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Juan's Flying Burrito
Juan's is a hipster burrito hangout on a fun and busy block of Magazine St, in the Lower Garden District. Apart from a loud juke box, which rocks the joint day and night, the atmosphere here is strictly post-industrial-utilitarian. But the hefty burritos are good, with some interesting experimental verieties, such as a selection of fajita burritos, a tasty jerk chicken model and a fine little number called a 'veggie punk' burrito.
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Liborio Cuban Restaurant
Business lunchers crowd into this festive Warehouse District establishment for a taste of old Havana. Cuban pork sandwiches are ironed into a flat, melted, savory treat and served with plantains and black beans. You can also get ropa vieja ('old rope,' made with spicy shredded roast beef), roast pork and seafood paella, all excellent.
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Taqueria Corona
A regular crowd of students jams into this casual spot for inexpensive Mexican fare. The menu features a variety of grilled meat and fish tacos prepared on soft, flour tortillas. They're small and packed with flavor, and many can put away two or three for a meal. The burritos are just the right size - not quite gut-busting - and are filled with rice and high quality meats.
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