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Try Tlapazola’s mole negro. It has a lingering sweetness that seems to exist as an afterimage on the tongue, the way that you can sometimes see something green floating in the air if you’ve been staring at a red shape for too long. Murky, viscous, odoriferous, heaving levels of mephitic complexity from its chocolate-smeared depths, Tlapazola’s mole is pure evil on a plate.
Let's count the reasons we love mole. It's rich and intense. Warm and comforting. Spicy, yet sweet and often savory. A seamless blend of 20 to 40 (or more) ingredients that have been toasted, roasted... More »
Alegria The best food here revolves around the extraordinary mole sauce: sharp, thick, sweetly complex, with top notes of smoke, clove and citrus, lashed with dried-chile heat, black enough to darken the brightest Pepsodent smile. (It takes two... More »
Seven years ago, when the first Tlapazola Grill opened on the site of a former Santa Monica New Age coffee shop in Santa Monica, Oaxacan food was as exotic in Los Angeles as the cooking of northern Sumatra; it was a faraway cuisine, one of rumor... More »
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