Submitted by Erichardson1978 t3_xwcl07 in RhodeIsland
Looking to take a group to a Mexican restaurant for my wife’s birthday, and around that serve both Mexican food and some American like burgers?
Submitted by Erichardson1978 t3_xwcl07 in RhodeIsland
Looking to take a group to a Mexican restaurant for my wife’s birthday, and around that serve both Mexican food and some American like burgers?
Yeah, was hoping for a little more authentic lol.
I think Banditos in Cumberland has a burger on the menu
I think the real question here is, who's the picky eater? If it's your wife's Birthday and she wants mexican then someone's going to have to take a bullet on that choice. If she wants burgers, then burger it up somewhere.
I ate at Oz Tacos and Tequila recently and it was fantastic
Hard to be authentic when you want them to have both
El mariachi in east providence has a burger on the menu
Look up Tortilla Flatts on Hope Street in Providence. Fun place and is a mix of Mexican, Cajun/American. Parking can be a little tough though
Dans place
On the Border in Warwick has a grilled chicken and bacon sandwich, a steak sandwich, and also a burger. All of them come standard with various Mexican toppings, but you could certainly order them plain. They come with french fries, too. They also have a pizza, but I am not sure that you could "de-Mexicanize" it to make it more like an American pizza.
Oz is ok but it's certainly not anything remotely authentic.
Most American shit I've ever seen. I want an authentic Mexican place that serves burgers....like wtf? That is an oxymoron. Go to Chili's or taco bell if you want the illusion of Mexican food
Pancho O’Malleys “The Irish Pub with Mexican Grub.” In Narragansett. https://www.panchoomalleysri.com
Could be a child who is the picky eater too. You never know.
Came here to say this
I wouldn’t consider tortilla flats anything but texmex. The margaritas are really good but everything else is just alright.
The most terrifying/least surprising thing about this thread is that it seems like this kind of place actually exists.
Is it though? I think it's totally possible that a Mexican person can cook both tacos and burgers well. It's not like the foods are truly mutually exclusive like asking for a vegan ribeye.
Definitely agree it’s Texmex, but isn’t that what he’s looking for? Based on the description at least
Don’t let these harbingers of true Mexican “authenticity” get you down. In my experience, most places will have one or two items. Just pick a couple places of interest and check the menu. At least one will have something.
Heck, I own a Mexican restaurant. In Mexico. Where 99% of the clientele is Mexican. And we have a couple of things like chicken wings and onion rings. That are (gasp) requested by the patrons. And Mexicans also, believe it or not, enjoy a burger every now and again.
If you are talking about the Border Cafe in Harvard Square, sadly it closed.
Nah, this is the correct answer.
Too many of us are purists about our foodie endeavours of all kinds - -
Since you've got a crowd to please - - select the best person and get a second opinion - -
Then go have fun in Margaritaville - -
It's better than ok "authentic" or not
We're going to have to agree to disagree on that. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there. Maybe for the tequila/mezcal options but the food didn't really do it for me.
Why did you even comment lol. I understand you like being an asshole, but it is easy to by-pass a comment if you cannot contribute to what is being asked.
This is why people nod not invite you to parties lol.
California Taco
Well it did it for me
Tortilla flats is delicious and does have a burger on the menu (though I’ve never tried it bc the Mexican food they offer is amazing)
Go to milagro in ct no American food but also no queso food is too good. If you asking due to kids than maybe not
A smaller menu is much easier
Go to mexdonalds get the numero uno the big mex slamminnnn
the chicken pub wrap is fire
El Tapatio has burgers and fries, and great authentic Mexican too
Proof-Variation7005 t1_ir5ndui wrote
>Mexican restaurant for my wife’s birthday, and around that serve both Mexican food and some American like burgers
If we were playing charades and the thing I pulled was "Chilis", this would be the way I start my clue.