on State Street looks like a
good choice.
Eric and I checked their menu and it looks good, plus we can bring Hispanic foods home to prepare meals later.
Eric & I take a table away
from the busy lunch
crowd.
The bar is busy too.
Coronas & shots of El Jimador
Tequilla go well with Tortilla
Chips & Salsa.
Feliz Dia De La Indepencia!
Eric ordered Chicken Tacos
& he will share the Chicken
Tamales, served with Lettuce
& Sour Cream with me.
I ordered Steak Tacos.
I explore the grocery store,
decorated with Pinatas for
children's parties.
There are many Hispanic
foods to choose from.
Pacaya is the flower of
the Date Palm.
Tamara sells preserved
Pejaybe, known as
Peach Palm Fruit.
Customers buy dried
Chili Peppers, in bulk.
The Wall of Herbs
& Spices
& Spices
Achiote En Grano (Annatto), Anis Mexicano (Anise) and Linaza (Flax Seed) are just a few of the herbs and spices carried here.
America, is a good
source of protein.
Pacaya is the flower of
the Date Palm.
Tamara sells preserved
Pejaybe, known as
Peach Palm Fruit.
A Minnie Mouse Pinata
hangs near the
snack food aisle.
Rosquetes Corn Cookies
Lollipops.
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