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Old Town Mexican Café-October 2024
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Oct 18, 2024

　　In business since the 1970s, this vibrant Mexican joint delivers authentic south-of-the-border fare despite the clichéd folkloric look. Marvel at staff churning out fresh tortillas at lightning speed while you sip a margarita and anticipate the arrival of menu stars such as crispy carnitas and succulent ribs.

　　Agave fans have 120 tequila and mezcal varieties to get their mind around.

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