And while Turney still makes no claims of authenticity - her food is inspired by, rather than dictated by, traditions - her menu has evolved.

There are a few more threads of genuine Mexican flavors that run through the menu of Lolita 2.0, especially with the fresh masa rounds that come off the hand-cranked tortilla press. I do not necessarily prefer this Lolita to many of the affordable taquerias that have sprouted like epazote along Ninth Street south of Washington Avenue. What Lolita does is simply different, built on good ingredients and modern style, with a fresh touch and updated aesthetic for a mainstream audience. Horrifying footage obtained by The Post on Saturday shows the moment a cold-blooded assassin fatally shoots a man seven times inside a Bronx deli - turning the store into a scene described by one ex-cop as something out of “Carlito’s Way.The duck-fat tamale is an instant classic, a husk-wrapped bundle of steamy masa fluff topped with shredded smoked duck leg meat and a mahogany mole rich with ancho peppers and peanuts.Īnd when this kitchen is on, I see the appeal. The 14-second surveillance clip from the Friday afternoon ambush inside the B.H. Gourmet Deli on Bainbridge Avenue in Fordham Manor shows the victim, 21-year-old “Law & Order” extra Jayquan Lewis, among at least five people in the bodega as he waited to buy a bottle of Poland Spring water. One customer leaves the store as the gunman suddenly emerges from the back, dressed in denim shorts, a white tank top and sneakers and wearing a black cross-body bag. The killer walks by a man standing near the deli door, lifts his arm and starts blasting at Lewis - who falls to the ground, his legs seen shaking in the disturbing footage. Lewis was struck three times in the chest, three times in the arm and once in the stomach, sources said. “The assassination reminds me of the scene from ‘Carlito’s Way’ when Al Pacino’s character gets shot by Benny Blanco from the Bronx,” said Michael Alcazar, a retired NYPD detective who is now an adjunct professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Joseph Giacalone, an adjunct professor at John Jay College and a former NYPD sergeant, said the killing appeared “personal.” A high ranking NYPD source said Lewis was killed over a beef on social media and may have had gang ties - which cops are still probing, Jayquan Lewis was blasted three times in the chest, three times in the arm and once in the stomach.

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