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Zapata Mexican Cuisine
Menu for Zapata Mexican Cuisine
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Ratings and Reviews for Zapata Mexican Cuisine
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May 13 2012
Allan G. via Yelp
Really a 3.5 Star... Me thinks the restaurant has dropped a star in the last 12 months, maybe the cook went back to Mexico, really! The Sopa Azteca was...read more
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May 10 2012
Lori B. via Yelp
MOLCAJETES!!! Doesn't get any better than having a volcanic stone pot with wonderful bubbling food put in front of you. Black beans are amazing, the verde...read more
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May 07 2012
Nick K. via Yelp
BEST MEXICAN IN ATLANTA. Very authentic. By far the best in Atlanta. I was in Houston and I got use to Mexican and TexMex foods. There are Mexican...read more
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Feb 04 2009
critz100 via Citysearch
Zapata is the only Mexican restaurant that I would ever eat at because the food is well prepared and not dripping with fat like at...read more
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Jan 22 2009
Mersycruz via Citysearch
I really like Zapata. I usually take out lunch due to my hectic schedule but I have dined there for lunch and dinner and have alw...read more
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Nov 14 2008
Eatingout49 via Citysearch
I just had lunch at Zapata and was asked to leave after an hour and 10 minutes because they wanted to give the table to people wai...read more
The Scene
Zapata's glass storefront gives way to a warm, sensuous room with vibrantly painted walls and evocative, jazzy artwork from the owner's private collection. The crowd is a mix of families, local office workers and urban food adventurers looking for new thrills. Servers are endearingly earnest and will walk you through unfamiliar terms on the menu.
The Food
The menu aspires to more traditional, genuine Mexican cuisine than most of its chips-and-salsa-slinging cousins around town. Start off with a melty, cheesy treat like queso fundido, served with garnishes and warm tortillas for make-your-own tacos. Most entrees consist of various meats swathed in mild, complex sauces that hum with unfamiliar and inviting flavors. Try the chicken with rich mole sauce or cochinita pobil--pork in a delightfully citrusy marinade. Crepes drizzled with caramel and topped with ice cream are wonderful to linger over at meal's end.