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Editorial Review
Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, this popular College Street watering hole is famous for its all-day breakfast and endearingly grubby decor of name-etched wooden tables, skeleton-painted booths and neon lights. Patrons choose from a long list of Mexican favourites—such as quesadillas, tostadas, fajitas, enchiladas and tacos—while taking in a game on the TV behind the bar. For the gringos among us, the menu also covers such pub classics as poutine, nachos, wings and cheeseburgers. Mains $5.95–$17.95.
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