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Comments (0) Best Mexican Restaurant - 2006

Silvana

Readers' Choice: La Bamba
If you've run through the menu at your local taqueria a few dozen times and think your burrito tour has made you an expert in Mexican food, it's time to get cozy with Silvana. The focus here is seafood, and we don't mean fish tacos: Chef Antonio Brodziak takes his classical Mexican culinary training and gussies it up in contemporary trappings via New York, where he worked with Richard Sandoval at Tamayo. Specials from Brodziak's rotating menu, like sea bass with roasted corn and tamarind, tuna with tomatillo and mango chutney, adobo-marinated yellowtail, and salmon served with warm pico de gallo and black bean sauce, are priced between $17 and $22.95 and served by big, raven-haired Mexican boys whose smiles could melt a block of queso fresco. It's all buttery, beautiful, and sensually revelatory, but Brodziak's camarones Silvana ($18.95), grilled shrimp drizzled with pitch-black calamari ink and arranged around a sigh-inducing masa cake stuffed with black bean paste, is enough to make serious diners consider permanent relocation to West Boca. And you know, that's high praise.

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Maria Prada
Maria Prada

I love YUCATAN MEXICAN BAR AND GRILL!!.. Thisa place should win because you can tell its made from the heart. You can eat fresh home made food!!!..the salsa its amazing! the service, and if you want to party? every saturday there is a great DJ.... Vote for YUCATAN AND if you have not gone there to eat then andale,andale!!!

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