TOWER TACOS on CHEROKEE

[docellis]

Oh my goodness.

My first 10 out of 10 stars. Oh my gosh it was so good.

The place had a nice menu...lots of unusual stuff and all the standard stuff.

They put two salsas on the table with your chips. One for the p*ssy in your group and one that had tons of spice.

It was a cute place too. A nice (but small) outdoor patio a cute interior. They let us put the baseball game on the flat screen (instead of the spanish language soap opera!).

I had fajitas marinas...with amazing home made corn tortillas...talapia, shrimp and scallops...it had zuchini, red/green/orange peppers, onions...the spanish rice was awesome and I never eat spanish rice.

The only complaint I had would be that the scallops were too little.

[tothebeach08]

Well, you can't get a better review than that.

If I ever escape the compound, I'll head over there. I love spicy salsa, sounds great.

You know what goes great with spicy Mexican food, Bud Light Lime.

[docellis]

Well, you can't get a better review than that.

If I ever escape the compound, I'll head over there. I love spicy salsa, sounds great.

You know what goes great with spicy Mexican food, Bud Light Lime.

I forgot the other bad thing: they don't have a liquor license yet.

[tothebeach08]

They will by the time I get to go I'm sure. In the meantime though...uh oh for them.

[cardsfansince82]

I've almost started a rant on spanish rice several times before. It's crappy and just takes up space when they could give you something else you might actually want to eat. Good to know at least one place makes it somewhat edible. I'll have to check this place out next time I'm in teh STL.

[Simbagal23]

If they don't have a liquor license, I wonder if they would allow people to BYOB?? Some places down here do that.....simply because a liquor license is expensive and can take a while to obtain. That would make this place even better....stroll in with a cooler full of your favorite beverages and order your meal...

[tothebeach08]

There used to be a Cajun place that would let you do that. Does anyone know if that place is still around? Seems like it was somewhere on the southside of the city, maybe even Lemay or somewhere like that. I seem to recall a river nearby. I love Cajun food too, but you have to have alcohol with Cajun and Mexican.

[Freed Roger]

I'm there. I still have a warm spot for mexican joints in the city- even after getting our vehicle stolen while at Chimichangas.

by the way, is there a parking lot at tower tacos, or is it street?

[docellis]

I'm there. I still have a warm spot for mexican joints in the city- even after getting our vehicle stolen while at Chimichangas.

by the way, is there a parking lot at tower tacos, or is it street?

street parking but it is quite a few blocks away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of cherokee's mexican joints. it is next to a theater (tin ceiling theater) and a printer so it is a little quieter area.

[lukethedrifter]

There used to be a Cajun place that would let you do that. Does anyone know if that place is still around? Seems like it was somewhere on the southside of the city, maybe even Lemay or somewhere like that. I seem to recall a river nearby. I love Cajun food too, but you have to have alcohol with Cajun and Mexican.

The name escapes me- Guidry's, maybe- but the place to which you refer never returned after the flood of '93. I think they have a place down in Cape Girardieu these days.