A bolt out of the blue: Cocina Azúl is another local success story Stacked Enchiladas sliced open to show the carne adovada inside. Creamy Green Chile Chicken Soup topped with fried tortilla strips. Carne Asada Fries with marinated, grilled ribeye, chile con queso and sour cream. Cocina Azúl stands on the north side of Paseo del Norte near the intersection with San Pedro Drive. Chorizo & Eggs, one of the all-day breakfast options at Cocina Azul. Cocina Azúl’s Brisket Burger with green chile. A side order of Posole came with the Enchilada Plate. Stacked Enchiladas with carne adovada and red and green chile. A corner of the dining room at Cocina Azul Cantina & Grill. A dessert of Pineapple Upside-down Cake with vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce. Published May 8, 2025 - 8:00 a.m. Modified May 8, 2025 - 8:00 a.m. As featured on - Cocina Azúl is another local success story Cocina Azúl off of Paseo del Norte holds up to the standards of the original. collection_7432bb83-6884-4717-8a33-3c57d7e48312.html
As featured on - Cocina Azúl is another local success story Cocina Azúl off of Paseo del Norte holds up to the standards of the original.
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