> >I will be attending a conference in Cancun next month. Anyone know any >spots not to miss for my dining pleasure? If you are truly interested in dinig pleasure then my advice is to miss every dining spot in Cancun.
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>>I will be attending a conference in Cancun next month. Anyone know any >>spots not to miss for my dining pleasure? > >If you are truly interested in dinig pleasure then my advice is to miss every > dining spot in Cancun. > > Not EVERY dining spot. the Ritz Carlton has two fine resaurants; a somewhat casual (for the Ritz), and a formal dining room. Both were excellent. With the above exception, I will concede that fine dining in Cancun is a challenge. Good Luck [email removed] (Terry McGinnis)
I think it is Carlos and Charlies that Kristin is trying to remember. Seems like that was the place with witty combinations like "Moo, Peep, Oink". It was a fun place and good food too. KristinJoy wrote in article ... > and there is > this one restaurant right on the water that is awesome, but I can't remember > the name of it. It has something to do with Carlos. Check it out if you can > find it!
MiDuole wrote: > > >>I will be attending a conference in Cancun next month. Anyone know any > >>spots not to miss for my dining pleasure? > > > >If you are truly interested in dinig pleasure then my advice is to miss every > > dining spot in Cancun. > > > > > > Not EVERY dining spot. the Ritz Carlton has two fine resaurants; a somewhat > casual (for the Ritz), and a formal dining room. Both were excellent. > > With the above exception, I will concede that fine dining in Cancun is a > challenge. > > Good Luck > [email removed] (Terry McGinnis) I don't agree with the "challenge" Have a look at la dolce vita ,fisheria, casa rolandi , and lots of the bigger hotels are great with their offered variety and delicatesse! Bernhard Pfennigschmidt http://www.cancun.com/
ath: meganewsservers.com References: X-Newsreader: Forte Agent 1.93/32.576 English (American) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit X-Complaints-To: [email removed] Lines: 35 Xref: usenet.INS.cwru.edu rec.food.restaurants:58731 On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 12:43:17 GMT, Lori Lee wrote: >Will be in Cancun for only 4 nights. Seeking authentic, local food. >Or any "do not miss" place to dine. In the hotel zone or downtown >please. Downtown, La Habichuela (Margaritas 25 ยท Cancun, 998-884-3158) is superb by any standard. It's also pretty expensive. Many standard dishes, but also regional oddities -- like a dish made from a fungus that grows oin the corn plant. Excellent flambeed desserts. The one "don't miss" place in Cancun for foodies. There's also a very unpresuming restaurant right across the street from Carlos and Charlies, at (I think) Plaza Kukulkan, 7km, in the shopping center, which serves outstanding traditional Yucatan-style whole fish. Lorenzillo's, a little further down Kukulkan on the bay side, has *excellent* seafood, a hangs out over the bay. Beautiful at sunset! Savio's is southern Italian, possibly the best in Cancun, but not up to the standards of Italian in any large US city. I wouldn't recommend it. There is no really good Italian in Cancun (duh). There are a few great places right on the beach (literally, in the sand) on Isla Mujeres, too. Well worth the trip. Have a good time! -- Larry