threedogtrip wrote: We've tried a few in Colorado Springs, but don't think we've tried the right one . So, bfmower, let us all in on the best place in the Springs. . . . .
DW
I'm not sure there is one in colo spr. that I would recommend. Isn't that sad. We have tried most of them and have not really been satisfied with any of them. Seems they just don't know how to make a good salsa to go with their chips. There is a little resturant in Las Vegas, New Mexico called Spick and Span that we like to stop for breakfast at. Also a little hole in the wall in Brush Colo that make a great sauce that covers a burito that is very good.
Darn, that was what I was afraid of . Guess we'll just have to fill up when we're in TX. . . . . . .
DW
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threedogtrip wrote: We've tried a few in Colorado Springs, but don't think we've tried the right one . So, bfmower, let us all in on the best place in the Springs. . . . .
DW
Jose Muldoons is my favorite here in the Springs.
Lisa '67
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threedogtrip wrote: We've tried a few in Colorado Springs, but don't think we've tried the right one . So, bfmower, let us all in on the best place in the Springs. . . . .
I'm not sure that morally speaking...I can recommend a Tex-Mex restaurant....to someone looking for a Tex-Mes restaurant...I'll sleep on it ...and make my decision later
(Tex-Mes...gotta love it ...I've butchered more important words than that )
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Tex-mes is pretty good groceries and will fill the empty spot nicely. It also will nourish the body with calories. But still, even after I grew up in Tx, I prefer Mexican food prepared in the Jalisco style. There may be as many regional varieties of Mexican food as there are of Chinese food. Of the few that I have sampled, I like Jalisco best!
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. So, bfmower, let us all in on the best place in the Springs. . . . .
. Guess we'll just have to fill up when we're in TX. . . . . . .
Lisa '67
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