Campesina

Campesina is a pretty standard place. Area up front to eat tacos, room on the side for dancing.
The tacos themselves proved to be decent. Very simple with onion and cilantro. Decent sized. I liked that they had a deal where you can get three for $ 7 instead of buying them all a la carte at $ 2.50 You’d think that fifty cents doesn’t really count for much. But you also probably don’t eat as many tacos as I do.
We asked for water with the food, and the woman brought out bottles of Poland Spring. I guess it was «price gouge the gringos» day. :/​It was noted that this is a very authentic experience, since we all know not to drink the water in Mexico.
The tacos were alright. A decent three stars. Tasty, but not somewhere I’d go out of my way for. The Chorizo had flavor, but was very coarsely cut. Ana originally graded two stars but then quickly asked what the scale was. Knowing she’s from California, I said that we should grade on a New York scale, rather than all the tacos you’ve ever eaten. She then quickly upgraded her grade to four I think it was noted that the chicken here may have been below four star level.