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Latino Express manager Luis Montero serves mofongo and tostones to go.

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Appetizers:

Pastelitos $3.95

Gauchos $3.95

Duck cakes $5.95

Entrees:

Anticucho $6.95

Brazilian Pasta $6.50

Mofongo $5.95

Dessert:

Pastel de Chocolate $2.50

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All this goodness does take a little patience. With up to 10 minutes from grill to plate, Latino Express' drive-through is better used for call-ahead orders. If you're eating in, though, kick back, cool your heels and sip sparkling hibiscus, tamarind or POG juice (a blend of passion fruit, orange and guava).

We're in the lazy days of summer, after all. You've got time. Latino Express 8880 East Via Linda, Scottsdale, 480-451-8880. Hours: Lunch and dinner, daily, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.