The Washington Post, April 27th, 2006
If you don't live in the neighborhood, you've probably never noticed El Mexicano (formerly Chela's Place), just steps from busy Wisconsin Avenue on a little side street in downtown Bethesda. This lively Mexican/Salvadoran carryout is literally a small shack, with a couple of picnic tables outside and barely room for a few customers to stand inside. There is no printed menu. Specials -- written on paper plates tacked to the wall -- consist mainly of tacos, burritos, pupusas and the like. It's hard to push an order total much over $5. A splendid relic that opens only for breakfast and lunch, it ...
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