Got to Las Animas for my 1st time early in the morning and immediately took a table to one of the huge restaurants. BIG MISTAKE. We were one of 3 or 4 table in a restaurant with 30 or 40 tables. A little after noon, three big tour boats arrived each with almost a hundred people and suddenly the restaurant was swamped and filled to capacity. Not Good.
We then walked to the right of the pier until we found El Fundador, a small little place. We found paradise under a breezy thatched roof open to the view, air and air on all sides. We hadn't eaten yet and one in our group is very sensitive to any dairy products. The owner; I didn't get his name, came over and did a vegetable meal with steamed rice for him which he really appreciated.
I had the GINGER CHICKEN (about 150 pesos / US$ 7.50) which was wonderful and inexpensive compared to where we had been. Marinated in ginger and lime perhaps for the day and grilled served with crispy vegetables. Wonderful. Bear, Margaritas, Sodas were all less and it was lovely.
We are going back to Las Animas this week-end to enjoy or...
Read moreA small restaurant with an excellent view of the beach. Went there with two friends. My dish consisted of a seafood soup; the best I have had in my current visit to Mexico: a tomato based soup, with just the right amount of spices, and loaded with seafood. It was served with warm garlic bread. I highly recommend this restaurant not only for the excellent food, the reasonable prices and great location but also for the friendly atmosphere and good service provided...
Read moreThe food is overpriced for the quality, and the service was practically non-existent. We had to flag down the staff just to get menus, place our order, and even pay the bill. The only redeeming feature was the beach chairs, which were comfortable enough to make us stay. Overall, not worth the hassle — save yourself the frustration and...
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