From nobody@nowhere Wed Jan 24 23:15:09 2001 Forwarded: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 17:36:44 -0700 Forwarded: kabuki-west From: Richard Threadgill Subject: Dinner Thursday, 10/6, El Paso Cafe, Mountain View To: kabuki-west MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-ID: <14190.970672233.1@wonderlan.midgard.net> Date: Wed, 04 Oct 2000 08:10:33 -0700 Message-ID: <14192.970672233@wonderlan.midgard.net> Sender: richardt@wonderlan.midgard.net Status: RO This Event: Thu 10/5, El Paso Cafe, Mountain View Coming Events: Wed 10/11, Janta, Palo Alto Wed 10/18, Chef Chu's, Los Altos Wed 10/25, Yakko, Mountain View Wed 11/1, Straits Cafe, Palo Alto Time: Thursday, October 5th, 7:30pm Place: El Paso Cafe 1407 West El Camino Real Mountain View Description: The El Paso Cafe is a little Tex-Mex place, with soft tacos, fajitas, burritos, etc. They're a trifle difficult to describe - they have a very pleasant outdoor back patio, their dishes are generally less smothered in sauces than most Mexican restaurants, and their spicing is generally mild. They are also terrifyingly inexpensive - Entrees are between five and seven dollars. Options for vegetarians may be a bit limited. Kabuki was last at the El Paso Cafe on March 23rd [review by richardt] Directions: Short: The restaurant is on the left hand side of El Camino just north of Shoreline Boulevard. El Camino is divided at that point, so you'll need to pass the restaurant and make a u-turn. Parking is only slightly annoying. Public Transit: The cafe is on El Camino, and therefore on the 22 bus line. They are also a ten minute walk from the Mountain View train station at Castro Street. Long: Take 101 to Mountain View, and get off at the Shoreline exit. Head west on shoreline to El Camino. Turn right (North), and get in the left hand lane. You wish to take the next available u-turn. After the turn, proceed one quarter block and park; the restaurant is on your right. -RichardT