Wednesday Night Mexican Club

Twenty-somethings in Dallas eat Tex-Mex around town every Wednesday and write about their exploits to raise local queso awareness.

Friday, August 11, 2006

8/9/2006: Pepe's y Mito's

Nothing bad on the menu there. I ordered the tacos al pastor this time which were delicioso. They saute/marinate their pork in this pineapple wine sauce that's like way good. Dump that on some corn tortillas and you're off on a zesty fiesta...in your mouth.

There were nueve of us on this particular outing which (for me at least) made conversation a little hard to follow at times. The service, however, was excellent. Our waiter managed to keep our cups filled and our tortilla chip baskets full-up the entire night. note to self: seis glasses of senior pepper does not a heavy sleeper make. Ay dios mio! But hey, here's to good friends in celebration of our proud Mexican brethren. Maybe next time we can make it diez.

Quatro y media chips out of cinco in honor of our most successful outing as of yet. Oh, tres chips for the queso. I can't stand it when they dump a ton of chili powder in there.

1 Comments:

At 1:48 PM, Blogger Sam M. said...

I got the chicken fajita salad, as I usually do...for salads at non-elite Mexican restaurants, this one's as good as Dallas gets. The queso was definitely weak, but the homemade chips are particularly crunchy and hearty, and the free salsa's flavorful and is among the more interesting "mild" salsas in town. So go chip it up at Pepe's.

 

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