And while you won't find the Jetson's Food-A-Rac-A-Cycle in stores, the television dinner meant that by 1962, a future where machines produced a variety of tasty food at the push of a button seemed just around the corner.

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This is the place to go for tasty renditions of street food classics like chicken tacos and marinated pork, as well as shrimp and scallop ceviche and more substantial plates like Mexican-style steak and burritos.

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We adjourned to the food pantry for some of Rougi's tasty mafe.

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