Bone Garden Cantina

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This independent cantina channels the regional depth of Mexican cooking—moving beyond standard fare into the complex moles, fresh ceviches, and grilled seafood preparations that define coastal and southern traditions. The kitchen sources ingredients that allow them to execute the kind of labor-intensive dishes (slow-braised meats, hand-rolled tortillas, intricate salsas) that chains can't sustain, while a serious mezcal program reflects the owner's investment in spirits beyond the obvious. Service carries the informal, family-table energy of a proper fonda rather than the polished distance of mainstream Mexican-American restaurants.

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