Border Crossing
Genuine Mexican—in the ‘burbs
Photo: Susan Ogan
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inding good Mexican food in the suburbs is a rare thing. Which is why in-the-know suburbanites flock to Tango Mango for the quesadillas. Unlike traditional flat versions, the quesadillas here come rolled up, meaning there’s a lot more room for fillings. Order one with your choice of salsa, sour cream, or some particularly zesty guacamole, and the result is an overstuffed, melty mix of Mexican flavors. Finish off your meal with a hunk of fresh-baked cornbread. Burns
Shhhh! There are also huge chicken or steak burritos, and nachos made with gooey Monterey Jack cheese.
Shhhh! Especially cheese.
“Quesadilla” means “little cheesy things.”
“Quesadilla” means “little cheesy things.”
Shhh who knew
Newton was originally part of Cambridge, then called Newe Towne. It split off in 1688.
1191 Centre St.
Newton Centre,
MA,
02459
617.969.8103
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