Naco, MX / AZ ?

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:

Notable in Ensenada

El Taco de Huitzilopochtli

El Rinconcito Oxacaquena

Noted and thank you.
Interestingly, both have their own Facebook page.

Ensenada could well be a major Mecca of good dining in the peninsula. But I am disappointed in San Lucas, and Mulege. Plates flooded with tsunamis of melted cheese. My hometown is even worse -- Lazaro Cardenas. Chow Hall quality.

Notable in Ensenada

El Taco de Huitzilopochtli

El Rinconcito Oxacaquena

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
If there is one single word on the sign in English I avoid it. Roberto's Surf & Turf.

Look for Mexican customers eating food and not just sipping coffee. Lots of expensive restaurants have coffee only-customers.They can't stand the food.

I wander one block but no further off the main drag in my quest.

But a recommendation by a taxi driver is worth considering. NACO is not a tourist trap so you won't be buzzed to an overpriced gringo mecca.

And I would not take a newer pickup truck. Especially one loaded with bling.

All good recommendations but I decided not to go - I'll get plenty of Mexico next month when we take a caravan into Baja.
Naco is too small to drive anyway - we're walkers and could do the whole town in an hour.

If there is one single word on the sign in English I avoid it. Roberto's Surf & Turf.

Look for Mexican customers eating food and not just sipping coffee. Lots of expensive restaurants have coffee only-customers.They can't stand the food.

I wander one block but no further off the main drag in my quest.

But a recommendation by a taxi driver is worth considering. NACO is not a tourist trap so you won't be buzzed to an overpriced gringo mecca.

And I would not take a newer pickup truck. Especially one loaded with bling.

If you google map the town and zoom in/around, there are a number of restaurants on the main drag to choose from. No idea how good they are, but they're local.