$6 for $12 Worth of Latin Cuisine and Drinks at CCLB
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Zesty Mexican cuisine such as tortas and salsa-slathered eggs served alongside Caribbean dishes with marinated meats and fried plantains
A tortilla makes a tasty foundation for tacos, a handy mousepad, and, if you draw a face on it, an ideal companion on fishing trips. Celebrate its versatility with this Groupon.
$6 for $12 Worth of Latin Cuisine and Drinks
The dinner menu includes Mexican specialties such as chicken fajitas ($12), enchiladas de mole ($13), and tampiqueña ($15)—marinated skirt steak served with a green enchilada, yellow rice, and beans. Caribbean dishes include ropa vieja ($12) and masas de puerco ($11)—marinated pork served with plantains. The eatery is also open for breakfast, lunch, and weekend brunch.
Zesty Mexican cuisine such as tortas and salsa-slathered eggs served alongside Caribbean dishes with marinated meats and fried plantains
A tortilla makes a tasty foundation for tacos, a handy mousepad, and, if you draw a face on it, an ideal companion on fishing trips. Celebrate its versatility with this Groupon.
$6 for $12 Worth of Latin Cuisine and Drinks
The dinner menu includes Mexican specialties such as chicken fajitas ($12), enchiladas de mole ($13), and tampiqueña ($15)—marinated skirt steak served with a green enchilada, yellow rice, and beans. Caribbean dishes include ropa vieja ($12) and masas de puerco ($11)—marinated pork served with plantains. The eatery is also open for breakfast, lunch, and weekend brunch.
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About CCLB-CLOSED
Ulysses A. Salamanca, the mastermind behind such late-night staples as Flash Taco and Underdogg, brought his zesty Mexican fare to the daylight hours by unveiling CCLB in 2008. An intimate, triangular patio greets the sunrise with window dividers that can be rolled up to let in orphaned appetites, and plates pile high with spicy omelets, salsa-slathered eggs, and hearty breakfast burritos. Mexican tortas bundle savory shredded meats within bolillo bread, which a Chicago Sun Times reporter called "a sub sandwich bun taken to another level of goodness", and recipes hailing from the Caribbean nestle morsels of beef and chicken alongside the salty sweetness of fried plantains.