And the Winners Are ...
After a heated debate over the Best Mexican Food Town in the U.S., Serious Eaters remain at an impasse. Houston and L.A. are tied for first place, with San Antonio, Phoenix and Tuscon right behind. (Since locals tend to be biased, it may be worth noting that L.A. and Houston are the 2nd and 4th most populous cities in the country, respectively, with Phoenix and San Antonio occupying spots number 5 and 7.) Meanwhile, honorable mention for least likely nomination goes to ... Central Oregon?
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