I am looking for some new twist on mexican type food for a small take out joint.
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Looking for some new twist on mexican food
post #2 of 75/28/10 at 7:45pm- abefroman
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Its your restaurant? What are you serving now? And what is your clientel like?
Its a new place, starting from scratch.
Going to serve only breakfast and lunch. My clin
etal will probably be blue collar and office workers. Want a quick in and out menuspost #5 of 75/29/10 at 7:40amarepas
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Quote:Tortas, marinaded meats, grilled
Cuban Sandwich
Fish tacos, w/fruit salsas
Salsa bar
Home made mole is always a winner
Breakfast, some types of egg or vegetable type enchiladas, chorizo and potato empanada's
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Breakfast Burritos are always a favorite. We actually have burrito Friday ever week. ( Bacon, Chorizo, Chili Verde, Ham, and no meat) Lunch Tostada Compuesta, taco specials, and enchiladas. Mexican chopped salad I could go on for hours:)
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