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La Parilla Cancún
9 Reviews Our taxi drops us just about 2 feet from the entrance to La Parilla in Cancun. Talk about curbside service. Enter into an open air borderline outdoor restaurant, as the walls are not exactly walls but...
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Chico's Paradise Restaurant, Bar & Grill Puerto Vallarta
9 Reviews The food was great and the zipline was fun until I hit the platform at 30 miles an hour and broke my tailbone in half and all the nerves in my butt are numb. Also, my backside was bruised even down my...
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La Parilla Playa del Carmen
8 Reviews I was very impressed with the food and ambience. It was close to our hotel so I ate there on three different occasions. I've spent 10+ years in the restaurant industry and must say that I have NEVER...
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Sanborns Mexico City
23 Reviews For breakfast: Sanborns Azulejos; Lunch: Los Girasoles; Dinner: Cafe Tacuba Sanborns Azulejos: It is set in the patio of the XVIIIth century house of the marquis of Orizaba valley, known as the house...
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The Office Cabo San Lucas
15 Reviews *Right on the Beach *Great Morning Breakfast *Great freshly made meals *The Guacamole dip and Chips The guacamole was fresh, fresh, fresh and very tasty along with the hot torilla chips We also...
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El Torito Tijuana
12 Reviews El Torito is a restaurant, pub, bar and disco est. 1987. Good location, great views for la Revo from a balcony, very nice (surely English speaking) service and first of all delicious Mexican food. Not...
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Don Cafeto's Restaurant Tulum
6 Reviews The main street of Tulum is simply teeming with different Restaurants. Sadly many of them are overpriced and generic and seem to pander to tourist expectations of high prices. My expectations of...
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Ponchos Mazatlán
9 Reviews Our family went to Ponchos twice. Once on a Thursday night and then on a Saturday night. On Thursday night we had the Mexican plate,Mango Salmon and my son had the BLT. We were greeted before we came...
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El Rey De Cabrito Monterrey
9 Reviews This is a long-recognized Monterrey tradition for its local specialty, roast kid goat. It has a kitschy atmosphere of what a Mexican hunting lodge would look like with all kinds of stuffed deer,...
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El Naranjo Oaxaca de Juárez
5 Reviews Located a couple of blocks from the Zocalo, El Naranjo was the most "American" of all the restaurants that we dined at in Oaxaca. This isn't a bad thing, just an observation. The dining room is in a...
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Fish Market Ensenada
1 Review piersThe vendors themselves can get quite competitive trying to get you to eat at *their* place (as pictured). Breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Worth a visit to see the fish market alone. As of 11/98...
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La Casa de las Margaritas Cancún
8 Reviews We were strolling around La Isla Shopping Center when we came across La Casa de las Margaritas. I read reviews about it from other VT travelers - thanks guys! - and recommend the place either for...
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Pipi's Restaurant & Bar Puerto Vallarta
15 Reviews My family and have been going to PiPi's for 18 years. The servise is the best friendly host, waiters and manager, they always top off mararitas, all the dishes are very good and fresh, it's a great...
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El Fogon Playa del Carmen
5 Reviews My favorite "non-touristy" restaurant in playa..away from 5ta ave. but still accessible. Always friendly, vibrant, and very polite staff at your service. Around August this restaurant can be quite...
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Cafe de Tacuba Mexico City
18 Reviews This is a "traditional" Mexican restaurant, in every sense of the word. Cafe de Tacuba has been around a long time, 94 years. When you walk in and are seated, and absorb your surroundings - you'll...
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The Trailer Park Cabo San Lucas
7 Reviews I wish I could remember the owner's name, he was great! Took such good care of us and anything we needed was provided. I get his since of humor, some may not but it's all in fun! If it's lobster your...
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Tia Juana Tilly's (La Terraza Grill) Tijuana
7 Reviews Tijuana Tilly's is best known because as the day it's a restraunt, and at night it's a bar. It does pretty good buisness just due too location. Food is OK, but you can get better a taco Bell! Cheap...
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Ana and Jose's Restaurant Tulum
5 Reviews We drove south from a hotel closer to the Tulum ruins to have dinner at Ana y Jose's. The grounds are just beautiful and much fancier than the bungalows where we stayed. The meal was excellent, but...
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Chili's Pepper Mazatlán
5 Reviews Whether you want seafood or a Taco, Chili's is the best place to go. The menu has so many choices you will have a hard time deciding what you want. Give it a try for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you...
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Local Foods Monterrey
12 Reviews Try Menudo - not a restaurant, but a wonderful dish in the Mexican style. Menudo is good! Especially at 5:00 AM after binge drinking. Menudo is tripe soup, laced with generous additions of oregano....
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Los Danzantes Oaxaca de Juárez
4 Reviews This is Oaxacan cooking in a setting that transports you to a different time. The restaurant is named after the ancient Zapotec carvings, called Los Danzantes, that were found at Mount Alban when it...
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Hard Rock Cafe Cancún
7 Reviews Cancun has a very nice Hard Rock. It is located in the Hotel Zone in the mall with Coco Bango, I cannot remember the name. Maybe The Forum? You can't miss it. I will get the address and have it...
