<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3tGtpn_0vlF2mWR00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3tGtpn_0vlF2mWR00" width="1000" height="1000" ><figcaption>Barrio Queen is offering a four-course meal for $33 per person for Restaurant Week, including dessert options of churros or flan. (Barrio Queen/Courtesy)</figcaption></figure>Arizona Restaurant Week offers food lovers the opportunity to find new places to get their favorite type of food. For those looking for southern-style Mexican food, eight Barrio Queen locations across the Phoenix Metro area are offering a four-course meal for just $33 a person this Restaurant Week, which runs through Sept. 29.The Glendale location of Barrio Queen is participating in Arizona Restaurant Week, along with those in Avondale, Surprise, Desert Ridge, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Scottsdale and Tempe.Barrio Queen is offering a four-course meal for $33 per person; though not required, drinks are included in the price. The first course is a choice between a Barrio margarita — Lunazul Blanco Tequila with lime juice, orange Curaçao and agave nectar — or a flight including the Barrio margarita, Toloache margarita and El Pepino Loco margarita. Guests can substitute an iced tea or a soft beverage for the margaritas.The second course is either coctel de elote, or Mexican street corn, or guacamole. Following this, guests have the choice between four options: chile verde, chile relleno de vegetales, a taco trio plate and an enchilada trio dish. Each traditional dish is served with Mexican rice and black beans.The final course is either churros or flan.Barrio Queen was established in 2011, opening its first location in Old Town Scottsdale. Its design pays tribute to Mexican culture, presenting Día de los Muertos decor to create an energized atmosphere.“From the attitude of our staff to the art on our walls, our guests know to expect genuine excellence at Barrio Queen,” its website states.Committed to authenticity, Barrio Queen does not offer “Americanized” Mexican food on the menu, such as hard-shell tortillas, taquitos and chimichangas.“Our food pays homage to history and culture by serving fresh, authentic Mexican cuisine using traditional recipes from barrios throughout Mexico, according to its website.“We believe in supporting our community by using locally sourced, fresh ingredients in our dishes.”Each visitor is served complimentary salsa and homemade chips made from scratch daily. The location does not take reservations. Year-round patios are available at each location.Barrio Queen7640 W. Bell Road, Glendale11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Friday, and Sunday11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday</div></body>

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Barrio Queen offering specials this week

Arizona Restaurant Week offers food lovers the opportunity to find new places to get their favorite type of food. For those looking for southern-style Mexican food, eight Barrio Queen locations across the Phoenix Metro area are offering a four-course meal for just $33 a person this Restaurant Week, which runs through Sept. 29.