Fish tacos in Tijuana from a spot serving them for more than 40 years 🌮
u/coffeeandcurious — 4 hours ago
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Studio Coffee in Tijuana. Great interior, sunken circular seating, records on the wall, and a really relaxed atmosphere.
u/coffeeandcurious — 9 hours ago
▲ 50 r/Coffee_Shop
Cool greenhouse coffee shop in Tijuana, Mexico
📍 Pompeya, Tijuan
u/coffeeandcurious — 2 days ago
A costilla taco + a ribeye taco. The nighttime culinary wonders of Tijuana’s street food.
u/coffeeandcurious — 9 hours ago
▲ 42 r/ComidaMexicana
A mariscos tostada or shrimp, octopus in Tuna at a carreta in Tijuana
📍 Los Molcajetes, Tijuana
u/coffeeandcurious — 2 days ago
Espresso shot with a side of Caribbean beach views
u/coffeeandcurious — 3 days ago
▲ 7 r/MexicoCity
Last minute first time CDMX trip, Fri morning to Sun afternoon. What would you prioritize?
Kind of a last minute thing due to my schedule, so this is going to be a very short first visit. Flying in Friday morning and have to be back at the airport sunday around 3pm. So realistically, I've got Friday afternoon/night, all of Saturday, and Sunday morning.
Staying somewhere in Roma or Condesa (still finalizing).
Not trying to cram everything in. I'd rather do 2 or 3 things well than rush through a checklist. Coffee and food is a real interest of mine, walkable neighborhoods, and I like museums but not in a 'see everything' way.
If you had this window, what would you actually do? Curious what repeat visitors think is worth it vs overrated for a short trip.
u/coffeeandcurious — 3 months ago