Food in Tijuana

**Captain Solo** · 02-14-20 20:14

Luvmex.

That fish looks delicious. Have to try it.

The boys probably has a bigger menu than La Perla.

Cheapest place I found that offer fried whole fish for 100 p.

Its located about 20 paces east of McDonalds on the south side of the street.

**EagleRoamer** · 02-14-20 12:21

Originally Posted by CaptainSolo [View Original Post]

That's a very good deal for tourist area.

There are only 10 or so sea food restaurants in that trinket alley between hotel Nelson and the McDonalds. So what's its name or approx location?

Titos Mariscos on O'Campo and Calle Sexta charges 80 pesos for a whole fried fish, don't know what species, may be a sea bass, with rice, salad and broth, a whole meal. Good deal huh? Look at that menu. But it's far from La Zona.

Cheapest place I found that offer fried whole fish for 100 p.

Its located about 20 paces east of McDonalds on the south side of the street.

**Captain Solo** · 02-13-20 20:05

LuvMex.

Not Tilapia. The fish they show in front of the joint were scale-less salt water fish.

I looked up the picture and found a species of white snapper, which as a rock fish, has few bones, sweet meat with chewy texture.

**LuvMexicanas** · 02-13-20 18:06

Originally Posted by CaptainSolo [View Original Post]

That's a very good deal for tourist area.

There are only 10 or so sea food restaurants in that trinket alley between hotel Nelson and the McDonalds. So what's its name or approx location?

Titos Mariscos on O'Campo and Calle Sexta charges 80 pesos for a whole fried fish, don't know what species, may be a sea bass, with rice, salad and broth, a whole meal. Good deal huh? Look at that menu. But it's far from La Zona.

Cheapest place I found that offer fried whole fish for 100 p.

Which I am not a fan of.

**Captain Solo** · 02-13-20 06:28

That's a very good deal for tourist area.

There are only 10 or so sea food restaurants in that trinket alley between hotel Nelson and the McDonalds. So what's its name or approx location?

Titos Mariscos on O'Campo and Calle Sexta charges 80 pesos for a whole fried fish, don't know what species, may be a sea bass, with rice, salad and broth, a whole meal. Good deal huh? Look at that menu. But it's far from La Zona.

Cheapest place I found that offer fried whole fish for 100 p.

**EagleRoamer** · 02-11-20 23:48

Its located on Santiago Arguello street, half way between constitution and revolution.

**Goyo61** · 02-11-20 07:26

I was at Caesars on Sunday for a bowl of their tortilla soup which hit the spot as it was rainy and a bit cold that day.

Another thing I love about Caesars is when you go to the rest room they have these great vintage photo's on the walls to check out. Gives a great perspective of what it was like in the hay-day's.

Goyo.

Originally Posted by KCQuestor [View Original Post]

I'm not the OP, but I've eaten there. Never had a bad meal, although it is a bit pricey for Tijuana. You pay a premium for the name and location (and the ambiance is admittedly very nice).

The salad is of course the reason anyone knows about the place. If you get the side salad they just bring it out, but if you get the full salad they make it at your table. It is enough to share.
http://i.imgur.com/32cf3mh.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Zq3BxhD.jpg

Their carpaccio is great as is the shrimp appetizer. I love bone marrow, but theirs is way overpriced. Still a treat though.

Steaks are always a good choice there. The peppered ribeye is good, but I prefer the steak a la Victor. Chateaubriand is very tender, but not much flavor (too lean!). Go with a sauced steak if you can. Lamb chops were good, too. My buddy swears by the Beef Wellington, but I avoid carbs so haven't tried it. Others have told me the pasta is very good, and I wish I had a chance to try the duck tortellini before I gave it up.

**KC Questor** · 02-11-20 03:09

Originally Posted by BealeFay [View Original Post]

What do you recommend?

I'm not the OP, but I've eaten there. Never had a bad meal, although it is a bit pricey for Tijuana. You pay a premium for the name and location (and the ambiance is admittedly very nice).

The salad is of course the reason anyone knows about the place. If you get the side salad they just bring it out, but if you get the full salad they make it at your table. It is enough to share.
http://i.imgur.com/32cf3mh.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Zq3BxhD.jpg

Their carpaccio is great as is the shrimp appetizer. I love bone marrow, but theirs is way overpriced. Still a treat though.

Steaks are always a good choice there. The peppered ribeye is good, but I prefer the steak a la Victor. Chateaubriand is very tender, but not much flavor (too lean!). Go with a sauced steak if you can. Lamb chops were good, too. My buddy swears by the Beef Wellington, but I avoid carbs so haven't tried it. Others have told me the pasta is very good, and I wish I had a chance to try the duck tortellini before I gave it up.

**BealeFay** · 02-10-20 04:35

Originally Posted by OrganicAlo [View Original Post]

I just returned from a quick trip to the border Tuesday. My buddy and I got caesers when we first got there and caesers the next day before we left, food and drinks are amazing there.

Hey,

What do you recommend?

**OrganicAlo** · 02-08-20 16:02

Originally Posted by StRobert [View Original Post]

On Wednesday around 7 PM after sex in Hong Kong I went to this famous Caesar's restaurant on Avenida Revolucion. I ordered at the bar Caesar's salad, french onion soup and Corona beer. The food was excellent, my bill was $ 15. Weekday afternoon or evening is good for a visit to this restaurant because it is always full on weekends. I will definitely go back to this restaurant again.

I just returned from a quick trip to the border Tuesday. My buddy and I got caesers when we first got there and caesers the next day before we left, food and drinks are amazing there.

**StRobert** · 02-08-20 08:24

On Wednesday around 7 PM after sex in Hong Kong I went to this famous Caesar's restaurant on Avenida Revolucion. I ordered at the bar Caesar's salad, french onion soup and Corona beer. The food was excellent, my bill was $ 15. Weekday afternoon or evening is good for a visit to this restaurant because it is always full on weekends. I will definitely go back to this restaurant again.

**AlbrechtM** · 01-28-20 12:20

Originally Posted by LuvMexicanas [View Original Post]

A picture is worth a thousand words. I took these today.

Looks very tasty.

**StRobert** · 01-27-20 11:00

Recently, I ate several times in the restaurant "Los Panchos" address 885 Avenida Revolucion this is the corner of the street Avenida Revolucion/Tercera (Carillo Puerto) or (Third Street). Menu: "Caldo de Res" beef soup with vegetables and beer was around $ 8, chicken fajitas and beer $ 12 and two fish tacos and beer $ 5. You can eat on the street or inside. Service and food good and there is a restroom at the back. About 10 min. Walk from the Hong Kong club. Avenida Revolucion looked very safe at 9 PM on Saturday. All premises open and many people on the street. Link http://lospanchostijuana.com/#home-slider.

**Artisttyp** · 01-27-20 00:43

Originally Posted by Scbb1 [View Original Post]

I believe they have a Dominos that delivers.

Any of the garage attendants at Hotel Leyva can show you their numerous menus from which they order from. I also think Uber Eats is alive and well just look online via cellphone to see if they deliver from the restaurant you wish to order from.

**Scbb1** · 01-26-20 00:27

Originally Posted by Rainman306 [View Original Post]

Just curious if there are any places that will deliver a pizza to a Zona hotel?

I believe they have a Dominos that delivers.

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