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  1. La Condesa Eatery

    Fusion Mexican

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    La Condesa is a Mexican fusion restaurant in a former car repair shop on Wells Avenue, where the roll-up garage doors now open onto a patio courtyard. The menu wanders freely, with crab mac and cheese, Kobe beef ravioli, and a steakburger stacked with pork belly. Hand-painted murals share the walls with celebrity mug shots, and the pop hits on the video screen suit the cocktails, which skip the sugary syrup.

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    • Ribeye taco

      “The ribeye taco is a best seller and fresh seafood is well represented”

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    • Kobe beef ravioli

      “There’s even an Italian influence in the Kobe beef ravioli and gnocchi mingling with chorizo and cilantro”

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    • Guava margarita

      “The guava margarita is a great example, allowing the natural taste of the fruit to shine without interference.”

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