I searched the county atlas and found 40 Mexican restaurants across Marin County, but I'm currently unable to reach live review sites (Yelp, Google, TripAdvisor, etc.) to pull current ratings. The web

I searched the county atlas and found 40 Mexican restaurants across Marin County, but I'm currently unable to reach live review sites (Yelp, Google, TripAdvisor, etc.) to pull current ratings. The web tools are returning an internal error, so I can't fetch fresh scores or “best-of” lists.

Mexican restaurants the atlas knows about (by town):

| Town | Restaurants (sample) |
|------|----------------------|
| Sausalito | Copita Tequileria y Comida |
| Novato | Maya Palenque, La Carreta, Carmen’s La Hacienda, El Encanto, Las Guitarras, El Rey, El Palmar, High Tech Burrito, Mamita Cocina Mexicana, Chevys |
| San Rafael | Azteca Mexican, Celia’s, El Burrito Jalisciense, La Hacienda, Los Moles Hecho En Casa, Los Palillos, Mi Casa Cafe, High Tech Burrito, Chipotle (3 locations) |
| Mill Valley | Grilly’s, Joe’s Taco Lounge, Lucinda’s |
| Fairfax | Grilly’s, Donna’s Tamales |
| San Anselmo | High Tech Burrito, Marinitas |
| Corte Madera | David’s Finest Taqueria, Flores, La Salsa |
| Larkspur | BurritoVille, El Huarache Loco |
| Tiburon | Lola’s Taqueria |

• What “best” usually means in Marin (from past coverage):
• Copita (Sausalito) — upscale, tequila-focused, often appears on “best of” lists.
• Maya Palenque (Novato) — praised for regional Oaxacan dishes and moles.
• Joe’s Taco Lounge (Mill Valley) — longtime local favorite for casual tacos and margaritas.
• Los Moles (San Rafael) — noted for authentic mole sauces.
• Grilly’s (Mill Valley/Fairfax) — popular for California-Mexican plates and strong drinks.

What I can’t do right now: pull current star ratings, recent review counts, or 2024 “best of” awards from Marin Magazine, Yelp, or Google.

Suggestions:
1. Check Yelp or Google Maps filtered by “Mexican” + “Marin County” and sort by rating/review count.
2. Look at Marin Magazine’s “Best of Marin” (annual) or San Francisco Chronicle’s occasional Marin dining guides.
3. Decide on vibe: upscale (Copita), mole-centric (Maya Palenque, Los Moles), classic taqueria (Joe’s, El Burrito Jalisciense), or family-style (La Carreta, Carmen’s).

If you tell me what you prioritize (authentic regional, best margaritas, outdoor seating, kid-friendly, late-night, etc.), I can narrow the list from the atlas—but I can’t serve live ratings until the web tools recover.