Chipolte? Where Halloween Scream used to be...

[vinyl-raven.livejournal.com]

Do we really need more burrito's and taco's? Couldn't something more fun and maybe useful have bought that space?
now I wont be able to get last minute halloween stuff....

Comments

Re: Mmhmm

[komos.livejournal.com]

Most of my AZ burrito experiences were in Tucson or in various border towns, and I'm far more likely to seek out the hole-in-the-wall places frequented by the natives rather than go after the dumbed-down sterile familiarity offered by chain restaurants. I'm pretty sure I've got the authenticity thing covered.

Ahh Tucson!

[piscesboy311.livejournal.com]

Yes! Tucson is muy authentico as far as Mexican food is concerned. Traditional and tasty! Did you go to U of A or know someone who went there?

Tucson is a strange town. It's a good place to be a slacker and running from the law as Mexico is not that far. It's a cool and liberal but everytime I went to visit friends there was also an element of total shadiness too. ha ha ha...

Re: Chipotle

[aquastar.livejournal.com]

I've had Chipotle's food ... it is good ...

but its not Anna's. I still think they are better.

Re: Ahh Tucson!

[komos.livejournal.com]

The folks have a condo in Scottsdale, but when visiting, I've never been satisfied with staying put. As a result, I've ended up wandering around in the Southern part of the state quite a lot.

I get what you mean about Tucson, but I kind of felt it had something to do with the fact that it's a dark city. After dark, it feels like it's a place out of time.