In case you didn't already know, La Palma Mexicatessen, the crown jewel of 24th Street with its unmistakable multi-colored midcentury logo, is San Francisco's only remaining large-scale masa molino — and you can taste it in every huarache, sope, and tamale the place churns out. There's something about a restaurant that sells its salsa, ceviches, […]
In case you didn't already know, La Palma Mexicatessen, the crown jewel of 24th Street with its unmistakable multi-colored midcentury logo, is San Francisco's only remaining large-scale masa molino — and...
There's something about a restaurant that sells its salsa, ceviches, […]
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In case you didn't already know, La Palma Mexicatessen, the crown jewel of 24th Street with its unmistakable multi-colored midcentury logo, is San Francisco's only remaining large-scale masa molino — and you can taste it in every huarache, sope, and tamale the place churns out. There's something about a restaurant that sells its salsa, ceviches, […]
In case you didn't already know, La Palma Mexicatessen, the crown jewel of 24th Street with its unmistakable multi-colored midcentury logo, is San Francisco's only remaining large-scale masa molino — and you can taste it in every huarache, sope, and tamale the place churns out. There's something about a restaurant that sells its salsa, ceviches, […]
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