CHELA
RESTAURANT |
| Mid-village, east side of the street. |
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| Fish tacos, Mexican food, and of course, lobster! Free
tequila shooter with each meal! |
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MIRAMAR
RESTAURANT |
| In town, near the beach. |
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| One of the originals in Puerto Nuevo. |
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ORTEGAS |
| Over here, over there, everywhere! |
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| The Ortega's were the #1 family to serve lobster here (in
their house). The rest is history. |
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RESTAURANT
PUERTO NUEVO |
| On the main street in town, left hand side. |
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| These folks put together the first big restaurant in Puerto
Nuevo. |
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CALAFIA
RESTAURANT |
Located just off the free road at Km. 35.
Mailing address: Post Office Box 354, C.P., Baja California, Mexico
Telephone 011-52 (661) 2-1581 * Fax 011-52 (661) 2-0296.
Web Page / e-mail |
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| Spectacular ocean views / indoor & outdoor dining areas,
music & dancing on weekends. One of Baja's best bets! Check out the details under
"Carlos Fiesta Updates" on the home page of BAJA EXPO. |
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LA
FONDA |
No phone * 6 miles south off of the coastal road.
Web Page |
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| Indoor and outdoor-patio dining, plus a popular Sunday
Brunch! Outdoors, right up against the smashing ocean view, there are 10 palapa tables
that seat up to 4 people each. On the other side of the patio there are 10 more
palapa-covered tables, also with an ocean view (but not as dramatic) that are capable of
seating larger parties. The beautiful covered path that leads to the sandy beach below can
be reached by walking down to the hotel rooms at the north end of the restaurant. |
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| Vendor shacks
line up on the north end of the road (right side) heading into the village. If you've been
to Mexico before, you probably won't see anything new here. Still, it is fun to pick up
items for the folks stuck back home, and prices are reasonable. There are also small shops scattered throughout the village.
Negotiating is definitely expected, but it helps to be reasonable with your ultimate
price. There are also two pharmacies in town, two small markets, and a liquor store. |