Don Quixote's Mexican Grill

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This independent Mexican kitchen draws deeply from regional traditions—expect the kind of slow-cooked moles and seafood preparations that reflect generations of family cooking rather than Tex-Mex shortcuts. The kitchen respects the complexity of Mexican cuisine, sourcing ingredients that allow dishes like Oaxacan specialties and fresh ceviches to speak for themselves, paired with a serious mezcal selection that goes beyond the obvious bottles. It's the sort of place where technique and tradition matter more than novelty, built on the premise that Sacramento deserves food cooked with the same care you'd find in a fonda outside Mexico City.

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