taqueria distrito federal

this summer has treated my stomach well.  i've been eating all over town and loving every minute.  where have you been eating and drinking this summer?   i made another trip to el chucho cocina superior.  you just can't go wrong with their street corn and $5 margs. izakaya seki offers japanese food and great service.  we really liked the wasabi chicken tenders and the cream croquettes with bechamel, crab and corn.  they also have my favorite sparkling sake.     looking for late night restaurantjudy has the best pork and cheese pupusas at really great prices.     taqueria distrito federal may look like a hole in the wall, but the food is actually pretty good.  i liked the beef burrito with the salsa de aguacate.     i finally made a long overdue visit to the columbia room.  this cute and small rooms offers delicious cocktails.  katie nelson is not only knowledgeable, but she makes a mean pimm's cup.  looking forward to checking it out again to try the tasting menu.     another first,

finally good mexican food in dc! the food was tasty, portions were good, an the spices were authentic. therestaurantis a hole in the wall, but it is worth the adventure.

tinyrestaurantwith very authentic mexican food. enjoy a juice drink or "agua fresca" taken from a large, cold, glass barrel. the entres have a flavor that is not typical of many other mexican restaurants, but if you are in the area it is worth a trip for the no frills ethnic dining experience.

the place is a little neighborhoodrestaurantwith only 5 or 6 tables, a small counter and an outdoor space. the waitress was very efficient and took our orders right away.

tucked away in a questionable part of columbia heights, is this tiny littlerestaurantthat serves up magical mexican food. the owner of tacqueria distrito federal , luis, always has a friendly smile, and his daughters play outside in the summer

true mexican food!. travel all over the country and i always crave some true mexican tacos like they make in my family's hometown in mexico. in dc, this is the best and most authentic mexican food i've tasted. the pozole on the weekends is sooo good that it's only second best to my mom's perfected recipe. the tamales (i had the pork with green sauce) was so delicious that i would go back any day just to have another. i always try to feel at home where ever i travel and this littlerestaurantdoes accomplish that. the aguas frescas a delicious and the prices are hands down the cherry on top.