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Mon-Sat, 8:30am-10pm; Sun, 11am-9pm
C, E at 50th St.
$3-$14
Cash Only
Accepted/Not Necessary
34th St. to 65th St., Fifth Ave. to West Side Hwy.
A Hell's Kitchen Mexican deli made good, Tulcingo annexed the store next door for a full-fledged sit-down restaurant—tablecloths, white Zinfandel, and all. The setting is nice and the service nicer, but you're here for the food, which is fresh, well seasoned, and extremely filling. Skip the antojitos and soups (except maybe for the soothing posole) if you want do full justice to a plato, which you will. Especially if it's the pipian de pollo, a couple of long-cooked chicken parts in a verdant sea of creamy pumpkinseed sauce that is so ample it will employ every single steamed tortilla in the basket. Of the three abnormally fresh, flavorful house salsas, green is best.
Recommended DishesEnchiladas con mole poblano, $10.95; chiles rellenos, $10.95
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