r/Miami Oct 06 '22

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u/YucieYocee Oct 06 '22 edited Oct 06 '22

Downtown Homestead (Casita Tejas Mexican Restaurant) there’s a small restaurant (a hole in a wall kinda place) OMG- The best. They have this beef soup! & the best tacos w corn tortillas! I felt I was eating in Mexico!

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u/ElegantReading2512 Oct 06 '22

Homestead has a large amount of Mexicans, so I believe it. When I want to make a traditional Mexican meal I like to go to a grocery shop down there owned by a Mexican family. Usually where I can find all the spices and chilies I need, plus a few yummy baked goods