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VOTING CLOSED: What is the best Mexican restaurant in Atlanta?

By Jen West
Oct 30, 2017

Few things in this world are better than the delights of authentic Mexican food.

ExploreRELATED: Have burning questions about the Atlanta dining scene? Get them answered this week.

This week's Best of Atlanta poll is on the hunt for the tastiest Mexican fare around metro Atlanta.

Here are six places to satisfy your taco craving in Atlanta.

Did you know that two of the best taco joints are right here in Georgia?

If you love margaritas to complement your Mexican food, this is where you'll want to go.

ExploreRELATED: One of the best taco spots in the country is in Atlanta, according to this site

Vote for your favorite Mexican restaurant below, or nominate it in the comments.

If you'd like to submit a write-in nominee, please email your pick to stephanie.toone@ajc.com.

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