TheRedBlur
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So I tried Gordito's. Wasn't worth the money, and the wait was forever. La Fuente in renton highlands has some really good food.
HELP! BURRITO CRAVING!!
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you are very likely to be the only non hispanic person in one of these.. that is if youre non hispanic. lol. a mexican guy i work with has been trying to get me to the one place more authentic which is in tacoma somewhere. i dont even know the name of that spot.
at any rate, these people do it up really really good! http://elrinconsito.com/ lots of spanish being spoken, lots of hispanics and they even play the spanish channel on televisions. enjoy.
j.r.
at any rate, these people do it up really really good! http://elrinconsito.com/ lots of spanish being spoken, lots of hispanics and they even play the spanish channel on televisions. enjoy.
j.r.
tehnick
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looks like i am gonna have to hit up super burrito in se portland/milwaukie this weekend since i need a little more than an hour to get there and back from work. mmmmmmm. good thing i am heading out for lunch in a few. a sudden strike of hunger has come over me. 
i second el rinconsito theres one in bellevue off 140th next door to wiblys burgers in the old taco time.my freinds uncles place in redmond is good too,dont remember what its called but the 7 seas is awsome and saturdays you can get a lbs of pork with tortillas and some other stuff for pretty cheap
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seriously contemplating a plane trip for a burrito.
La Tienida i think it was called.. San Clemente. No one spoke english. My mexican friend showed me the place, and I eventually ate there so often when I showed up they laughed and made me my chorizo without waiting. i also would tip before paying.
I'll have to check out a couple of those places listed.. thanks for the ideas people!
look's like a 4 door fox!
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seriously contemplating a plane trip for a burrito.
La Tienida i think it was called.. San Clemente. No one spoke english. My mexican friend showed me the place, and I eventually ate there so often when I showed up they laughed and made me my chorizo without waiting. i also would tip before paying.
I'll have to check out a couple of those places listed.. thanks for the ideas people!
look's like a 4 door fox!
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Yeah, Jalapenos makes tasty food. It's nice that it's just a few miles up the road from me
.For my fast-food Mexican quick-fix I usually run over to Muchas Gracias (or rather, Muchas Greasias as we call it at work
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