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    Big ceramic pots of guisado tacos lined up at the counter in Condesa, this old-school taqueria has been feeding the neighborhood forever. You order at the window, pick your fillings, tortilla count, and toppings, then find a table outside. The stewed options run from picadillo to chorizo con papa, and the crowd moves fast, which means the pots stay fresh. The Michelin Guide has it listed, which tells you what you already suspect from the line.

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    • Picadillo

      “Standouts include the picadillo, with well-seasoned ground meat and potatoes topped with creamy green salsa with avocado and cotija cheese”

      Michelin Guide
    • Chorizo con papa

      “the chorizo con papa, with two larger corn tortillas topped with a chorizo and potato mixture, black beans, cotija cheese, and a semi-spicy salsa.”

      Michelin Guide

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