THE TOP TEN Places to Eat in Tijuana
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La Diferencia

A charming plant-filled and tiled hacienda offers gourmet choices such as shrimp chile rellenos, cactus salad, and seafood. – Blvd Sanchez Taboada 10611, Zona Rio – (664) 634-3346 - $$
 
 
 

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Cien Anos

Ancient recipes from the Aztezs and Mayans, as well as imaginative variations of Mexican haute cuisine are presented in elegant surroundings. – Jose Maria Velazco 1407, Zona Rio – (664) 634-3039 - $$$
 
 
 

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Cafe la Especial

Since 1952, patrons have eaten the carne asada – a thin filet of marinated grilled beef – savory tacos, and enchiladas with gusto. – Av Revolucion 718 – (664) 685-6654 - $
 
 
 

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Gypsy's

The influence of artists Antonio Gaudi, Salvador Dali, and Joan Miro is prominent in this little Spanish corner. A plate of tapas and paella go well with a glass of Spanish wine. – Pueblo Amigo – (664) 683-6006 - $$
 
 
 

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Chiki Jai

Founded in 1947, Spanish Jai Alai players from the Palacio Fronton appreciated the Basque culinary specialties here. Still Spanish influenced, the food is delicious and well prepared. – Av Revolucion 1388 – (664) 685-4995 - $$
 
 
 

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La Casa del Mole

The house specialty is mole sauce, which accompanies several meat dishes in this well-regarded restaurant. – Paseo de los Heroes 1501, Zona Rio – (664) 634-6920 – No credit cards - $
 
 
 

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La Espadana

The Spanish Mission-style dining room features mesquite-grilled meats, quail, and chicken filets. Breakfast here is one of the most popular in town. – Blvd Sanchez Taboadad 10813, Zona Rio – (664) 634-1488 - $
 
 
 

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Ceasar's Sports Bar & Grill

History relates that the original Ceasar salad took its name from the restaurant’s first owner, Ceasar Cardini. The salad is still served with flair. – Av Revolucion 1071 – (664) 638-4562 - $
 
 
 

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La Escondida

A charming old hacienda and garden offers an excellent selection of international and Mexican cuisine, such as baby goat, roasted quail, and Chateaubriand. – Santa Monica 11, Las Palmas – (664) 681-4457 - $$
 
 
 

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La Costa

Tijuanans and tourists have been coming here for years for its excellent seafood. Fish is prepared with plenty of garlic and butter, and they serve abalone from special farms. – Calle 7 8131 (664) 685-8494 - $$
 
 
 



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