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Eating in San Felipe (Mexico)
Eating in San Felipe (Mexico)
Fish Tacos!! San Felipe is known as the birthplace of the fish taco and every restaurant on the malecon serves them. It is said to be the taste that launched Rubio's chain of Mexican restaurants. A trip to San Felipe would be incomplete without trying the local delicacy. Most places also serve tacos with other types of seafood as well. As with most eateries in Mexico, look for ones frequented by locals.
It is possible to buy seafood, especially shrimp (camerones) and clams (almejas), from local fish markets, or occasionally directly from the fishing vessels in the large commercial harbor.
Brian's Beach Bar, Playa De Oro (North of San Felipe). Brian, orignally from Iowa, makes great Mexican and American food. You must try the tenderloin sandwich and the MaidRites. �
Note: Brian's is no more. Brian's is now called Rumors. It is owned by the same guy that owns Fatboy Pizza. Initially the food was so so, and the drinks were to expensive. The food has improved but the drinks are weak and expensive.
The Taco Factory, Downtown (At the melecon). Great tacos, quasedillas and cervezas �
El Cortez/Bare Foot Beach Bar. Just south of the Malecom, the El Cortez is a great Hotel, but has a great breakfast and a nice beach bar.
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