and fish tacos. Their tortas are pretty good too. Not sure about their other stuff but I do want to try their menudo.