Cuisine:

• Others
• Mexican

La Superior Description:
The functionalist Williamsburg building with the plain façade is the perfect venue for this salt-of-the-earth Mexican eatery. The dozen-table interior, bedecked with old Mexican movie posters, fills with cheap-beer-quaffing hipsters quickly. The service is friendly and the menu is affordable, but the real reason to come here is for the hard-to-find Mexican delights: chicken slathered in a peanut-laced mole sauce; "torta ahogada" from Guadalajara, a pork confit-stuffed mound of sourdough bread topped with spicy arbol sauce; chorizo gorditas; and several varieties of small but explosively tasty tacos (for just $2.50), including rajas (roasted poblano pepper strips). There's nothing fancy about La Superior, but it may serve the most authentic Mexican cuisine this side of the East River.


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