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Taco time

Posted by Katie Johnston Chase May 9, 2008 03:51 PM

From June Wulff:

The best time to go to La Verdad on Lansdowne Street is when the Red Sox are out of town because you can a) get an outside table and b) find a place to park. The other night when I was there, two of us were angsting over the white wine options (there's one), and the server brought each of us a taste -- probably so we would stop the inquisition. We started with the grilled corn -- a couple of pieces of sweet corn topped with mayonesa, cotija cheese, and chile spice. It's a little messy so don't order it on a first date.

I was tempted by the taco plates (one comes with your choice of three different varieties), but I assumed they were hard shells. You'd think my in-the-know friend would have told me they were soft tacos -- but she was too busy with her margarita. I went with the quesadilla with grilled corn, mushrooms, and Monterey Jack cheese, which was very tasty, but next time I'll go for the three tacos (grilled skirt steak, achiote and sour orange chicken, and maybe the confit duck).

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Katie Johnston Chase likes dive bars, old country music, and pop art that has something to say.
Meredith Goldstein is keen on DJs who spin pop music and restaurants that serve real food after 11 p.m.
Emily Sweeney is a lifelong Bostonian who goes out all over, from Irish pubs in Southie to the roller rink in Dorchester.
Joan Charlotte Matelli digs movie singalongs, well-made cocktails, and alt-country rockers.
Courtney Hollands is a shopaholic and a music junkie with a penchant for tapas, chai, and Hall & Oates dance parties.
June Wulff really really loves musicals (can you say Chita Rivera), Italian food (squisito), and shopping bargains (guess how much I paid for this?).
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