Adriel Gray wrote:Most have bi-lingual wait staff, but I can't promise that the gringo won't get some looks. Ultimately as with most ethnic neighborhood joints they are more self conscious, or curious than prejudice, and latinos are super friendly if you are open minded.
Adriel, yes, absolutely! I am on the very same page. Here's what I wrote 11 years ago (!) in a review of La Herradura in Clarksville. I wonder if it's still around.
The proliferation of authentic Mexican taquerias that has occurred as a happy result of the region's growing Latino population poses a problem to language-impaired food lovers: How best to take advantage of an intriguing cuisine when the management speaks mostly Spanish and you speak only English?
The friendly folks at La Herradura make it simple: What they may lack in fluent English, they more than adequately make up for with friendly hospitality ... and a handy bi-lingual laminated menu at the service window that provides helpful translations. A smile, a nod, and a pointed finger go a long way toward getting you one of the more interesting and authentic Mexican meals around.
http://www.louisvillehotbytes.com/herradura.shtml