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“Gran Electrica”

Occasion:	Cuisine:	Area:	Cost:	Rating:
Night Out	Latin/Mexican	Brooklyn	Cheap Eats	Good

sandwich is not for delicate eaters, though. If you eat your pizza with a knife and fork, don’t bother. This is for those who don’t mind eating to be part sport, part splatter paint project.

Of all the entrees, go with the pork ribs ($18), stained and saturated with ancho and morita chiles. They are delicious, and I suppose could also come with gloves, given how wonderfully messy they are, but I was happy to use my hands. Since they come without any extras, have them with an order of frijoles ($9).

For dessert have the mango and pineapple dusted with chile salt and squeezed with fresh lime $6). But don't leave yet. Kick back. Have another round. The night’s young. Even if we’re not.

Gran Electrica is located at 5 Front Street. DUMBO, Brooklyn, 718-852-2700.

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Posted: June 27, 2012

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