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232nd New Thing - Went to Paxia


I went to Paxia in Highlands with a couple friends for happy hour tonight. Paxia (Pá-she-á) is the word for Peace in Nahuatl (Náh-wahl), an ancient language from the Aztec Empire, one that is still spoken by nearly 2 million people today. It is a new mexican restaurant with a nice patio for summertime fun. They have $4.75 house margaritas from 3-6pm on everyday. They have other drink and food specials as well. I had 2 house margaritas (traditional coin style made with 1800 Plata, Cointreau Liqueur, organic agave nectar, shaken on the rocks). They also served complementary chips and salsa. The salsa had a little kick. This was a good start to the weekend!                                                  
Paxia Authentic Mexican Cuisine - 4001 Tejon St. Denver 80211, 720-583-6860
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