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El Rancho Grande, Angela’s Café, Zócalo Cocina Mexicana, More 
- El Rancho Grande
The best neighborhood eatery might be the one with the most police officers eating there at a given time.
- Angela’s Café
Feeling blasé about the latest trendy French “bistro” serving $25 steak frites?
- Zócalo Cocina Mexicana
The first thing that struck me on both visits was that the background music was Brazilian. It shifts to salsa and some Mexican pop, but Brazilian seems weird.
- La Lupita
Rhode Island has many places in which you suddenly feel plunged into another culture.
- A good kind of corny
To have been stuck with corn was the great curse of this continent.
- Mexican adventure
For simple reassurance amid the vast immigration uncertainty, visit South Portland’s newest restaurant for Mexican cuisine, Hacienda Pancho Villa.
- Taquería El Amigo
Far from Waltham’s downtown restaurant cluster, this 16-seat storefront is a hidden, tiny cash-only gem where every patron is speaking Spanish and lustily devouring bowls of menudo.
- Textbook cases
You're wandering through a foreign city, hungry and homesick, when you spot a neon sign just down the street: AMERICAN BAR & GRILL.
- The Savant Project
It showed such promise: great name, good early food reviews, and rumors of expansion plans.
- Villa México Café
Reviewing restaurants is a pretty sweet gig for me, but it can be a trial for my less food-obsessed family and friends, whom I regularly dragoon into helping me sample the length and breadth of cheap-eats menus.
- Review: Señor Flaco’s
It's good to see a restaurant with a sense of humor. As well as serving good Tex-Mex chow, Señor Flaco's offers up a good dose of levity.
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