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18554 Woodfield Rd., Gaithersburg, MD | 301-670-1674

The more interesting dishes here -- chuleta de puerco entomatadas, a thin pork chop suffused with a vinegary sauce and smothered in tomatoes and onions -- are Salvadoran, reflecting the owners' heritage.

 

 
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1063 31st St. NW, Washington, DC | 202-342-2000

In Georgetown, this is the place for hearty Tex-Mex.

 

 
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5510 Kenilworth Ave., Riverdale, MD | 301-927-8787

Nestled in a strip center close to a 7-Eleven where day laborers vie for jobs, the Alamo blends well with the local rhythm.

 

 
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3500 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC | 202-966-2530

All your Tex-Mex favorites -- right near the Uptown.

 

 
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1301 U St. NW, Washington, DC | 202-462-2322

The U-Street outlet of the local Mexican chain features a stocked tequila list, weekend brunch and live DJs on occasion.

 

 
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9278 Old Keene Mill Rd., Burke, VA | 703-455-3466

What began 30 years ago as a homesick restaurant from two Albuquerque transplants who missed the chili-fired New Mexican fare has become a Northern Virginia institution.

 
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521 E. Maple Ave., Vienna, VA | 703-255-1001

What began 30 years ago as a homesick restaurant from two Albuquerque transplants who missed the chili-fired New Mexican fare has become a Northern Virginia institution.

 

 
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10880 Lee Hwy, Fairfax, VA | 703-385-2965

What began 30 years ago as a homesick restaurant from two Albuquerque transplants who missed the chili-fired New Mexican fare has become a Northern Virginia institution.

 

 
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701 Elden St., Herndon, VA | 703-481-1441

What began 30 years ago as a homesick restaurant from two Albuquerque transplants who missed the chili-fired New Mexican fare has become a Northern Virginia institution.

 
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13921 Lee Jackson Hwy., Chantilly, VA | 703-378-1717

What began 30 years ago as a homesick restaurant from two Albuquerque transplants who missed the chili-fired New Mexican fare has become a Northern Virginia institution.

 
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