New York City

googling stumbled me across "La Taza de Oro" in Chelsea which sounds like it's in the ballpark I'm talking about...

but word of mouth is better...

>>> and anywhere from 'upscale-diggity' to 'dive' restaurant recommendations are all welcome; and some of both would be preferred actually... $~$$$ but not much higher

thanks in advance

*bonus if they serve homemade-style cabrito~*

Manhattan and Brooklyn area~?

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