In honor of this tasty holiday, we felt we had to at least eat Mexican food. And when deciding where to go, we thought-what's more Mexican than 100% Taquito??? Ever since moving to Houston, I've always driven by this place & wondered why it had such a strange name. Well we finally ventured in & were delighted by the food. It was really good, really cheap & really small portions (which is why it's really cheap). Nevertheless, we both liked it & felt we did our duty to honor Mexico. Don't ask me why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo. I know the Mexican army won some kind of battle. And I know that it wasn't their Independence. That's good enough.
7 comments:
MMM!!! That sounds good!
impressive, that's way more than I know.
I'm jealous! I love good Mexican food, and we haven't found any good places here, but I am sure there are some. I had a kid ask me about Cinco de Mayo, but all I could say was it is a Mexican holiday. Bad teacher, huh?
We had taquitos too!! Except I made them, but they were awesome!
We had mexican on Monday and Tuesday. My kids did reports and projects. The kids at church are making pinatas tonight for their activity.
Oh-Mexico won the Battle of Pueblo against the French.
We had enchiladas! You HAVE to have Mexican food on Cinco de Mayo!!!
It didn't feel much like Cinco de Mayo in Seattle. The weather felt like winter, plus I think Texas is one of the only states that kids get a day off school for it, so many people forgot about Cinco de Mayo.
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