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| Colonial homelike atmosphere, the
ingredients are pure Mexican prepared with classical European panache.
Dinner only. Addr: Augustin Rodriguez 267. Ph: 322/2-5900. Expensive.
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| Lovely sunset viewing, while sipping
a cool drink from this hillside location above town. Cuisine is
Mexican/American/International. Dinner only. Addr: Matamoros 520.
Ph: 322/2-0161. Expensive. |
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| Exotic Rio Cuale location, sophisticated
bistro with river front terrace dining all day and evening. Closed
Sun. Addr: Rio Cuale Is. Ph: 322/2-0283. Expensive.
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| The place to dine, people watch and,
in the evening, let loose. Always popular. 11am-2am. Addr: Paseo
Diaz Ordaz 116. Ph: 322/2-1444. |
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| Sizzling steaks and imaginative seafood
cuisine in a hillside hideaway overlooking the river. Favorite with
the kids. Addr: Av. El Cedro #200 Ph: 322/1-52-25. Moderate.
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| Exciting surroundings, including Mexican
Revolution memorabilia, saddle bar stools and live South American
music. The menu is tasty and eclectic. Addr: Paseo Dias Ordaz 522.
Ph: 322/2-4748. Moderate. |
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| Open bar and all you can eat buffet
followed by the granddaddy of all Mexican Fiesta Nights. Thurs.
and Sun. only. Addr: Cardenas 311. Ph: 322/2-0105. Moderate.
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| American breakfast tradition taken
to new culinary heights. Lunch and dinner now includes American
comfort food (meatloaf, cornbread, etc.) Addr: Basilio Badillo 289.
Ph: 322/2-6272. Inexpensive. |
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