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The chef hopes the menu shows "people that Mexican food is really broad and wide in the spectrum."
The operators run three top restaurants in Nassau; this will be their first in Suffolk.
The restaurant has gotten a makeover and enhanced its fixed-menu offerings.
The treat is seeing a resurgence on Long Island with the opening of new shops.
Participating restaurant designate dishes whose proceeds benefit Angela's House.
The seasoned, local operators bring a new vision to the task.
The eatery was a pioneer in a new crop of stylish but approachable Mexican restaurants with cocktails and party vibes.
Like most neighborhood pizza joints across Long Island, it was known for its slices.
