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elgatoloco
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| Quote: | Originally posted by carlo
Mariscos La Alegria in Primo Tapia has the best shimp tacos. They either come fried or buttered on corn or flour torillas. The flour tacos are
basically burritos. They also have ceviche, fish and other sea food plates. Very tasty. |
Our Dentista, Sra. Avila is across the street. Friday after our appointment we walked over and had a shrimp c-cktail and chased it with some fish and
shrimp tacos making sure to save room for some carne asada tacos back across the street at El Poblano.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Minnow
In El Sauzal I like El Trailero. They have fish and beef, and both are equally as good.
In Mandeadero it has to be El Recreo. Huge tacos, superior meat, and the atmosphere is spectacular.  That is if you like watching all the rigs heading south with happy campers on board. |
Saturday found us doing some shopping in Ensenada which means a stop at El Trailero northbound for some adobada tacos and a carne asada torta. Saved
some room for taocs de pescado y camaron at Tacos El Jalisience at the bottom of the pedestrian bridge north of El. Had a few keys made right next
door while we ate. 
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Gypsy Jan
The Taco Stand Thread
Farther south, in Cantamar/Primo Tapia is the taco stand next to the Pemex (where the old lighthouse is). Great fish tacos, shrimp tacos and
jalapeno-stuffed-with crab tacos, carne asada tacos. Portions are small, but prices are also small and the flavor is big.
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Tacos Cantamar!
The jaiba relleno tacos are unique and tasty! 
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lo sientos a todos!!!!!
we hit the favorite taco stand yesterday and when i told Bia about this thread she said, "Bruto!, Caminos de Michoacan is next to the "L" stop at
Sheridan Ave. in CHICAGO!!!!"
we didn't get the foto but here is the menu for THE best carnitas we've found......i told them i ONLY live 20 minutes from the border, .... Servicio A
Domilcilio.
VERY good, fresh meats PACKED into those tortillas. we had 2 carnitas and 1 lengua de res each......SABROSA!!!!
[Edited on 5-8-2007 by woody in ob]
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Pompano, you ever try the Taco Fairy in Sta. Rosalia? He blends everything fresh right before your eyes, and the cream sauce is to die for.:moon:
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We usually hit Jr's Tacos in San Vicente--more a large cart than a stand...across the street from the gas station at the signal in town. Taco de Baja
has a pic of it if he reads this thread. Great Tacos de Carne Asada, Adobada, y Tripa, plus fantastic condiments.
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Tacos de Jr. Mmmmm 
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Thanks Taco--yup, that's the one!
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if you stand with your back to the "carnitas la huacana", the one south of the new pemex at the southern end of rosarito you will see this across the
street.
security guard/bouncer may, or may not be sleeping!  
[Edited on 5-10-2007 by woody in ob]
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Woody,
What happens in there? Are there tacos involved?
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solo tacos rosas......
[Edited on 5-10-2007 by woody in ob]
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EL RECREO TACOS is a must on the way back from BOLA, San Quintin or whatever. I always leave a reserve for a few of their Carne Asada and Al Pastor.
The fresh Guacamole and the Salsa is unreal. I even have them cook a couple of fresh cactus leaves for me and they do it for free. I just tip them
anyway. Great Tacos..
Now one place I won't eat tacos, even if you paid me is TJ (downtown area)..
Ahh Baja.... Where you can hear yourself think & commingling with the locals will humble you.
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What about the Conception Bay to Los Barriles areas? No reports farther south?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by The Gull
| Quote: | Originally posted by woody in ob
in rosarito we love the "carnitas michoacan?" it is the big orange painted place(s). there is one on the south end of town and one near the northern
edge of town. we'll get a foto this weekend. |
Got one!!!
[Edited on 5-5-2007 by The Gull] |
I've been eating there since the mid 60's, it's gotten bigger but the food is the same, best carnitas ever. The last time I was there I parked my
camper so I could see it (was worried about the chairs on the back. A guy came in sat with his back to the windows, we finished and went outside, that
guy comes out walks past my camper and looks, his truck is gone, he kept walking back and looking at the empty spot, as if his truck would show up. I
felt sorry for that guy, make sure you can see your car.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Frank
What about the Conception Bay to Los Barriles areas? No reports farther south? |
Frank,
Dern is down at Rancho Leonaro as I type. I spoke with him via sat phone the other night. He told me that that some kind of cream of veggie soup was
served for lunch, no substitutions, so after hooking up with the kitchen crew they pointed them to a place where the locals like to eat. He said he
had the best Marlin tacos ever. I can't remember where it was or the name as our connection was a bit scratchy. He's due home in a couple of days.
I'll ask him the details and post his reply.
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Very yum! fish or shrimp tacos at El Viejo in Los Barriles. My favorite lunch, it is.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody in ob
solo tacos rosas......
[Edited on 5-10-2007 by woody in ob] |
AAY!! COCHINO!
They sell tortas in that joint
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody in ob
solo tacos rosas |
Buen provecho!
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I totally agree with the choices of Tacos Yaqui and Carnitas Michocan in Rosarito. My boys love getting the tacos de carne asada Y tacos de carnitas
and bringing them back to the place we stay at. Then we all chow down
with cold one after cold one just makes it like, like, Baja relaxed.
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