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Often one of the goals in these Latin eating adventures is finding a new place, one totally off the map. Almost everyone knows the pleasure in discovery and how rare it is in today’s world. Well, we may not have found something totally unknown to everyone, but we definitely feel like we were off the map, so to speak. We found ourselves in the rough, but spirited eastside neighborhood called Payne Phalen in St. Paul, eating at Bymore Taqueria.

Well, we continue to bounce around the Twin Cities and hope that everyone out there is on board for more Latin eats! With no end in sight and continual support for our efforts from readers, we continue to pick off taquerias, restaurantes and pupuserias with a seemingly insatiable appetite. If you would have told me after our first article that we would potentially still be going when the Winter came back around, well...ok, I was hopeful, I might have believed you...and given you a hug because I love this stuff. As a matter of fact, I love it even more when I can share with others and this past week was all about sharing. My friend John told me about a place in Richfield that I had not been to yet: Andale Taqueria.