[For some reason, the Chowhound moderators removed the thread about Gallo Blanco, but they were kind enough to send me an email with the text of my post in it, so I’m re-posting.] The Clarendon is close to home for me, so I... (0 replies, last updated by kjhart May 1, 2009)

Just saw on Chow Bella that Doug Robson of Gallo Blanco plans a market/restaurant in Ahwatukee that should open before December. Market will feature locally produced goods and will be eco-friendly and the restaurant will have a... (0 replies, last updated by eatingSlow October 13, 2009)

a pico de gallo, with chunks of tomatoes and onions and bursting with a delicious smoky flavor. Amanda had a glass of brewed ice tea ($2.00) and I went for the La Rosa Margarita, made with Hornitos reposado tequila, Gran Gala,... (2 replies, last updated by AzChelle July 23, 2007)

I’ve lived by this little place for 3 years now, and always told my HB that we need to try it. Last night was the night...and I’m really glad we did! Cafe Posada is on the corner of Ray and Gilbert roads. A little tiny... (3 replies, last updated by jasonaz April 12, 2007)

worth trying on a future visit. Service was attentive and courteous throughout the meal. Iron Springs Cafe is by no means perfect. There were some issues as noted before with the bread and the unusual approach to pico de gallo.... (1 reply, last updated by silverbear December 3, 2006)

SF chowhound with LA/ Seattle family just spent the weekend in Boulder. We ate very well. For breakfast, South Side Walnut Cafe in a mini mall on Broadway had fresh, well prepared food. There were 13 of us and people ordered the... (5 replies, last updated by rln June 1, 2007)

students onto the westbound light rail, ride up to Osborn, and then walk a few blocks to Gallo Blanco at the Clarendon Hotel. Of all the restaurants mentioned in my reply, Gallo Blanco's interior Mexican food is generally... (6 replies, last updated by SantaFeFlash October 26, 2009)

loved the coffee from Adventure Coffee Roasting. We got provisions for dinner that night of mixed saute greens, pork tenderloin and green chile chorizo sausage and fresh queso blanco with chipoltes. My brother, who lives in... (1 reply, last updated by Booklegger451 March 20, 2007)

the ambiance comes from the attractive female ownership, and they’re very nice. Another option (it’s really not that far of a drive via the 202) is Gallo Blanco Cafe at the Clarendon Hotel, which is probably one of my... (8 replies, last updated by teejaymoore September 30, 2009)

If you click on the Gallo Blanco Cafe link in drobe30’s post (or on any other place link that has been provided thus far) you will be taken to a web page that has a map on the right-hand side near the top. You can then click... (116 replies, last updated by choptop November 25, 2009)

Gallo Blanco (in the Clarendon Hotel) is open on Sundays (7am-10pm). It’s not right on the light rail line, but it’s not too far away from the station at Central and Indian School (10-minute walk each way). I think... (16 replies, last updated by silverbear July 2, 2009)

food in a more polished and relaxing setting, you could hit Gallo Blanco Cafe in the Clarendon Hotel. They’re relatively new on the scene, but I’m already a fan. The restaurant is definitely short-and-sandal friendly,... (10 replies, last updated by bortukan August 21, 2009)

are 50% off. The light rail runs up Central Avenue and on or nearby are Durants – an old line steakhouse , Alexi’s and Gallo Blanco which is new and very good and serves Mexican food. Also on Central is Macayo’s... (7 replies, last updated by silverbear September 17, 2009)

Spiedini and the Sonny Boy from Pizzeria Bianco Pita Jungle’s Hummus Machaca burrito from Carolina’s Veggie tacos at Gallo Blanco (29 replies, last updated by kittyfood October 31, 2009)

Gallo Blanco at The Clarendon Hotel/downtown (highly recommend this and definitely budget friendly) Pizzeria Bianco/downtown (if you’re a patient person and don’t mind waiting) Barrio Cafe (www.barriocafe.com) (less... (19 replies, last updated by susancinsf November 29, 2009)