Louisville KY has always been sort of an Oasis in the Mid-West Mexican desert. We have a number of above average Mexican restaurants. My two new discoveries are nearly opposite of each other... 1. La Tampitia - Way out on Preston highway (past outer loop). This place serves a "killer burrito" stuffed with meet (pork is the best), rice, beans, onion, and cilantro. This burrito is definitely in the 1#+ category. The Best part is that this Massive Burrito only costs $2.75. To make it better it is served with a hot tommatillo sauce and there is a squeeze bottle of very hot red sauce on the table. The restaurant is frequented by mostly Mexican immigrants and includes a Mexican grocery where you can by specialty items including crates of tomattillos and chilies. Even more El Yucateco(Mayan recipe) for $1.50!!! 2. Z-teca - Polar opposite of La Tampitia which is a hole in the wall. This is a modern fast food, order at counter, seat yourself. I think it is like the subway of Mexican. You order the meet in your burrito (standard choices - including a barbecued beef) then select a sauce. The sauces include Mole', tommatillo, standard red and best of all a respectably hot habanero sauce. Same size burrito as Latampita. Costs about $4.75. There is one on Brekenridge Ln. and another opening September on bardstown and eastern pkwy. Well worth the trip (cleaner and easier to get to than La Tampita) Both restaurants are well worth the trip. Louisville isn't exactly the southwest but there are enough Mexican immigrants to give a solid base for good Mexican. Like the Old Bear said 'the Tex-Mexicanization of the American diet ' is on its way and its here in Louisville.