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Popular Restaurants | Other Restaurants Tips | All Tips (21) The view of the cathedral is a knockout from here - a great place the day you arrive to have your jet-lag lunch. The restaurant is done in a mexican minimal modern tone - this is defintely a place to come for drinks as the sun sets.
Had both lunch and dinner here. Some of the dishes I had from the menu: dried poblano stuffed with requeson and crushed shrimp in a coriander sauce (60.00), pumkin flower and light poblano chili cream sopa (48.00), assorted Michoacan snacks: adobera (type of Panela cheese)- charales (small fish) - chile ancho with cream (68.00), smoked trout on a macadamian nut sauce (100.00), sopa tarasca (45.00), poblano stuffed with chese covered in puff pastry and tomato sauce (70.00), jicama in a tequila caramel sauce. All the dishes were presented stylishly. My favorite dishes - the pumkin flower and light poblano soup - a ying and yang of light yello and light green cream soup, warm without being scalding, the flavors fresh and light; the smoked trout on the macadamia sauce, which worked very well together. I also like the
Michoacan snacks - especially the little silvery fishes, which were a little salty, briney, crispy. I tried a 1/2 bottle of Mexican Blanc de Blanes X-A Domeq (100.00) - which I thought had good structure. They also make a very competent margarita (46.00). Leave a Comment
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The word ANAHO comes from the Hawaiian dialect meaning 'one more time'.
This is a small little place, tucked away.....u may pass it everyday and not even know it is there!!! It is a very cozy place!! Everytime that I visited this place my friends and I ended up staying for hours...eating and drinking several bottles of wine each time!!! I have many good memories here!!
They serve carnes, pastas y ensaladas.....
meat, pasta and salads!! all are delicious!!!!!
This would be a great place for the vegetarian!!!
A few things u will find on the menu.....
-portobella mushrooms
-several differents cheeses
-salmon
-chicken
-steaks
-pesto pasta
-carbonara pasta
-many different salads!!!!
ummmm......i am getting hungry!!! Leave a Comment Theme: ItalianPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: across the street from the red crossPhone: 315 67 34Directions: Av. Ventura Puente 633-A Chapultepec Norte Morelia, Michoacan
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Cafe, about 5 kinds of huevos, sandwiches, cakes, ....The service is amiable with warm smile. Why not have a cup of cofe in the afternoon here?
Maxicana huevo - the lady cooked it after I order it. I always love eggs in the morning. Leave a Comment Theme: CoffeehousePrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Calle Aquiles Serdan # 883Directions: It's in the Villalongin edificio near a series of arches. See the pix.
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The service was excellent and although I ran in their door exactly at 9 pm (closing hour), they still let me have a seat and were soooo friendly. The restaurant's decoration is 'fruity' all over: their shelves are full of fresh fruits of the seaons, and even their tablecloths are apples all over - sweet!
Opening hours are from 8 am to 9 pm.
I had fruit salad which was simply delicious! And as it was so much, I had half of it packed to have it for breakfast today. Besides, I had 'agua de fresa' (=strawberry). Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterAddress: Allende #351Phone: 312 79 23Directions: On the way from Plaza de Armas back to the hostel
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We had lunch at one of the restaurants in the samll village in El Roasario - we started with freshly grilled nopales, hand pressed blue corn tortillas which were thick, chewy and slightly charred form the stove. With a dollop of a wonderful home made picante amarillo salsa, I was in heaven. I ordered pollo con mole, rice and beans (which was okay, the enchiladas looked better) and quesadillas with requeson (the cheese slightly tart), which were great - a couple cervesas - this meal hit the spot perfectly. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: located in the village at El Rosario's butterfly preserve
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Nice, big, clean place! Good place to go alone, enjoy a good meal and a good book. Also the perfect place for large groups!! Leave a Comment Theme: Chinese/Dim SumPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Av. Camelinas No. 2160 Col. Bosques de CamelinasPhone: 01 43 24 96 14 y 24 96 15
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Extensive selection of carefully prepared Mexican and international dishes. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalAddress: Leon Guzman 47Phone: (52 4) 312-6113
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This restaurant is on the upper floor of Panaderia Trico right in the middle of Morelia's World Heritage. The staff was very friendly, the only thing I didn't like that much was, that it was kind of dark, but that's a Morelia-thing I guess, as everywhere I go, the light seems to be dimmed.
I had sopa tarasca which was excellent, I suppose this is the Michoacan-style of my beloved sopa azteca.
I also had a baguette nautica with avocado, tuna, tomato, manchego cheese and onions which was delicious!! Leave a Comment
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