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Mexican Village Restaurant
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I adore this restaurant. It has the absolute best Mexican cuisine the city, possibly the state has to offer. It's a shame the place is located in a terrible section of town, because I'm guessing a lot of people are scared off. Do yourself a favor. If you ever go to Detroit, GO HERE!\r
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Inside the restaurant you're greeted with adobe walls and a beautiful fountain. The lighting is perfect, and the atmosphere is both wonderful for families and couples alike. Every table gets a batch of freshly made tortilla chips and homemade salsa, both the best I've ever tasted. Possible dinners include familiar Mexican fair, with Tacos, Burritos and Nachos taking center stage. There's plenty of other things too, but I'm a taco-addict, so I don't stray from the norm. Flaming cheese is to die for, and something I always make sure to get. The prices are neither cheap nor expensive, but you most certainly get what you pay for, if not more. HIGHLY reccommended!
PROS: Absolute best mexican food in town, n
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