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First stop on this Astoria nacho train was Tacos Mexico. Don’t let the name fool you, their tacos may be good but their nachos were phenomenal. It took a little while for our train to get out of the station. We had a few late arrivals and Tacos Mexico was definitely overwhelmed by our hunger and magnitude.
Upon embarking on Nacho Crawl Astoria, I was prepared to not be able to gulp down a refreshing margarita until our last stop (Luna’s). To my knowledge, Tacos Mexico only served beer, but one of our courageous soldiers informed me there was a fully stocked bar on the other side of the wall I was facing.
Another crawl came and another crawl went. We had 50 hungry mouths, 3 overwhelmed restaurants and a lot of nachos to eat. Let’s take a look through the photos.
We know that you told us we need to leave our homebase of the Park Slope and LES areas and we’re doing just that. We’re having a Nacho Crawl in Astoria in just a few weeks.
We’re having a Nacho Crawl in Fort Greene this Saturday August 15. It’s like a bar crawl, but with nachos. We’ll go to three places in the area and take a lot of pictures eat some nachos. It costs $10 to eat, but drinks are not included. Starts at 3pm.
Rachel’s Taqueria was the third spot on our nacho crawl through Park Slope. After a grease filled stop at Mezcals, I was craving fresh, dare I say nutritious, nachos. Rachel’s Taqueria banged out delicious fruity margaritas and homemade chips topped with guacamole straight from the guac station. The green stuff certainly wasn’t squeezed out from a can or on need of the “dip” identifier.
The chips were homemade and made the plate of nachos have a rustic, made-with-love quality about them. I will say the downfall to chips made daily is the …
Last Saturday afternoon approximately 20 people joined us on our never-ending journey to find the best nachos. Until recently, our nacho tastings once only included our close friends. Now, random strangers have caught on to the magic that comes from sharing a delicious plate of nachos.
