JULY 20, 2011
Chilaquiles
@ Mamacita
Mamacita's chilaquiles (tortilla chips tossed in a warm, pleasingly spicy chipotle cream with shredded chicken, cherry tomatoes, and green peppers) are a fiesta in your mouth.
Price: $12.00
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Marina/Cow Hollow
Rules that apply to all offers
(unless the fine print states otherwise)
- Limit one per user
- No cash value/cash back
- Tax and gratuity are not included
- Cannot be combined with other offers
Served Up By:
- Mamacita
- website
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Marina/Cow Hollow
2317 Chestnut St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Get Directions - (415) 346-8494
- Mon-Sun 5:30pm - 12am
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Price Range: $$$
Parking: Street
Good for Groups: Yes
Takes Reservations: Yes
Delivery: No
Take-out: Yes
Waiter Service: Yes
Outdoor Seating: Yes
Alcohol: Full Bar
Wi-Fi: No
Has TV:Yes
Wheelchair Access: Yes
The Dish:
The chilaquiles at Mamacita is a favorite dish of food notables, including Michael Bauer, food critic for San Francisco Chronicle. But you don't have to have a culinary pedigree to know this is a special dish: A savory, mildly spicy chipotle cream enrobes each toasty tortilla chip; the tortilla chips are mixed with shredded chicken, halved cherry tomatoes, and see-through sliced green peppers to give you protein and pops of seasonal freshness; the dish arrives to your widened eyes and watering mouth with one last dash of cheese and green onions.
Key Ingredients: Tortilla chips, chicken, chipotle, cream, cherry tomatoes, mixed greens, green peppers, green onions, and cheese
The Place:
Mamacita is an exuberant restaurant with intimately-spaced tables, a communal table, and generous bar seating. With a limited reservation policy, they welcome crowds from its Chestnut Street location. Early during dinner service you'll see families and kids and, as the hour gets later, a proliferation of young professional Marina locals. Whatever the age, any diner can relax in its rustic, modern environs to enjoy a meal.
On the Side:
Mamacita's happy hour is a joyous one. Try one of their terrific tacos with a signature margarita and both your tummy and wallet will leave happy.
Recommended By:
Blogger, TheDishandTheDirt.com
Dina memorializes her dining experiences in her food review blog, The Dish and The Dirt, which gives a layperson food lover's view of the Top 100 Restaurants named by the San Francisco Chronicle plus other notable eateries. She considers pork, wine and donuts to be a well-balanced meal.
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