Discover La Super Birria, the Delectable Treat Hidden Inside a Santa Ana Candy Store

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • March 27, 2019
Photo by Morgan Edwards Not far from the bustle of downtown Santa Ana exists Dulceria El Caracol. And hidden inside that candy shop, there’s a restaurant called La Super Birria. Though you can browse Dulceria El Caracol’s store aisles to grab a...
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