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Write a ReviewDallas apartment residents just can't get enough Mexican food, and the city is proud to cater to their taste, providing plenty of opportunities for Tex-Mex wanderers to indulge their love of fine south-of-the-border dining. That leaves on with the question of just which Mexican place is right for them. For those apartment owners looking for the right combination of fun, flavor and class, Manny's Uptown Mexican Restaurant is the place for you. The moment you walk in the colors will excite you, taking you back to Old Mexico, and preparing you for the deliciousness that is to come. The tastes are all fresh and natural, with the sea food for the fish tacos tasting like its coming right from the bay, and with beef, pork and chicken to moist and delicious, you'll swear it they have a farm right in the back. The vegetables are crisp and delicious, and everything tastes like it came right off the farm and on to your plate. Ingredients only work so well by themselves, in the end the food has to do the talking, and patrons rave about the flavors this restaurant brings together. To start thing off, try their nachos: there are seven different varieties, from the usual cheese nachos, to Nachos Lobos, with beans, guacamole, sour cream and your choice of beef or chicken, the 50/50 Fajita nachos, with a combination of both, or their special cowboy nachos. Each of these options comes in your choice of full, for your bigger crowds, or half, for those with less of an appetite. They also have great selection of fajitas, from traditional, beef, chicken and shrimp, to rib-eye, to their own specials blends, the Sunset Fajitas, with your choice of beef, chicken, or 50/50, and their special sunset sauce, made out of jalapenos, cilantro and queso, and Fajita's La Mexicana, with rib-eye steak sauteed in fresh tomatoes, onions and fresh jalapenos. Be sure to try their most popular item, their brisket tacos, or one of their many specials. Mexican food is a common site in Dallas, so apartment-ites owe it themselves to find the best, and if you want affordable, delicious Mexican food that's a cut above the rest, make Manny's Uptown Mexican Restaurant your first stop.
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