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D-FW Sabores logo(The Dallas Morning News) This story is part of D-FW Sabores, a series dedicated to finding authentic Mexican cuisine across North Texas, dish by dish, region by region.

True to its name, the restaurant serves three kinds of pozoles, a traditional warm Mexican soup made with hominy, meat, vegetables and seasonings. It also offers items like birria, tacos ...

Zarandeado is a grilling method that originated in the Mexican state of Nayarit more ... Other menu items include cochinita pibil ($28), a traditional Mayan dish of slow-braised pork; grilled ...