There was a fantastic Mexican restaurant at the resort we stayed at. There seemed to be some Americanized Mexican food (or maybe I just thought it was Americanized) and then some other more regional dishes (confirmed authentico by the waitstaff who were all amazing, by the way).
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Ceviche. Bomb diggity |
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Mother of god this was amazing. First thing I ate there and maybe one of the most memorable. Steak tenderloin (rare) on top of some creamed spinach/corn stuff. Side of guac, pico and beans. |
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Wife's fajitas. Good, nothing out of the ordinary though. |
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Cactus salad. Weird man. |
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Jicama salad (I think) neither one of those salads were anything I liked. |
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Cheese dip with chorizo. HOLY S THIS MADE ME SMILE. |
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Poblano stuffed with Beef, like a chili relleno. |
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This thing was OOOO WEEE. Grouper, wrapped in a plantain leaf, cooked in aluminum foil. Amazing. |
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Wife's enchiladas. Don't remember what the other 2 sauces were but the dark one was a chocolate mole type sauce. She wasn't a huge fan of them. |
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Wasn't sure whether to include this on the buffet post, but it's mexican. From the Mexican buffet night, my wife's plate. Mine disappeared quickly so I don't have a pic, and honestly, I'm not sure what most of that stuff is. Except for the beet in the middle. Lots of beets all over down there. |
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dessert plate from the Mexican mariachi buffet night. the churro and the big fried thing under it were both BADASS. Rest of it was forgettable. |
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from our 2nd trip to the bangin Mexican restaurant. An appetizer sampler. I dont remember what all the things are but the middle is a BBQ pork style dish that they eat down there every sunday. it was really good. |
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A Mexican shrimp tower. they light it on fire. I didn't want shrimp. I just wanted my food to get caught on fire. |
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table setting in the mexi-place. |
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