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Well I strongly disagree with this report on the new location of La Frontera. I disagree because, I have been to La Frontera and It was AMAZING!! The food was great the chile verde was a master piece, the salsa was just perfect, the burritos were awsome, made with a home-made fresh flour tortilla, and the service thier was outstanding.
I really dont know why you would put such a bad comment on the restaurant.
Taylor, it might depend on who's working in the kitchen at the time. That makes a difference even at Del Taco.
If you want real La Frontera, I would recommend going to the location at about 4th So., and 13th West in SLC.
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