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First heard about this place when it was featured on SCN, the now defunct public television station in Saskatchewan. A really nice story of someone who is trying to re-create the flavours from his homeland in the prairies. I skipped the plates that charge you essentially $5 for beans and rice (fillers) and opted to order two of each kinds of tacos, empanadas, quesadillas, and tamales for about $1.75 each. The portions left me wanting, but the flavours were dead on except for the tamales which were made with too much broth/liquid and not enough masa harina (perhaps they were running low?).
Loved the funky, bohemian decor and Mexican groceries when you walk in. Would have dined in but Uncle insisted it was a shady part of town.
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