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Mexico - Mexico City

El Chepe - tacos, cortes, hotdogs, snacks, mixología.

By @raquelpastel83

A lively place for tacos, cortes, hotdogs, snacks, and a proper cocktail list, with a team that welcomes you right away. Start with the choripan to open the appetite. Then share a round of tacos from the grill and add a classic hotdog. Service is quick and friendly, flavors are direct, and portions are generous. Cocktails are well balanced, so order one and take it slow. If you like games, they even have boules to try.

Address: Santa María La Ribera 81, Sta María la Ribera, Cuauhtémoc, 06400 Ciudad de México, CDMX, México

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Ask for the choripan and a hotdog first, then add tacos to share. Pick a house cocktail to pair. As simple as that.

About @raquelpastel83

Food journalist based in Mexico City with 18 years of experience, and also a food and drink tourist guide around the country, I love designing experiences. I´m glad to share with you my favorite spots for good food & nice drinks 🍷🌮

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