Jonathan Sacks is the creator of Everybody Hates A Tourist, a website that shares the best of cultural travel, including food & drink, history, art, pop culture, & much more. Sacks recently visited Mexico City and wrote about the Grasshopper-flavored beer he tried there, check it out… MEXICO CITY — With hundreds of thousands of […]
Gastronomic route: what to eat and drink in Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta is more than just a paradise with emerald green beaches and golden sand. Here, cooking becomes a ritual that begins with the selection of fresh ingredients, continues through artisanal techniques for preparing dishes, and culminates at a table by the sea. As one of the most important tourist destinations in Banderas Bay, its […]
The flavor of Tamaulipas will arrive at the Taco Festival
The rich culinary traditions of Tamaulipas will be featured at the 2026 Taco Festival, to be held in the Magical Town of Taxco, under the national theme “32 Flavors, 32 States.” The Secretary of Tourism for Tamaulipas, Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, highlighted that this emblematic event will bring together representatives from all 32 Mexican states in […]
The Enchilada Gastronomic Contest will award 18,000 pesos in prizes.
The Potosí-style enchilada, a culinary symbol of Soledad’s identity, will be the star of the Enchilada Gastronomic Contest, which will award 18,000 pesos in cash prizes to the most innovative entries. This will take place during the 2026 National Enchilada Fair in Soledad. Dishes such as enchilabirrias, aguachile with enchiladas, and enchilada cream will showcase […]
History of the Arab taco, the dish that combines the best of the Middle East with the flavors of Puebla
This Tuesday marks National Taco Day, and Puebla boasts one that originated in its Historic Center. Due to its context and roots, it was initially called the “Arab taco” because of its resemblance to dishes from the Middle East, though it has now become a classic and an icon of the state’s gastronomy. The Arab […]
Whether marinated, fried, or Campeche-style, Profeco reports minimum and maximum prices for dogfish.
During Lent, the consumption of fish and seafood increases, so the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) monitors prices of the most in-demand products. This week, they are presenting consumers with the minimum and maximum prices for dogfish. It is a white, lean, and easily digestible fish, rich in high-biological-value protein, phosphorus, selenium, and vitamin B12. […]
Where to eat the best flan in Mexico City (yes, better than your grandma’s)
Where to eat flan in Mexico City? It might seem like a simple question, but the truth is, it’s not. Finding creamy, perfectly caramelized flans that even surpass your grandma’s isn’t easy in the capital. That’s why we’ve prepared a guide to the best bakeries, pastry shops, and restaurants where this classic dessert reaches its […]
Sunlight Patios and Hidden Gardens: Mexico City Mansions Serving Exceptional Food
Get to know the restaurants in Mexico City that house beautiful terraces and gardens in the middle of old mansions. Enjoy its menu and atmosphere. Where to eat in CDMX? It’s probably the hardest question you can ask yourself, especially since there are thousands of restaurants opening every week. However, there are a couple of spots that […]
There will be a bazaar, coexistence, and autograph signing with wrestlers in Mexico City for Valentine’s Day
If you still don’t have a plan for Valentine’s Day, living with wrestlers in Mexico City can be a different date with your crush. Valentine’s Day is not only about flowers and cheesy dinners: in Mexico City, it is also celebrated with masks, keys, and hamburgers. This February 14, the plan changes the stuffed heart for wrestling with Amor, Lucha […]
They invite you to live the experience of a Korean tradition in Mérida
The Museum of Korean Immigration in Yucatan invites you to commemorate with your community the welcome to the Lunar New Year (Seollal), tomorrow Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in its facilities. On this day, attendees will be able, in addition to learning about this tradition, to enjoy food and games. Dolores García Escalante, director of the Korean Immigration Museum, explains that the Lunar […]