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  • Cuisine(s): Mexican
  • Hours: Mon. - Sat. 5:30-10 p.m.
  • Price: $$$
  • Serving: Dinner
  • Alcohol: Full bar
  • Reservations: Recommended
  • Parking: Meters, Street
  • Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards, cash
  • Attire: Business casual
  • Features: Private Party, Banquet Facilities, Wheelchair Accessible

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Eduardo de San Angel

2822 E. Commercial Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308-4206
954-772-4731
Fungi, chilies, and squash blossoms date back to the Aztecs, but Mexico didn’t develop asadero, a stringy, whole-milk curd cheese, until Europeans started importing their sheep, goats, and cattle into the New World. Chef Eduardo de Pria incorporates them all at his award-winning gourmet restaurant, a celebration of native Mexican ingredients and techniques. Pria's menu changes often, but tantalizing starters might include chicken posole. Cactus paddle or grilled nopales taste like a vegetable cross of eggplant, portabella mushroom, and okra; here they’re filled with grilled pork loin marinated in achiote. Seared Keys yellowtail gets the treatment with pico de gallo and cilantro; a trio of tiny, tender, and ruby-centered Colorado lamb chops is brushed with fresh cilantro garlic oil and served with a wild mushroom-stuffed tamale and a miniature corn-husk boat of puréed black beans scattered with queso fresco. Even a grilled petite filet mignon comes done up in a pepper brandy sauce alongside marinated roasted red peppers and a silky, fresh masa tamale steaming in its husk. - Gail Shepherd
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