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BEST MEXICAN RESTAURANTS – SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO

April 30, 2013 by Tia Tenopia

BEST MEXICAN RESTAURANTS – SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO

Sabor Restaurant ExteriorSABOR RESTAURANT
1700 Mountain View Road
Silver City, New Mexico

Nestled atop Mountain View Road this family run restaurant which opened at its present location in 2012 boasts excellent red and green chile, the staple of New Mexican dishes. Owner Sandy Polanco and her son Steven had a sandwich shop going prior to converting it to Mexican food. Sandy says she opened the Mexican restaurant because she loves to cook with different spices and she is not afraid to spice up the meals. The decor is simple, clean and inviting. The hero here is the classic red and green NewSAbor Restaurant red & green chile Mexican chile. When you sit down you are welcomed with chips and two bowl, one of red and one of green chile.

Green chile huevos rancherosLatinopia breakfasted here and sampled both the red adobada huevos rancheros and the green chile rancheros. Both excellent! The menu also features a variety of dishes such as brown sugar glazed salmon, Corona battered fish and chips, crab quesadillas and mahi mahi fish tacos. Heartedly recommended.

Silver City Mexican restaurants not yet reviewed by Latinopia:

MI CASITA RESTAURANT
2340 Bosworth Dr
Silver City, NM 88061
(505) 538-5533

THE JALISCO CAFE
103 S Bullard St
Silver City, NM 88061
(575) 388-2060

GEROMINO’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT
503 N Hudson St
Silver City, NM 88061
(575) 388-4600

SILVER CAFE
514 N Bullard St
Silver City, NM 88061
(575) 388-3480

MÁS Y MÁS
601 N Bullard St, Ste C,
in Hub Plaza, Silver City, New Mexico

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