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The move is to get here early (Joel's closes at 4 p.m.) and feast out on the patio.. Illinois: Gorditas La Tia Susy, Chicago.Featuring housemade corn and flour tortillas, eating here might just be as great as at eating at your tia's—or someone else's tia's, those of us who don't have an aunt with food this good.

Durango-style burritos are the specialty here: Longer, thinner burritos that aren't tied up on the ends, simply folded over.They also aren't nearly as stuffed as most burritos you might envision, but don't let that deter you.The tortilla really merits a lot of the focus here, and lives up to the challenge with its incredibly fresh texture.. Indiana: Carniceria Guanajuato, multiple.

This restaurant and Mexican grocery store is a wonderland of Hispanic foods, both hot and grocery items.Here, the huge steak burritos are the standout order, stuffed with tender carne asada and nary any rice filler to be seen.

The chicken version is also very good, albeit seemingly less popular.

Both are lightly grilled on the outside to form the lightest crust, which provides contrasting crunch to the tender morsels of meat within.. Iowa: EI Bajio, Cedar Rapids.There is nothing more unifying than a plate of food.

As trivial as that may seem in a time of violence and ignorance towards queer people, it was a fixture and the phrase “Gab’n Java” was coined for future meetings over cakes and coffee.Both societies created safe spaces to teach, advocate, and discuss what it means to be queer, and catalyzed.

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