Shaded by the dramatic, blue steel wing of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, Yerba Buena Lane is fast becoming a foodie destination for local art junkies and tourists alike. Tropisueño has something for everyone. At lunch, a taqueria-style counter serves tacos and tortas to professionals on the run; for those with time for a knife and fork, the super burrito mojado is a saucy siesta-inducer. The restaurant dresses up a bit for dinner, delivering Latin American dishes like ceviche and tender chicken with mole Poblano. A small salsa bar brims with jalapeños, sliced radishes, and tangy tomatillo salsa to pile on the mercifully thin chips. But that's nothing compared to the expansive mahogany bar that oozes fine tequila and top-shelf margs.