SMALL! the church is beautiful and there are lots of restaurants around plus vendors selling their crafts.
Lots of fun variety for food and drinks! Molletes (pictured is the mollete villa - the perfect mix of sweet and salty), guac and chips, 2x1 beers from 4-8pm, coffees, teas, etc. In a canopied garden!!
Super fun place to visit!! Lots and lots of train artifacts, but fun even for non-train-lovers, like me! Sunday afternoons they have a local/organic market with great prices. Fun!!
Super cute place, torras, quesadillas, tostadas, coffee, beer, a little bit of everything at very fair prices.
Cute and small with overhead terraces to put some shade, as well as statues
Cute little alleyway with lots of bars and restaurants and shops (but they don't open til later on Sunday, at least past noon)
Pretty much the only place on Callejón Codo open before noon. Extensive breakfast menu with pancakes (quite tasty), molletes, fruit, juices, coffee, and fresh baked bread.
I just ordered a Michelada and a beer. CHEAP!! Just how I like it. The service was slow but who cares? Cheap beer! (20 pesos for half liter, with or without michelada)
Nice sunny place to spend an afternoon wandering around.
HUGE DELICIOUS burger the size of a chihuahua (the supreme) and the beers (Cucapá Honey and American brown by Barrio santo) all amazing. Seems like weekend parties are good too. Affordable!
Lots of variety and plenty of gringo foods. The dining area is really complete too and you can even drink a bottle of wine you purchase there with your meal!
Loved it. Great sunny outdoor spot to enjoy a beer and burger. I got the kid's burger and it was plenty for me. I really like the pickled garlic too!
I wish mine had been warmed up when I asked for it to go. Maybe you need to request this? I unrolled it to eat it since I didn't get a knife hehe.
No cover. 170 pesos for a 20oz margarita. If you want a good deal, do Vaquita (600 for all you can drink). Anyway, fun bar, waiters dancing, coming to your table to get you to take shots.
Not much of a swimmer but even with the red flag up and strong-looking waves I could swim some. Truly a breathtakingly beautiful beach! Stop for an Oxxo first cause the nearest one is at 1km away.
Takes about 1.5-2 hours to see everything. Bring water and sunscreen and some snacks - things are expensive! Salespeople willing to haggle.
