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Best Mexican Food in Louisville?

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I'd agree that the majority of Mexican restaurants in Louisville are pretty much the same. But I'd definitely have to say Ernesto's off Breckenridge is my favorite.
El Mundo is quite different from your average Mexican fare. Las Gorditas is like nothing you see in most Midwest/Southern cities as well.
El Mundo is quite different from your average Mexican fare. Las Gorditas is like nothing you see in most Midwest/Southern cities as well.

 

 

I've never eaten at El Mundo, but I've heard good things. I'll have to check it out.

Are you talking about places like Las Gorditas?

I don't know of that place specificly, but it could very likely be one.

On The Border used to be one of my favorites but they have fallen off in quality!

El Mundo in Louisville, La Rosita in Southern Indiana...

I used to eat at El Toro off Hurstbourne about once a week. I got to know the guys who worked there, most of which were undocumented workers.

 

The food was always consistent and had an authentic feel. I dunno.

Cantaneros (sp?) off Hikes Lane in the Klondike shopping Center. There is one set up in a grocery store in Buechel, and there is one on Shepardsville road near Outer Loop.

 

The Buechel area is full of hole in the wall ethnic eateries, if you like Middle Eastern Food, Al Watan's (located right across the street from Cantaneros) is very reasonable and has outstanding pita bread. The Falfal sandwich is a must try there.

I got to know the guys who worked there, most of which were undocumented workers.

For what it is worth, this is true almost across the board in the restaurant industry. Most illegal immigrant have false papers, and many if not most employers don't bother checking them, even the big boys like McDonald's.

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