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  • rynoshark - Feb 05 2008 | seattle, food, weekend

    Quoted: You know that taco joint everybody's been talking about? [mb] You know, the one with the grammatically incorrect name across from Clever Dunne's on Olive Way? It turns out the guys that run the place aren't as dumb as advertised. Not only did they purposefully name their fledgling business Taco Gringos ("we're a couple of bumbling white guys...it's funny") but they're both alumni of Campagne. Yes, that Campagne. These guys aren't stupid; just look at the attention they're getting. Most importantly, the tacos are ridiculously good.

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