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@bigweedon: I miss California the most with their Mexican food. Alberto‘s was my choice. I would always hit up the one in Montclair that was one of the original ones. They’ve got pretty big now can’t go wrong with any of their food. #Alberto’s @Alberto’s Mexican Food ❤️ ##carneasada##tacos##mexicanfood##92honda

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