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Restaurants of San Andrés Tuxtla
The city of San Andrés Tuxtla sports a variety of eateries, mostly in the low to medium price range. Many are located within
main commercial area surrounding the central plaza, and serve mostly traditional Mexican food.
main commercial area surrounding the central plaza, and serve mostly traditional Mexican food.
Some more notable eateries are the Cafe of the Hotel del
Parque, old time, recently moved Winni's near the Cathedral,
La Caperucita at the end of Ave. Constitución, and the
nightly food stalls near the plaza. Fast food Chinese (inside
Aurrera) and Japanese (near Santa Rosa church) has
recently become available in the city.
On the main highway, El Merendero is a long time favorite.
The coast communities seasonally offer dozens of palapa
style restaurants serving fresh sea food. Two of the more
established places are La Casita in Dos de Abril and Doña
Reyna ( now called Montepio) in Montepio.
Local cuisine is lauded by many, but difficult to find on
restaurant menus. Look for "mimilos" of cinnamon and sweet
corn, black beans with "chonegui" leaves and the rare
indigenous "tatabiguiyayo" stew.
Parque, old time, recently moved Winni's near the Cathedral,
La Caperucita at the end of Ave. Constitución, and the
nightly food stalls near the plaza. Fast food Chinese (inside
Aurrera) and Japanese (near Santa Rosa church) has
recently become available in the city.
On the main highway, El Merendero is a long time favorite.
The coast communities seasonally offer dozens of palapa
style restaurants serving fresh sea food. Two of the more
established places are La Casita in Dos de Abril and Doña
Reyna ( now called Montepio) in Montepio.
Local cuisine is lauded by many, but difficult to find on
restaurant menus. Look for "mimilos" of cinnamon and sweet
corn, black beans with "chonegui" leaves and the rare
indigenous "tatabiguiyayo" stew.
