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BEST MEXICAN RESTAURANTS – DEMING, NEW MEXICO

April 29, 2013 by Tia Tenopia

BEST MEXICAN RESTAURANTS – DEMING, NEW MEXICO

Irma's Restaurant ExteriorIRMA’S RESTAURANT

123 Silver Street

Deming, New Mexico

(575) 544-4580

Irma's RestaurantThis is a popular parrilla style restaurant that Irma Martínez started in 2003. The restaurant is warm, very moderately priced, and a local favorite. You’ll find the place usually packed–always a good sign. The service is very friendly and attentive. Though the menu offers the usual Mexican and New Mexican dishes, the speciality here is parilla style steaks.

Tampiqueno Steak at Irma'sLatinopia ordered the steak tampiqueno which comes with rice and beans, enchilada and chile relleno as well as slivers of quesadilla and french fries! Quite a meal for any appetite. And it was great! Irma’s has a fine selection of local Deming wine labels including Blue Teal, Plum Loco and St. Clair, all from the Miembres valley.

The restaurant is open seven days a week from 7AM to 8PM.

El Camino Real Restaurant ExteriorEL CAMINO REAL

900 West Pine Street

Deming, New Mexico

(575) 546-7421

Located on the main drag in Deming, Pine Street, El Camino Real is a clean, unpretentious neighborhood restaurant started by Eva Lozano in 2004. Menu features traditional Mexican dishes: enchilada plate, gordita plate, taco plate, fajita plate, Tilapia plate. The ubiquitous New Mexico green and red chile is not bannered but you can ask for it as Latinopia did along with the huevos rancheros.

El Camino RestaurantThe red chile was mild but tasty, meat was tender and tasty. No alcohol is served. Very reasonably priced for family dining. This, along with Irma’s, is one of the few restaurants in Deming that is open early each day for breakfast.

 

 

Other Deming restaurants not yet visited by Latinopia:

SI SENOR

200 East Pine Street

Deming, New Mexico

(575) 546-3938

LAS CAZUELAS

108 North Platinum

Deming, New Mexico

(575) 544-9100

THE CAMPOS RESTAURANT

105 Silver Street

Deming, New Mexico

(575) 546-0095

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