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Cafe Tranquilo at Clarendon Hotel: Vibrant Mexican Fare

July 22, 2015 15:57PM

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Jackie Mercandetti
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When Gallo Blanco at the Clarendon Hotel closed in January, much whining commenced, mostly from fans of truly fine Mexican food. In Gallo’s place, Café Tranquilo features a vibrant menu from Chef Dan Maldonado, known for stirring the pot at his now-closed Tacos Atoyac and, more recently, at Mucho Macho Taquerilla.

  • Cafe Tranquilo

    401 W. Clarendon Ave., Phoenix Central Phoenix

    602-469-1730

    2 articles
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