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Jeremy S.
Durham , North Carolina
100
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Burritos in the same vein of Moe's and chipotles. Food quantity
for the price is pretty good and pretty tasty too. The salsa wasn't
my favorite though.
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Dom K.
Durham , North Carolina
25
reviews
Cheap beer, cheap food, large portions. What's not to like?
Well, the location isn't that great, the decor is positively
spartan, and the whole place doesn't seem that sanitary.
Pretty much what you'd expect for a college dive.
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E T.
Durham , North Carolina
25
reviews
Cosmic Cantina can be difficult to find if you don't know
where it is. Perry is a side street off 9th street in Durham and
once you find the sign, you have to go inside and up a very worn set
of stairs. The restaurant is all the way up on the right. The decor
is spartan, small, and not particularly clean. The food, however,
excellent and cheap. Portions are huge. By far the best mexican
food in town. Oh, and the beer is cheap too.
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Anonymous
56944
reviews
Being from California, I wondered if I'd ever meet a Durham burrito
I like as much as the ones back home. Cosmic comes pretty damn close.
Enormous (don't bother getting the giant, the regular is big
enough) burritos stuffed with rice, cheese, whole beans, grilled
meat of veggies, and fresh salsa. Many things have a healthy twist
to them, and the grilled chicken salad and quesadillas are especially
good. And don't worry--if you have been turned off by those nasty,
dried little burritos they sell on the Duke campus, fresh ones
are a totally different species. A few of my friends were reluctant
to try Cosmic because the campus burritos are so bad, but, after
eating a fresh one, they couldn't believe they were made by the
same restaurant.
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