Durham taquerias featured in Gourmet magazine
There's a couple of really good Durham food blogs out there (here, and here, and maybe more i don't know about?), plus Bull City Rising's staff of media interns is constantly monitoring every known line of communication for any mention of Durham, so i feel kind of privileged to break this news to the Durham community, courtesy of PB. But please don't expect this to become a regular feature of DE.
The September issue of Gourmet magazine, focus on Latino food in the US, features reviews of no less than five Durham taquerias. The article is, alas, not available online, but the SpiceLines blog has already done a followup, visiting Taqueria Lopez on Hillsborough Road (across from Kroger, in the space once occupied by La Fontina) and raving about the Caldo de 7 Mares and other dishes.
Other taquerias mentioned in the article include two that are within walking distance of Duke Park, Los Comales (in the old Dunkin' Donuts) and Super Taqueria, both on Roxboro St. I've done take-out at Los Comales (which means, i believe, clay ovens or clay pots) twice in the past month or so, and both times been thoroughly impressed.
Hopefully, none of these places will now become so popular that you can't get in to eat on a Friday night, but it's good to see some of this great local food getting some recognition.
UPDATE: Phil points out that he's got reviews of both Taqueria Lopez and Los Comales at The Archer Pelican.
The September issue of Gourmet magazine, focus on Latino food in the US, features reviews of no less than five Durham taquerias. The article is, alas, not available online, but the SpiceLines blog has already done a followup, visiting Taqueria Lopez on Hillsborough Road (across from Kroger, in the space once occupied by La Fontina) and raving about the Caldo de 7 Mares and other dishes.
Other taquerias mentioned in the article include two that are within walking distance of Duke Park, Los Comales (in the old Dunkin' Donuts) and Super Taqueria, both on Roxboro St. I've done take-out at Los Comales (which means, i believe, clay ovens or clay pots) twice in the past month or so, and both times been thoroughly impressed.
Hopefully, none of these places will now become so popular that you can't get in to eat on a Friday night, but it's good to see some of this great local food getting some recognition.
UPDATE: Phil points out that he's got reviews of both Taqueria Lopez and Los Comales at The Archer Pelican.
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My review on Taqueria Lopez, with a picture of the Siete Mares
http://archerpelican.typepad.com/tap/2007/05/taqueria_lopez_.html
And my review of Los Comales
http://archerpelican.typepad.com/tap/2007/05/lucky_jesus_at_.html
:-)
Phil
By Marsosudiro, at 4:26 PM
Here's one more (new!) Durham food blog: http://durhamfood.wordpress.com/
Check it out!
By Anonymous, at 12:31 PM
The Gourmet Magazine article is now available as a grainy .pdf at the bottom of this blog:
http://archerpelican.typepad.com/tap/2008/04/crab-enchiladas.html
By Unknown, at 1:36 AM
Thanks for helping me along on my tour of taquerias in Durham.
Maybe you've learned this since this post, but a comal is the word for a griddle used to cook tortillas.
By Unknown, at 11:51 AM
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