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Best of Santa Fe 07.22.2009 1 Comments

Best Mexican Restaurant

for Comer Delicioso  

By Gwyneth Doland
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1 El Parasol
1833 Cerrillos Road, 505-995-8015
298 Dinosaur Trail, 505-995-8226

Oh God, we love El Parasol. We love zipping over to pick up a couple of chile relleno burritos (available during the summer and early fall) shredded beef tacos or adovada burritos.

Yes, it’s greasy fast food, but this is four-star fast food. This is the kind of thing you miss when you’re away. It’s not elegant, it’s not fancy, it’s totally low-brow and we absolutely love it. If you’ve never been to El Parasol (or the related El Parasols in Española, Los Alamos and Pojoaque or El Paragua in Española) you should know that locals are sometimes unclear in our terminology.

El Parasol may be called Mexican food, but it’s really 100 percent New Mexican in style. You’ll find plenty of traditional Mexican restaurants here (serving fish tacos and octopus cocktail and chicken in mole), but go to El Parasol when you really want to taste the traditional foods of northern New Mexico (red chile, green chile, calabacitas).

2 Mariscos “La Playa,” 537 W. Cordova Road, 505-982-2790

3 Los Potrillos, 1947 Cerrillos Road, 505-992-0550

 
  • Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
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06.28.2010 at 11:17 | Reply |
Love “El Parasol” but Felipe’s should also be in the running. No idea what the big deal is about 2 Mariscos “La Playa.” Every meal I’ve ever had there was simply AWFUL! Watery guacamole, shrimp that taste as if they’ve been laundered. . . Have vowed to never go back! I vote for “Mucho Gusto” on Paseo; great food, wonderful atmophere. A Santafean who knows good food

 

 
 
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