Mexican Village is one of the oldest Mexican restaurants in Detroit's Mexicantown. The menu features a caldo can-can, steaks, burritos, desserts and other traditional dishes. The eatery resembles an old-style hacienda with white stucco walls, dark-beamed ceilings, tile floors and painted murals. Mexican Village is a collection of several cozy rooms, with seating for more than 300 diners. The restaurant is almost right behind the old train station, set a few blocks away from the center of Mexicantown; adjacent to the building are two large free parking lots. --Becki Carr

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