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KobaiaIssDeHundin t1_it5lejg wrote

Reply to where is the Mexican food by TheGreyVicinity

Tallulah’s Taqueria - they’re a little on the pricier side and may appear inauthentic on the outside, but the food is delicious and super fresh. IIRC they were actually founded by a chicano chef from Texas, so this could be a taste of home for you

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beta_vulgaris t1_it5hrwb wrote

Reply to Three years after closing for renovations, Providence’s Duck & Bunny plans to finally rebuild by rhodyjourno

I hate that this building was hastily demolished with absolutely no construction activity for years. It’s been a gaping hole on Wickenden Street, which is otherwise thriving. At this point I’d honestly be shocked if they actually build a structure there for a restaurant that’s been closed for years.

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Megs0226 t1_it5dou4 wrote

Reply to Potential Move From West Side To Wayland - questions about Wayland community - insight deeply appreciated by [deleted]

I lived on Waterman Street for 5 years. Before that I lived over near Hope High for 2 years and on Angell Street for 3 years. So 10 years in the East Side total. I loved it. If I could have afforded to buy a place I liked in my price range, I would have. I could walk almost everywhere (I landed at a gym outside of walking distance and was too lazy to walk to work though I did at times… damn hills).

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andylion t1_it5d3kk wrote

Reply to where is the Mexican food by TheGreyVicinity

Full disclosure, I am a gringo from the northeast so my palette isn't very refined, but there's a little mom and pop place down in Riverside called Taconando that feels very authentic, has good food and absurd portions.

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InfiniteChicken t1_it5bbwn wrote

Reply to where is the Mexican food by TheGreyVicinity

I moved here from the southwest and I feel the pain. The Mexican food is different here. I have to make my own Hatch green chile, and my own beans. Chilangos is ok, and there’s a new place called Piñata opening soon. Keep the flame alive.

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