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El Cholo
Happy hipsters, hungry families and rowdy birthday parties compete for tables at this festive two-story adobe landmark. A handful grumble that the food is so-so, but the Blue Corn Chicken Enchiladas, potent margaritas and a buzzing lounge keep most everyone coming back for more.
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El Conquistador
In a garden setting straight out of a Mexican fishing village, this bustling respite serves traditional regional dishes including Sonorese chicken and mole. Unrestrained pastels and Easter-bunny decor complement the strong margaritas. Or vice versa.
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Mijares Mexican Restaurant
Pasadeneans have flocked to the tapestry-lined walls of sprawling Mijares for almost 90 years. Although the focus is more on fun than fine cuisine, addictive chips and salsa, traditional combo platters and powerful margaritas keep the patios filled with families, friendsters and a business team or two. Try the yummy avocado- and chip-filled tortilla soup.
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Tere's Mexican Grill
Tucked in an easy-to-miss mini-mall near Paramount Studios, Tere's may be no-frills, but its authentic Mexican grub draws a heavy stream of 'to-go' traffic from hungry hipsters and harried homemakers alike. Eclectic South of the Border decor, drink crates and tightly packed two-tops crowd the small space but happy noshers don't seem to notice these distractions.
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Yuca's
They may have paved paradise and put up a taco hut but who's complaining? At Yuca's tiny taco shack, tucked between a liquor store and nail salon, they've served fast, hot, authentic tacos for years. Some say they're the best in town. Place your order at the counter and see for yourself - won't cost ya more than four bucks.
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