Try Taqueria La Hacienda either in the Mercado Central on Lake and Bloomington or on the northeast corner of Lake and Clinton.

Mercado, Pineda Tacos, Taqueria La Hacienda, and a couple of the stands at Mercado Central. Pineda typically has about a dozen meat options that you can have in tacos or burritos (I like the tacos better). Their carnitas and...

La Loma in Mercado Central is the shiznit! Link: http://www.citypages.com/databank/23/1113/article10284.asp

La Loma is “the” place to go for tamales. It’s all the way in the back. I love their pineapple ones. All their flavors are great, though. I’ve never eated at the MGM location, though – only at the...

I’m anxious to eat this traditional Mexican dish, aka corn and hominy stew with roast pork. I was at the Mercado Central yesterday (for a couple of Manny’s tortas) and I noticed a booth, Perla’s, with pozole on...

I was into the Mercado Central at Lake Street and Bloomington Avenue on Friday. There are several fast food type booths there where you can get tacos, etc to go or to eat in their mall-esque eating area. Lo and behold, there is a...

at Mercado Central, and never followed through here in Brooklyn. Check your locally made tortilla package for the address of the factory and give it a shot! Let me know.

Anne: does Mercado Central have a formal Cinco de Mayo festival? Curious, as I’d love to go.

, the central mercado, Cadillac Bar, Victoria’s, etc. This time we also plan to test El Rincon De Viello and El Rancho, recommended awhile back by some hounds. Any other suggestions?

: is salsa a tough table on a saturday night? also, where does mercado central stack up? is that cafeteria style too? thanks again

So many, I don’t know where to start! I’ve had great authentic tacos at the Mercado Central. I’ve also had okay food at Me Gusta. Last time I was driving to Schatzlein’s, I couldn’t help but notice...

's an excellent thread on this from earlier this Spring. Here’s the link: http://www.chowhound.com/midwest/boards/midwest/messages/15445.html I would recommend starting at Mercado Central at the above named intersection in...

There are food markets in just about every neighborhood in Madrid. The centrally located ones are: Cebada in Latina, Anton Martin near Santa/Ana-Atocha, San Miguel (think it is opened after a long renovation) near Plaza Mayor; a...

to speak) if necessary. I’ve seen piñatas at El Burrito Mercado, El Mercado Central, and Midtown Global Market (the candy stand). But my recollection is that the selection isn’t that great at any of these places. Where...

in case. I’ve heard about Mini-mercado Oaxaca in Phoenix, too. Anybody been there to shop? Are there other good markets in “little Oaxaca” that I should visit? stranded in Central PA....