Category Archives: Food Guide

Cofounders Miranda and Reid Mortimer are thrilled to announce the official opening of Monzón Brewing Company, the [more]

Puerto Vallarta is a resort town best known for its beaches and delicious seafood. And with so many good restaurant [more]

Yet once you step into the courtyard of Alux, the noise melts away. You’re greeted by a quiet garden with tradition [more]

It could be said that the founders of La Palapa restaurant, the late Rodelinda Perez and her husband Guy Dickey, we [more]

Puerto Escondido is a laid-back, low-key destination on Oaxaca’s Pacific coast, popular with backpackers, surfers, [more]

Long the most glamorous destination on Mexico’s Pacific coast, Acapulco has reinvented itself and remains a major d [more]

One of the charms of Baja is the rich regional cuisine that keeps evolving with the times. Mexico offers an astound [more]

Year after year, Cancun & Riviera Maya host a glamorous gathering of some of the most renowned chefs in the wor [more]

Akumal is a small vacation resort and residential community on the Mayan Riviera in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexi [more]

Cancun’s impressive tourism infrastructure means that it features a huge and varied range of restaurants and cuisin [more]

Avoiding stomach illness, traveler’s diarrhea or as commonly known, “Montezuma’s Revenge”, is one of the things to [more]

The twin resort of Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo is located in the state of Guerrero on the Pacific coast of Mexico, about 140 [more]

Located deep in the heart of the famous Romantic Zone in Old Town Vallarta, you will find one of the best-kept secr [more]

Playa del Carmen lies about half way down the Riviera Maya on the Yucatan peninsula, between Cancun and Tulum and s [more]

Firmly fixed at the tip of Baja California, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean, Cabo San Lucas is a Lo [more]

Puerto Aventuras is a residential and vacation community on the Riviera Maya on the Mexican Caribbean in the state [more]

Tulum is the perfect place for those looking for a laid-back tropical setting in relaxing surroundings. The whole o [more]

Punta Mita is not a fishing village. There are plenty of fishing villages in Mexico, but Punta Mita is not one of t [more]

Huatuclo lies on the Pacific coast of Oaxaca, about six hours drive from the city of Oaxaca, nine hours south of Ac [more]

Imagine you had two sisters, one a little bit naughty, always slipping out for a bit of nighttime adventure, and an [more]

Every large tourist destination has a large number and wide range of restaurants, for obvious reasons. Eating out a [more]