Sunday, December 9, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
El Rio Grande
El Rio Grande
160 E 38th St (3rd Ave)
New York, NY 10016
212-867-0922
November 2007
Be careful. The first time my friends and I tried to come here, they were closed. And I had made a reservation! You'd think that if they were going to be closed, they would not have let me make a reservation. And, if the decision to be closed, they should call people who made reservations to let them know.
We did end up going a few months after that incident. It didn't make enough of an impact for me to want to go back, but my food was decent. The Tortilla soup was surprisingly filling, despite the fact that there wasn't much in it and it had the consistency of tomato basil soup. I didn't have a bad dining experience, but wouldn't recommend the place.
http://newyork.citysearch.com/profile/7119100/new_york_ny/el_rio_grande.html
Monday, September 17, 2007
La Palapa
La Palapa
359 Sixth Ave. (Btwn West 4th & Washington Place)
New York, NY 10014
212-243-6870
September 2007
For Mexican Independence Day, we planned to have brunch here: http://www.papatzul.com/. However, they were only serving two items. We attempted a place around the corner, but there was a 25 minute wait. Then, we tried another place across the street, but they were all out of quiche (what two of us wanted to eat)! Finally, we decided to go to La Palapa, an old favorite. This was my first time at the West Village location. Surprisingly, I had never ordered the Huevos Rancheros. I've come to realize that Huevos Rancheros are probably one of the least photogenic cuisines. Even though this picture doesn't look great, the flavor was excellent - just the right amount of spiciness and all the right Huevos Rancheros ingredients (tortillas, egg, avocado, beans, sauce). I like the atmosphere more at the East Village location, but the food is equilavent at both places.
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