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Best of Washington: Tastiest Tacos
If you can’t beat the summer heat, join it.
By
Rina Rapuano
Published Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Surfside's shrimp tacos are the best in town. Photograph by Chris Leaman
El Charrito Caminante. This hole in the wall may not look like much, but it keeps local Latinos and Arlingtonians coming back for tacos stuffed with stew-like nuggets of pork and beef.
La Sirenita. Real-deal Mexican tacos topped with nothing but chopped cilantro and onion. Standouts are the chorizo and salty beef.
Surfside. Baja-style tacos—including superlative shrimp tacos with a spicy tropical-fruit salsa—are served in a fun, festive Glover Park cantina.
Taqueria Nacional. This tiny Capitol Hill takeout owned by chef Ann Cashion straddles the line between gourmet and authentic, turning out tender beef and golden fried-fish tacos.
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Comments
sorry, people--the best tacos in the city are in mount pleasant/adams morgan at ’super tacos’ on columbia road, where they make tacos de lengua to order. as a SoCal native, i’ve tried ’em all. these rule.
Posted by: karen, Jul 22, 2009 04:17:32 PM
Tacqueria Poblano in Del Ray has the best tacos around.
Posted by: JC, Jul 22, 2009 09:02:06 AM
Surfside? Is that some kind of sick joke??
Posted by: Mike, Jul 22, 2009 08:33:17 AM
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