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By: Manzanillo Blogger

Manzanillo Blogger — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 14:47:51 +0000

Thanks very much for this tip. It’s a great way to save money. I get people asking all the time where some good dorms are. I didn’t know about the place. Where is it located?

By: Jason Knight

Jason Knight — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:01:33 +0000

Budget accommodation doesn’t have to be just hotels - my wife and I stayed at the Mismo Sol Hostel last time we were here. Shared dorms from 120 pesos (around US$12) a night (and we had the room to ourselves last June.) Clean, comfortable, with breakfast and swimming pool. Lovely owners with a communiity of people and animals around.

Sorry if this sounds like an advert, but seems more relevant to budget travellers than a more expensive hotel.

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By: El zorro platiado

El zorro platiado — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 03:42:30 +0000

I recently discovered a fish and shrimp taco stand next to where the Santiago Saturday market is. The abuelita that cooks is named Guadalupe and her husband is Pépe. For 12 pesos she give you two pieces of fish and two tortillas. Homemade Cole slaw and lots of different salsas. One taco actually makes two tacos! Same with the shrimp. Sometimes five pieces of shrimp for the same 12 pesos.

Good eats!

Across the street is a popular street stand for tacos dorados (hard shell tacos) de barbacoa. It is highly recommended but I haven’t tried it yet. Lots of people there though so it must be pretty good.

By: crazy4manzanillo

crazy4manzanillo — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 16:48:02 +0000

For those of you that want to eat some american food for half the price, avoid the big name fast food chains and simply go to the Soriana supermarket. They offer cheeseburgers w/ fries (for about $2.00 USD!), a slice of pizza (around $1.50 USD) of your choice: hawaiian, mexican, sausage or pepperoni, fried chicken, hot dogs, mashed potatoes, hash browns, spaghetti, etc. They also serve mexican faves like taquitos, tacos, sopes, etc.

The food may or may not be to your liking, but at least give it a try! Their cheeseburger is their safest bet.

It’s located right next to their bakery shop, inside the Soriana SuperMarket section.

By: Manzanillo Blogger

Manzanillo Blogger — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 03:43:08 +0000

La Sonrisa (which means ‘the smile’) certainly is a very popular place. They have a packed house every night from 10PM until well into the morning. I’ve found a couple other places that make tacos nearly as good as La Sonrisa, but it is not easy.

I love the truck tamales too! Can’t beat the price, and they bring the food right to you. Now that’s service.

By: motohachi

motohachi — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 03:14:04 +0000

I concur with Carmero. Their arrechera is fantastic.
I like tameles that a guy on a track sells around Santiago neighborhood in evenings. 4 pesos each, quesos or meat. Fresh and tasty.Ummmmm que rico!