Puebla Restaurant

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This family-run Mexican kitchen draws from the regional cooking traditions of Puebla—a state known for its complex moles, slow-cooked stews, and coastal seafood preparations—rather than relying on the standardized Tex-Mex playbook. The kitchen sources ingredients and techniques that honor Oaxacan, Yucatecan, and Gulf Coast cuisines, building a menu around house-made moles, fresh mariscos, and the kind of labor-intensive dishes that only survive when someone's family recipes are guiding the line. Expect straightforward execution, seasonal adjustments, and the kind of mezcal selection that suggests the owners actually know the producers.

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