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CuisineMexican
Price$$
Neighborhoodsouth-valley
HoursDaily 07:00-19:00
Phone+1 505 242 1843
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Why locals love it: 1929 Barelas takeaway counter wraps carne adovada burritos in butcher paper, tourists miss the South Valley turn.
Tip: Order one of everything from the counter case, eat at the picnic tables outside or take it down to the Rio Grande bosque.
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Location
Address: 1715 2nd St SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
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