READERS' POLL RUNNER-UP: Café Poca Cosa, 88 E. Broadway Blvd. Delicious non-Sonoran Mexican food with lots of fresh produce and luscious sauces--including dishes of beef, chicken and a few vegetarian choices--will ring your bell at both the main restaurant and its sister location around the corner on Scott Avenue. Let the maestro in the kitchen compose for you a Plato Poca Cosa, a best-of sampler of three or four choices from the menu.
Best Combo Plates
Rosa's
READERS' PICK: Just like Rodgers and Hart, the Gershwins or Webber and Rice, Rosa's combination plates are a blend of perfection. You'll be humming a happy musical tune after sampling one of the 19 delicious choices on the menu. From the simple two shredded beef tacos, beef tamale and rice for $7 to carne asada served with all the fixings at $10.50, Rosa's list of combination plates offers something for everyone. Number 9 on the list, two chile rellenos, rice and beans, is a longtime show-stopper. But whether you want chile con carne, flautas or fajitas, Rosa's has a combination plate to meet everyone's taste. And you won't have to pay Broadway at 42nd Street prices for them, either.
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