sharky60
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a little birdie told me, (Thanks Steve B. of Tres P.), that Margaritaville has moved to the International Pier shopping center ( or in that vicinity). smart move on their part, that's their target audience.
Dinner options near Casa Mexicana
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dflaher
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Great thread, especially since I'll be staying at the Bahia In a few days. I concur with everything that's been said about La Choza and Los Otates. I have been craving their posole for about a week now!
Just another plug for Las Perlitas. Not sure if they still do, but they used to have 2 for 1 lionfish on Thursdays. I agree it's a cab ride for most from the CM, but I walk it...but I'm kind of a freak
I wil definitely try Local 707 and the shrimp taco place this time...haven't been to those places yet.
Just another plug for Las Perlitas. Not sure if they still do, but they used to have 2 for 1 lionfish on Thursdays. I agree it's a cab ride for most from the CM, but I walk it...but I'm kind of a freak
I wil definitely try Local 707 and the shrimp taco place this time...haven't been to those places yet.
mikeycanuk
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Going to have to give La Choza a try! Can't wait
ChrisM
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OK, I have been there twice, and I don't get the love for La Choza. Wanted to like it, but maybe I just ordered the wrong things. Never come away feeling like I had a good meal
La Perlita to us was new this time and I think it was the best meal we had. Actually, my wife had the best meal, the coconut lionfish. I went garlic as I don't like coconut but i had a couple bites of hers, with the pineapple sauce, and MAN it was good. We decided to walk back to twon to Maple Bake house for dessert, it was a bit of a walk after a long day but not that bad. We came across a wedding that we stopped and watched for a bit (with a lot of other locals hanging out watching), so we got a little culture
Don't know if it's been mentioned but Del Sur is still IMO a fantastic meal. Vacio, cooked medium, a salad and a Bohemia Oscura......
Maple Bake House on calle 6 Norte was also new, Crodocilos warmed up and an iced coffee.
La Perlita to us was new this time and I think it was the best meal we had. Actually, my wife had the best meal, the coconut lionfish. I went garlic as I don't like coconut but i had a couple bites of hers, with the pineapple sauce, and MAN it was good. We decided to walk back to twon to Maple Bake house for dessert, it was a bit of a walk after a long day but not that bad. We came across a wedding that we stopped and watched for a bit (with a lot of other locals hanging out watching), so we got a little culture
Don't know if it's been mentioned but Del Sur is still IMO a fantastic meal. Vacio, cooked medium, a salad and a Bohemia Oscura......
Maple Bake House on calle 6 Norte was also new, Crodocilos warmed up and an iced coffee.
The restaurant stuff is so subjective--everyone's taste is different. While my wife and I liked La Perlita in general, and while we even like coconut in general, neither of us liked La Perlita's coconut-crusted lionfish. Although we were open-minded about sampling the dish, my preference for fish preparations stands: as simple as possible, no coatings/crusts, etc.
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