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Vol. LXV, No. 47
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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Vol. LXV, No. 47
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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 TEMPTING TASTES: “Mexican food has that spice, that tropical feeling. It not only tastes good, it makes you feel good. There is a fun feeling about Mexican food.” Leslie Paredes (left), general manager and Felipe Cruz, owner of Taste of Mexico are happy to welcome customers to the restaurant’s second location at 180 Nassau Street. |
“Mi casa es su casa,” as they say in Spanish. “My house is your house.”
Nowhere has that sentiment been more happily translated into a restaurant setting than at the new location of Taste of Mexico at 180 Nassau Street. No one is a stranger here. The warm, friendly atmosphere welcomes customers, inviting them to enjoy the southern Mexican cuisine.
 “GRAND CAROUSEL”: This fabulous carousel, which is known as the “Grand Carousel”, was built in 1922 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company. It was fully restored and now delights children and adults alike at Peddler’s Village in Lashed, Pa. 46 handcarved figures in bass wood include horses, lion, giraffe, goat, spotted pig, rooster, and rabbits. The outer row of horses have as many as 50 glass jewels inlaid in their trappings. 950 light bulbs create 10,450 watts of glittering illumination, and 36 scenery panels have been restored in oil-painted landscapes and scenes of children and animals. More than 3000 hours of handpainting were required to return this work of art to its original grandeur. |
Country Hospitality and Specialty Shopping Are Highlights at Popular Peddler’s Village
Peddler’s Village offers a very special shopping experience. Located at Routes 202 and 263 midway between New Hope and Doylestown, Pa. in Lahaska, Buck County, this unique “village” is a favorite of visitors from all over the area.