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Taqueria del Sol
Multiple locations, check their website
www.taqueriadelsol.com
Taqueria del Sol resembles a fast food joint. Their gourmet tacos will make you wish every other chain did their signature dishes that well. The simple menu offers great bang-for-the-buck. By focusing on a limited, straightforward menu focused on tacos, Taqueria del Sol is able to deliver a consistently excellent product. The food comes out quickly, but to keep things moving, it’s best to know what you want before you actually arrive at the front of the line at the counter. The fish tacos are recommended.
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Nuevo Laredo Cantina
1495 Chattahoochee Ave NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
404.352.9009
www.nuevolaredocantina.com
Be prepared for long lines at Nuevo Laredo, which enjoys a well-deserved reputation for serving up some of the best Mexican food in town. However, their savory margaritas will help the wait seem less tense. Try the superb lobster tacos. They serve large portions of authentic Mexican cuisine. You’ll think you’ve traveled to Oaxaca after the first bite.
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Agave Restaurant
242 Blvd SE
Atlanta, GA 30312
404.588.0006
www.agaverestaurant.com
OK, so Agave makes a fusion of Mexican and Southwestern cuisine, but whatever it is Chef Jack Sobel is doing, he’s doing it right. It’s a fancier restaurant than the others on this list, and also more expensive. Try their amazing margaritas. Their cuisine is a variation on Mexican, indulge your tastebuds in an exploration of familiar-but-different fare.
