Latitude restaurant and Latin American street food on Main Street in Riley Park–Little Mountain on November 8, 2011.
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Thanks to our friend, the intrepid Vanessa Chu, our little dining crew hopped over to Main Street for some Latin American eats.
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6100/6374281617_886a351952_z.jpg)
It happened to be Taco Tuesday, wherein you get two tacos for five bucks. Therefore, we ordered a crap load of tacos and a bucket of Pilsners to polish it off.
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6120/6374275063_487d9bdf85_n.jpg)
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6213/6374276581_1b9e3cb648_n.jpg)
We ordered beef, pork, chicken, and fried fish tacos. The overall consensus was clear that the fish were the superior tacos by a college mile. Each of us downed two pescados a piece.
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6050/6374285395_351af8e526_n.jpg)
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6107/6374273427_c76a1c846f_n.jpg)
The hot wings were also quite tasty, however, not spicy at all. They had a nice honey glazed flavour. We grabbed a second plate. The popcorn for snacking was underwhelming.
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6106/6374278075_d07e4c3a6f_z.jpg)
We all remarked how Latitude seemed like a hidden eatery on busy Main Street as we were surprised by our enjoyment of the meal based on limited info and word of mouth. It was good eats. Yum.
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![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6049/6374283793_88c3a2ebb4_z.jpg)
Thanks to our friend, the intrepid Vanessa Chu, our little dining crew hopped over to Main Street for some Latin American eats.
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6100/6374281617_886a351952_z.jpg)
It happened to be Taco Tuesday, wherein you get two tacos for five bucks. Therefore, we ordered a crap load of tacos and a bucket of Pilsners to polish it off.
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6120/6374275063_487d9bdf85_n.jpg)
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6213/6374276581_1b9e3cb648_n.jpg)
We ordered beef, pork, chicken, and fried fish tacos. The overall consensus was clear that the fish were the superior tacos by a college mile. Each of us downed two pescados a piece.
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6050/6374285395_351af8e526_n.jpg)
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6107/6374273427_c76a1c846f_n.jpg)
The hot wings were also quite tasty, however, not spicy at all. They had a nice honey glazed flavour. We grabbed a second plate. The popcorn for snacking was underwhelming.
![Latitude on Main Street | Latin American Street Food](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6106/6374278075_d07e4c3a6f_z.jpg)
We all remarked how Latitude seemed like a hidden eatery on busy Main Street as we were surprised by our enjoyment of the meal based on limited info and word of mouth. It was good eats. Yum.
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