mexican food

I never expected to love UC Berkeley in the way I do. And there are many other things that defied my expectations coming here.

Over the past two years, however, I’ve  hunted down and created a list of my go-to Mexican food spots within walking distance. If you, like me, are in the search of the best places for some great food, this is the perfect list for you.

Trying out Mexican food turned out to be a counterproductive activity. It made me miss food from home even more. It also reminded me of my family and its cooking, which is the closest thing I have to a religious faith.

When living in the Bay Area with a wide array of local Hispanic restaurants, the question is no longer where to get food, but where to get food first.

Mexican food’s only quality shouldn’t be “cheap,” and it shouldn’t be dismissed as a cuisine deserving of little respect or admiration.

Because we couldn't celebrate with endless baskets of tortilla chips at Mexican restaurants this past Cinco de Mayo, we're going to show you how to make them at home!

Named after a Mexican state known for its mariscos, or seafood, Tacos Sinaloa provides an array of delicious tacos for an affordable price.

The next time you’re in the city, be sure to grab your friends (all of them) and check out Gracias Madre for some insanely satisfying Mexican food.

Two day weekends are such a tease. Saturday is filled with a short-lived euphoria and fleeting joy that is promptly crushed by the reality check of Sunday.

Regardless of their origin or filling, burritos are the perfect drunchie, munchie, sunset food and/or full on meal. Never forget your salsa!