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Ceviche Week: La Superior
27 August 2009
The only way I can’t get anxiety leaving my borough is if Mexican food is involved, and I’ll happily trek to Williamsburg for La Superior any weekday. (On the weekends, I rock 4 inches, minimum, and can’t be trekking so far in my platform stilettos.) Anyway, imagine my glee when I found out that La Superior is hosting it’s first ever “Ceviche Week.” The smog over the BK lifted, the clouds parted and the Mexican angels shook their maracas. Alleluia. As predicted, Ceviche Week at La Superior does not disappoint. But before I get to the lime cooked fishies, let me remind And the ceviche…Until August 30th, La Superior’s menu features a wide variety of most delicious ceviches. There is lobster, shrimp, whitefish, scallops, some other fish, tuna. You name it, they made it. The lobster and shrimp are delicously spiced with cilantro, limey, lemony sauce with a touch of garlic and bit of heat. After the corn and tacos, all I could fit if I’m set to rock tights and leather pants this fall. But I may swing by again this weekend for another round. That is, if I can venture out of my stilettos. La Superior 295 Berry Street between South 2nd and South 3rd Williamsburg, BK; 718.388.5988; Open daily until 1 a.m. for lunch and dinner, Saturdays 2 a.m. Posted by Emma Dinzebach at 12:00 AM Bargain News , Brooklyn , New York City Affordable Places , Tips on how to Save $$$ , NYC Restaurants & Bars , What women over 40 want , What women in their 30s want , What women in their 20's want , Summer 2009 | Trackback | Print This Post Leave a Reply
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the masses of one thing. The camarones tacos at La Superior are A-mazing; and even if you go for Ceviche Week, order these wrapped yumminesses. And why is the limonda so good? How do they make it such? A spin on our last reviews