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Le Kliff Puerto Vallarta
6 Reviews This restaurant is a 'must-see' to believe restaurant in terms of ambiance and breath-taking views!! The multi-level dining areas, as well as the colorful, multi-level gardens, all set on the side of...
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Senor Frog's Playa del Carmen
4 Reviews My absolute favorite restaurant in PDC. Sr Frogs' staff always treats you as family and does anything possible for you to have fun on your vacation. There won't be one trip I take to Playa del Carmen...
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La Casa de Las Sirenas Mexico City
6 Reviews My favorite part of the restaurant is the view of Zocalo (town square), the Catedral, and Templo Mayor. The restaurant is on the 3rd floor and you can dine outdoors. Things I liked: The margaritas...
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Arrachera is almost like fajita meat but it is cut differnetly and has a far juicier taste. The meat almost melts in your mouth. I highly recomend trying this meat in tacos or even better as a dinner plate. The way it's cooked makes all the differance in the world. You can pay 5 dollers for some sliced up Arachera in a taco, But when you pay over 10 dollers for a good piece it's a million times better.
The Lobster House. It's the only major restaurant on the dirt street closest to the ocean, and the upper deck here has the only unobstructed, 180-degree ocean view in the village. On a warm, sunny day, this is a splendid place to be. On windy, cool days opt for the first-floor dining room. With almost the same menu as La Casa de Langosta (and the same ownership), this restaurant usually charges $1.50 to $2 less per meal for the same size portions. The Lobster House is relatively new and has been building business with competitive pricing. Can you believe $30 for the extra-large "burro" lobster, which can weigh up to four pounds?or $10 SHRIMP - ALL YOU CAN EAT?This is a place to sip margaritas and eat as much fresh lobster and seafood as you can!
These are some Mexican specialties:Barbacoa de Lomo - BBQ steak wrapped in maguey leaves.Caldo Tlalpeño - chicken broth with avocado and chilesCeviche - raw fish marinated in lime juice.Chalupas - tortillas with chicken and beans.Machaca con Huevos - shredded meat jerky and eggs.Menudo Norteña - tripe soup. Mixiotes de Conejo - fried, spiced rabbit wrapped in maguey leaves and steamed.Patlache - banana leaves filled with meat. Pollo Toratl7aacute;n - chicken with green sauce and cheese.Putzaze - tripe and liver with tomatoes.Sopa de Lima - chicken broth with fried tortilla pieces.
When in Puerto Vallarta, you see these little taco stands on the sides of the streets. They don't look like much, but the tacos are absolutely amazing!! Fresh deep-fried fish in a taco with all the topping, for a dollar. How can you go wrong?!?
Located on the beach in Playa los Muertos, This has to be about the best restaurant I've found in PV. The atmosphere, being located right on the beach, is fantastic. The food is international leaning toward Mexican. The quality of food and service rank right at the top of the list! I've never had a meal there that wasn't excellent. Serving breakfast lunch and dinner. Outdoor seating. Ask for "Rampa" as your waiter. He's worked there 30 years and will take great care of you! Live entertainment in the evenings.***** Fresh seafood
Tortilla is the food mexican people live of. They eat Totillas with every meal. You can find it even in the soup!Totillas are plain round flat loafs and can be eaten like bread and as a sidedish. Vegetables or meat can be wrapped in Toritllas.
The location couldn't be better ... right on the square. The food is inexpensive and tasty. Plus, there's an Internet Cafe upstairs. The Lime Soup!! Everything was good, but we came back time and again for this soup.
This depends. If you want good Mexican food, I would recommend any cafe or small family place. If you want more middle class, then Sanborn's would be the restaurant of choice. It has good variety and not very pricey. There are a lot of Sanborn's located in Mexico City and throughout the country. Mole, of course!
Senior Frogs is a popular chain of restaurants in Mexico. It is a bit expensive to eat there but the food is good and the entertainment is wild. If you like a quite dinner I probably wouldn't recommend Senior Frogs especially after around 10:30. Things start to pick up after that and it kind of turns into a night club. So if you are looking for somewhere to go at night I would recommend Senior Frogs for that also.
HA HAOK it's not so much the taste it's the after effects -- I dunno they need spring water to clean things down there -- bacterial infaction is RAMPANT. Im not saying the bigger restaurants aren;t good -- remember I am talking strictly about Tiajuana here.
Four Seasons Mexico City Mexico City
6 Reviews and 219 Opinions If you are there over the weekend, do forget to check-out the rate. We paid about US$165 excl tax...
Club Med Cancun All Inclusive Cancún
4 Reviews and 958 Opinions I spent a week at the Club Med from 18-25 May 2008 with my 12-yr old daughter and thoroughly enjoyed...
Marival Residences & World Spa Puerto Vallarta Puerto Vallarta
6 Reviews and 313 Opinions We had a DREAM VACATION at the Marival Resort. We will be going back once or twice a year. The...
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Q: Going to Puerto Vallarta for Cino de Mayo. Never been to PV before. Any tips you can provide me?
A: I have not been to Puerto Vallarta but know about it as a popular tourist resort town. I do live next to the Mexican border and have experience with Mexicans and...
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