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Filiberto’s Mexican Food has been in business over 30 years and is located in Arizona, California and New Mexico. Their first one was in San Diego, California...
You obviously have no idea the difference between Mexican, New Mexican and Tex-Mex food. You shouldn't speak unless you know what you're talking about.
Yeah I thought the same exact thing, the guy clearly doesn't know what he is talking about.
Filiberto’s Mexican Food has been in business over 30 years and is located in Arizona, California and New Mexico. Their first one was in San Diego, California...
I, too, would rather eat real, authentic New Mexican food from a local restaurant. And plus it would help support the local economy, or one would only hope.
Yeah I thought the same exact thing, the guy clearly doesn't know what he is talking about.
I didn't mention any specific foods, so how is it that you fools would know anything about my knowledge of the categories?
My mention of people thinking tex mex and mexican food are the same thing was pretty vague due to the use of terms like most.
Most of the mexican food places have stuff like nachos and fajitas which are tex mex.
Whereas places that serve authentic mexican food only are pretty few and far between. Albondigas, carne guisada, lengua etc... that are pretty common in Mexico are rare here.
I have had family in town for the last week. I have that rare sensation of being sick of New Mexican food. Thankfully the feeling will go away in a day or two when I dig in to some carne adovada.
I have had family in town for the last week. I have that rare sensation of being sick of New Mexican food. Thankfully the feeling will go away in a day or two when I dig in to some carne adovada.
Same here, I can't wait for Modesto CA vacation, Gonna get some Carne Asada.
I'm just wondering what everyone's opinion is on this one. I personally like Filiberto's mostly for there carne asada. I've eaten at Chipotle at there Mesa AZ location. I figured as soon as they opened there doors here in Albq I would be head over heels for them, that's not what happened though.
We had a bad start at a local Filiberto's, but they are OK...
Chipotle's, Don't need to go back. Don't like it...
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