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We entered a altogether decorated room with about a dozen tables plus seating at a token. Mounted on a wall, a flat-screen television with the volume turned low showed an performance flick as a steady stream of customers filtered in and out of the restaurant.
Maria's opens primordial in the morning every day and keeps on cooking until 8 p.m. every day except Sunday, when it closes in the afternoon. So because it's a put one's finger on where you can have breakfast, lunch or dinner, our dining trio sampled - you got it - breakfast, lunch and dinner.
My choice was the nopales and scrambled eggs, which - not to be cranky about this - turned out to be much more nopales than eggs. Onions and green peppers also were mixed in, and though the dish was savoury, the egg content was minimal. The portion, however, was generous, and the main course was accompanied by rice, beans and French fries.
Our aid diner had the chili rellenos lunch, one Anaheim chili battered and stuffed with cheese, accompanied by the omnipresent rice and beans. The chili itself was a bit callous. A fork was not up to the task of cutting it into pieces. Once deconstructed with a knife, the flavor was prime.
Source: Stockton Record