Holy Ghost Tent Revival were back in town this past week. Before a show at the Living Room, we got together for some happy hour nacho action at Piano’s. Before 7, the Grand Piano Nachos are only $5. We got 6 plates.

Guess what folks. We found a restaurant that has happy hour nachos. At Mole between 4-7 you can indulge in $3 beers, $5 Margaritas, and (drum roll please) $5 Nachos! $5 Chips and Guacamole!

Nachos NY is going back to Mercury Lounge tonight to see And The Moneynotes. As you may recall we interviewed these guys a few weeks back and they had some interesting things to say.

Please, join the Nacho King of New York, Mr. Lee Frank and myself at the Mercury Lounge tonight. This will be the first of two trips to the Lower East Side this week. Lee and I will be attending The Morning After Girls concert tonight. Tomorrow the self-declared official band of all things ‘cho And the Moneynotes will be back on stage in the city.

On our first ever nacho crawl, San Loco was the thrid stop on the Lower East Side. Simply put, we weren’t impressed. Ball park nachos, lettuce, bland pork, nothing seemed to go right for this place. Well let’s fast forward a couple months to this past weekend’s ‘Chos and Shows festival. Following some cans of PBR and shots of whiskey, were went in search of your typical late-night, greasy, fatty drunk food. Now we know when San Loco is an acceptable nacho place. At 3 am on a Saturday morning when you only have $4 after a night at the bar.

This post was begun over a month ago and promptly ignored. This venue, the last on our crawl in the L.E.S. was ok. By the time we reached there, we were a group of six with the appetite of 1 (me).

The waitress got mad at us for ordering only nachos, even though her restaurant was empty. So, we ordered some booze, with Princess Guac getting a little silly off the sangria. Much to her delight, I will not be posting her embarassing video.

El Sombrero, unlike most of my usual restaurants, did not come with high regards. Most often it was mentioned that they give to go margaritas that are majorly strong. Still, I was willing to give them as much a chance as anywhere else.

As we sat down, That’s So Raven played on the TV. The eight remaining nacho friends spoke about their hopes and dreams. Space travel and portable air conditioners, mostly. Suddenly, a child laborer gave us some menus and water. With two kinds of nachos, one aptly named Nachos and the other Nachos Especiales.

Needless to say, we still ate nachos. We walked into San Loco, a well-regarded cheap mexican spot. The menu on the wall sported two types of nachos, Macho Nachos and Ballpark Nachos. Macho Nachos were the legitimate type with a melted cheese, while Ballpark Nachos go by the guidelines we’ve suggested for cheese-esque orange sauce. (IE, if you’re using sauce, don’t pretend its the real deal.)

This place marked the beginning of our nacho crawl last week. We walked into this small mostly takeout spot with 10 people knowing that we were moments away from growing to 12. They didn’t seem to mind at all.

This video recaps our time at Puebla. It’s me on camera and I’m shy so can you leave some love in the comments section. Review coming this afternoon.