In case there were any questions about my love of chilaquiles, I have eaten my fair share since my last post on the topic.
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Sobrinos |
The chilaquiles at
Sobrinos brunch in Roma were some of the best I have had (and affordable). They had the perfect amount of cheese, sauce,and crunch. I ordered a side of "papa hash browns" with them because I was craving breakfast potatoes.
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Some restaurant near the Zocalo. |
I´m not sure what this place was called and it was nothing to write home about (although I guess that is what I´m doing!). They were soggy and mushy. The good thing was they were super cheap, came with two eggs, and there was pico de gallo on the table.
I´m happy to say that Aaron shared my love of chilaquiles, and we had them three times while he was here (well once I ordered huevos rancheros but only because they also came with a little side of chilaquiles).
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Chilaquiles at Maque. |
The chilaquiles at Maque are super good. They are willing to replace the chicken with an egg and they come with a side of refried beans. The chips are cut into small pieces so they are easier to eat. Yum! I think they come with a little too much cheese but I don´t mind pushing it off.
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Cafe de Raiz. |
We also shared this plate of chilaquiles at Cafe De Raiz. They were ok, but we were pretty full from the tamales we ate and think I will stick to the tamales next time I go.
YUM these look so delicious. The ones I had in Brooklyn were pretty good but I have no idea where I can find other ones here.
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