How much does it cost to eat at Yerba Santa Mérida, the restaurant where Luis Miguel ‘ruined’ a birthday?

Yerba Santa, a restaurant offering contemporary Mexican cuisine, recently found itself in the spotlight after the famous singer Luis Miguel dined there. The incident occurred when a waitress asked a customer to record his mother’s birthday celebration from a different angle, inadvertently capturing Luis Miguel in the background. The singer, known as ‘El Sol de […]

Cempasúchil: The Day of the Dead Dinner That Captivated Mérida

The Day of the Dead is celebrated uniquely in Mexico, and Cempasúchil, the gastronomic experience at Micaela Mar y Leña restaurant in Mérida, Yucatán, perfectly captures this ancestral tradition. In its second edition, this event organized by Food and Travel México brought together renowned Mexican chefs such as Rebeca De Anda, Maycoll Calderón, Angel Vázquez, […]

El Pambamuerto, an innovative gastronomic fusion conquers CDMX

On the eve of the Day of the Dead, a thousand-year-old tradition that honors loved ones who have left us, Mexican gastronomy surprises us again with a creation that fuses flavors and emotions: the “pambamuerto.” This innovative dish, available exclusively at the “Antojitos Muy Vargas” restaurant, located in the heart of the Benito Juárez municipality, […]

Places to eat pasta in CDMX

Tradition, culture, flavor and union, pasta is one of the most emblematic foods of Italian cuisine. Some point to the 13th century as the date when Marco Polo introduced this food to Italy, since then and until today we love it. So we leave you three places where you can enjoy good pasta in CDMX: […]

Traditional cooks will bring Michoacan gastronomy to Italy

With the participation of traditional cooks, Michoacán will be the star of the ninth World Forum of Mexican Gastronomy, to be held in Calabria, Italy from November 29 to December 1 of this year. In a statement, it was reported that the governor, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, informed that the ancient cultural wealth that Michoacán gastronomy […]

Mexican Food: Pozole, Puerto Vallarta

The word pozole comes from the Nahuatl word pozolli, from tlapozonalli, which means frothy. Pozole is a broth of cacahuazintle corn kernels. We must precook this corn for two hours so that the kernels lose the fibrous husk that covers them. Then, when they boil, they open like a flower, which gives them a foamy […]