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The road trip made its first stop this afternoon in observance of my rumbly tummy. We stopped into “El Conquistador” on the strength of a billboard I saw on I 35. I’m always game for discovering new depths of bad Mexican food. …

The road trip made its first stop this afternoon in observance of my rumbly tummy.

We stopped into “El Conquistador” on the strength of a billboard I saw on I 35.

I’m always game for discovering new depths of bad Mexican food. “Conquer the Craving”!

Cleaver restaurant names always get me to stop in for a visit

Rollie Agado October 24, 2013
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