I heard about this place in Mesa where you can get authentic carne asada tacos. Like taco-stand-next-to-the-beach-in-Mexico authentic. (Even though I've never been to a taco-stand-next-to-the-beach-in-Mexico...) Well, we decided to try it out last night, and man it was so good. And pretty cheap.
The funny thing is...it's in someone's backyard! Literally, in their backyard. Kinda intimidating at first...but once we saw how many cars were parked on the street and how many people were walking into their backyard, we decided to give it a try. We even saw the Mormon missionaries stopping by...
They are only open on Friday and Saturday nights starting at about 6:30pm. They serve carne asada tacos, carne asada quesadillas, and carne asada gorditas. They also have these amazing sauces to put on top. No rice and beans. No chips and salsa. Just amazing carne asada. You should try it if you're in the area...
*Directions: Go north on Stapley from Southern. Turn left on 8th. (First light after Southern). Take first left on Spencer. (Tree blocking sign). It's the first house on the left with white, metal, decorative fence. Find a place to park (good luck) and walk right into the backyard.
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Where did you hear about it? Do you get it to go, or can you eat it there? We will have to try it out...I bet you were bummed about the no chips thing, that's you favorite part.
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