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  1. Rosetta

    Mexican

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    Elena Reygadas swapped English literature for cooking, and the curriculum shows: Rosetta is a creative Mexican restaurant where cabbage stands in for tortillas and pistachio does the work of pumpkin seeds, dishes that read like close readings of a tradition rather than departures from it. The room fills fast with people who trust the kitchen to do something worth thinking about. It holds a Michelin star and a spot on the World's 50 Best list.

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    • Cabbage tacos

      “the cabbage tacos with two small rounds of Savoy cabbage, served warm with pistachio puree and romeritos”

      Michelin Guide
    • Sweet potato tamal

      “A sweet potato tamal over toasted pumpkin seeds with a buttermilk sauce and salsa macha is equal parts sweet and savory.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Ricotta-stuffed ravioli

      “Expect things like pillowy ricotta-stuffed ravioli covered in a creamy lemon sauce”

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