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Chauseestrasse 36. This Mexican restaurant is a bit north of the usual places (you’ll have to walk up Chauseestrasse north of the Zinowitzerstrasse U-Bahn a couple of blocks), but it’s one of the only Mexican places in town worth bothering with. It’s actually Tex-Mex (said the ex-Austin resident snobbily), which means all your cheesy, greasy favorites. Although they’ve had to compromise on some of the ingredients, this is pretty good stuff. Keep in mind that no Mexican food in Berlin will be as cheap as you’d think; we paid 7 or 8 Euros for enchiladas in 2002. The staff is a Mexican-American family, so all the waiters speak English.
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