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Mi Querido Mexico Lindo

4.4 (12 reviews)
InexpensiveBakeries, Mexican
Closed • 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Tenisha U.

This bakery has the freshest Mexican pastries ever! My husband and I have frequented here for quite some time now and are never disappointed no matter what hour of the day we come. They recently moved to a bigger place and changed the name but the baked goods are still made fresh daily/hourly. New Location: 249 E 116th St. This is an self serve kind of place so when you go in grab some tongs and a tray and get to it!

Aleece T.

I was confused immediately after I walked in because it wasn't clear how the ordering process worked. There was an island counter in the middle of the store and I wasn't sure what side to go to. The woman who helped me didn't greet me or ask if I need help even though I know I looked confused. I asked if I could get a box of assorted baked treats and she said no. I was even more confused and pointed to the treats and showed her what I wanted. She handed me a tray and tongs. I guess I was supposed to do it myself and I guess she didn't speak English. When I was ready she took the tray and put the treats in a bag. I really hoped I could get it in a pink box like the bakeries from my hometown Mexican bakeries. I was a dollar short but she helped me out. It was very nice of her. I just wish the entrance was more clear and there was a visible menu since it seems they also sold more than baked good.

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Cynthia V.

I have only tried the tamales here, but they were amazing. I used to live in Phoenix, and the best tamales I've ever had were from the Navaho Reservation at a Tohono O'odham party. These were not on par with my reservation tamales, but they were really freaking good. I tried the chicken verde, the pork mole, and the cheese jalapeño ones, and none disappointed. My favorite was the mole tamale. My one complaint is that the cheese tamale didn't have much filling, but was still very flavorful and definitely spicy. The restaurant is in the back of a bakery and there is a very small seating area. I'll be back to try some other items.

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3.5 mi•Theater District, Midtown West
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Lunch at Toloache yesterday is Lori's favorite meal so far, and tied for me with Kanyakumari. It's…read morea contemporary upscale Mexican bistro located at 251 West 50th Street in the Theater District of Manhattan. Founded in 2007, and led by chef-owner Julian Medina (who grew up in Mexico City and trained in prominent New York kitchens like Maya and Pampano) along with Chef de Cuisine - Fidel Rodriguez, and Sous Chef - Julian Medina. They have real Mexican food like huitlacoche, and Oaxacan-style seasoned grasshoppers. There is a dedicated guacamole and ceviche bar, and a wood-burning oven. The name toloache is Jimsonweed, a flowering plant in Mexican folklore said to be brewed into a love potion that guarantees anyone who drinks it will always return. For drinks, Lori had the Paloma De Pepino - Gran Centenario plata, cucumber, grapefruit soda, lime, and I had the Margarita de la Calle - Maestro Dobel Diamante, cucumber, jalapeño, lime. Both were excellent, and perfectly balanced. Toloache has one of the best guacamoles we've ever had, and they made it fresh and customized it for us. Cilantro tastes like soap to Lori, and each of the three guacs listed it. Also there is a mild traditional, fruta medium, and rojo spicy. We wanted traditional but spicy, and without cilantro. That's what we got. The accompanying chips were better than most as they were the perfect size, not greasy, and strong enough to not break. With the guacamole came a Roasted Tomato salsa that was spectacular. It has roasted tomatoes, chipotle, onion, cilantro, garlic, and a "secret ingredient". It is medium spicy. I'm going to try to figure out how to make this one. Lori loves Fajitas, which are course Tex-Mex, but they make it with Prime NY Strip Steak, and it is amazing ... and huge. Two could share this for lunch. I had the Enchiladas Borrachas - pulled chicken, tomatillo-5 chiles salsa borracha, Mexican cheeses, crema, and avocado-radish salad. This was a delight with great layers of flavor - smoky, moderately spicy, slightly tangy, with a lot of richness from the cheese and crema. The shredded chicken was tender, savory, and relatively mild, mostly there to carry the sauce. When you eat this, be sure to put a slice of the enchilada on your fork, and then with your knife scoop up sauce and pour it over the bite. It's so flavor-packed. We LOVED Toloache, and highly recommend it.

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