Claiming to have cleared the admittedly low bar for "best Mexican food in Seattle" (suck it, Taco Bell on Broadway!), this Tex-Mex-ery is slinging traditional South-of-the-Border eats ranging from the chocolate sauce/queso fresco-topped Enchilada Poblanos, to their signature fried Chiles Rellenos.

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Claiming to have cleared the admittedly low bar for "best Mexican food in Seattle" (suck it, Taco Bell on Broadway!), this Tex-Mex-ery is slinging traditional South-of-the-Border eats ranging from the chocolate sauce/queso fresco-topped Enchilada Poblanos, to their signature fried Chiles Rellenos. 

<p>Claiming to have cleared the admittedly low bar for "best Mexican food in Seattle" (suck it, Taco Bell on Broadway!), this Tex-Mex-ery is slinging traditional South-of-the-Border eats ranging from the chocolate sauce/queso fresco-topped Enchilada Poblanos, to their signature fried Chiles Rellenos.</p>

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