docellis wrote:I think an homage to Flaco's has re-opened on Delmar.
Is it owned by the same lady? From what I understood she closed Flaco's to move back to Mexico.
No it is a guy. I just remember reading that it was an homage to the old place because he loved it so much.
I ate there right when it opened. It was good but nothing earth shattering.
docellis wrote:I think an homage to Flaco's has re-opened on Delmar.
Is it owned by the same lady? From what I understood she closed Flaco's to move back to Mexico.
Moved back to San Diego, I think. They weren't Mexican.
Agree with popeye and karp on Mom's Deli. Legrand's even with its everything incl the kitchen sink mantra is well better. Better meat and better bread.
Agave, which is partly owned by a son of the Chuy's family, is IMO only good if you want to dress up and have a fancy drink in a hip place. The food was very very mediocre and considering price definitely not worth it if you are going to sate your Mexican jones.
And just for fun read this awesome review of a defunct Mexican joint down on 7th St in Soulard.
docellis wrote:I will change my plans on a dime and stop when I see mexican food.
We need to go on a road trip. I'm the same way. The BEST Mexican Restaurant I've ever been to was in Tucson, AZ. Nothing else has ever come close to comparing to it. It was in a horrible area, but so good.
So we'll take a Thelma and Louise roadtrip, only without the dying in the end.
On our Thelma and Louise roadtrip, we've got to check out El Noa Noa in Denver. To die for.
docellis wrote:I will change my plans on a dime and stop when I see mexican food.
We need to go on a road trip. I'm the same way. The BEST Mexican Restaurant I've ever been to was in Tucson, AZ. Nothing else has ever come close to comparing to it. It was in a horrible area, but so good.
So we'll take a Thelma and Louise roadtrip, only without the dying in the end.
On our Thelma and Louise roadtrip, we've got to check out El Noa Noa in Denver. To die for.
{After a quick google, Rad makes note to try this place soon}
docellis wrote:I will change my plans on a dime and stop when I see mexican food.
We need to go on a road trip. I'm the same way. The BEST Mexican Restaurant I've ever been to was in Tucson, AZ. Nothing else has ever come close to comparing to it. It was in a horrible area, but so good.
So we'll take a Thelma and Louise roadtrip, only without the dying in the end.
On our Thelma and Louise roadtrip, we've got to check out El Noa Noa in Denver. To die for.
Yes, we'll map out a route and do baseball games and Mexican restaurants. Maybe we'll get that guy from here to drive his party bus all over the U.S. He can be like our mascot.
