Global Eats

A roundup of our top ten tacos in the city, in no particular order.

If you didn’t know it was there, you might miss it, and that’d be a shame. But judging by the nearly full dining room on a Monday night, the cat just might be out of the bag: Veracruz is the best authentic Mexican fare in Price Hill.

When modern life starts feeling a bit mundane, you’ll longingly wish to return here for comfort. Sure sounds like the ’90s, doesn’t it?

These spots hold your one-way ticket to paradise.

We're not sure why food tastes better from a bento box, but it does. While Thai Namtip is slightly off the beaten path, it's worth the drive from any neighborhood.

It’s dark and smoky, with chunks of sausage and chicken, thickened with okra, and studded with celery, peppers, and onion. Traditionally, it’s served over rice, but tradition is meant to be toyed with, so get the gumbo fries.

The word, a colloquialism in Argentina along the lines of bro or sup, perfectly summarizes the restaurant’s setting.

When Reda Ouahidy opened downtown’s Café de Paris seven-odd years ago, he decided to create the kind of place where he’d like to go: Somewhere to sit and have “a proper cup” of coffee, as he describes it (that is, not in paper and not to-go).

The prices are reasonable, the place is centrally located, and the charm of the aging character abounds.

Park the utensils for East African eats.