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  1. Vato

    Mexican

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    The flour tortillas are made in-house, and watching them come together at the counter is half the reason to show up early. This is a daytime tortilleria and counter-order burrito spot in Park Slope, from the team behind Corima. The tortillas are precise and pliable in a way that makes the whole thing feel different. Cinnamon rolls with cream cheese frosting and sea salt finish the job if you're still hungry, which you probably aren't.

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      “Finish with one of their house-made cinnamon rolls, generously coated in cream cheese frosting finished with a sprinkling of sea salt.”

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