Lirio
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Joshua Weissman
About
El Lirio is a beloved local spot in the Roma and Condesa area of Mexico City, known for its classic taco de canasta. The vendor Pablo has been serving these tacos for years, earning a loyal following for his simple, flavorful fillings and perfectly made tortillas. The stand is a go-to for locals seeking affordable, delicious street food.
The Visit
El Lirio stands out as a favorite for taco de canasta in the Roma and Condesa neighborhoods. The reviewer highlights the exceptional quality of the beans, chicharrón, and potato tacos, praising their texture and seasoning. The salsa is called out as a key component, and the tortillas are noted for their texture. The experience is casual, affordable, and deeply satisfying, with each taco offering a unique but consistently high-quality bite.
What They Ate
Quotes
"My favorite taco de canasta of the area of Roma and Condesa. It's outside of this place that is called El Lirio."
"This might be one of the best bean tacos I've ever had. The beans are nice and mashed. They're super fine. They're not too chunky. They're salted perfectly."
"The salsa is really good. You were right about that."
"Texturally, the chicharrón is super smooth. But there's also like that rich shredded meat texture you get."
"The potato one might be my favorite just because of how beautifully simple and perfect the flavors are."
Our Reflection
El Lirio’s taco de canasta experience is a testament to the beauty of simplicity in Mexican street food. Each taco, whether filled with beans, chicharrón, or potato, delivers a distinct yet harmonious flavor profile. The reviewer’s surprise at the quality of even the vegan options underscores the universal appeal of these humble tacos. The salsa and tortillas elevate the meal, and the connection with Pablo adds a personal touch. This is the kind of place where tradition and taste come together, making a lasting impression.
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