Category: RECOMMENDED
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Goldilocks
Just a small lunch at Goldilocks. We severely over ordered, but that’s the way we roll! https://www.goldilocks-usa.com
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Bazaar Meat by José Andrés
We’re here in Vegas to celebrate my Mom’s b-day. I was trying to find something that would be acceptable to all of us and something interesting. I was interested to try a Jose Andres restaurant since we actually haven’t eaten at one of his restaurants, but I actually didn’t have very high expectataions because it…
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Sons & Daughters
MI/CDS peeps, look at the fossil I dug up to join me for dinner, John Lee (no he’s not here on FB). He’s here for a conference and was free this evening for dinner so he reached out. We talk regularly on Zoom, but we have not seen each other in person in over 35…
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Californios
It’s only Wednesday, but we were having withdrawal from CDMX and Oaxaca, so I knew it was only a matter of time until we gave in and went back to Californios (we held out almost 10 days, lol). The menu had changed up since we ate here a month ago before our trip so almost…
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Maximo Bistrot
Our last dinner in Mexico. We ate at Maximo which was another restaurant recommended by Chef Val at Californios (as well as the concierge at the St. Regis when we were in CDMX a week ago as well as one of the drivers). We didn’t really know exactly what to expect. Restaurant had a big…
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Criollo (dinner)
Dinner at Criollo for our last meal here in Oaxaca. We had been here twice for desayuno already including earlier that day in the morning. We had seating the back back area at a new bar type seating that the chef had newly set up for a future omakase type menu. We receive a preview…
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Real Minero
Here we learned a lot about their conservation efforts to educate, promote, and preserve agave in Oaxaca. There are over 270 varietes of agave of which 60 or 70 are available in Oaxaca. Tequila uses a mono-culture of blue agave, but mezcal can use many different varieties of agave, the most common one being espadin…
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Criollo (breakfast)
The beginning of the end of our time in Oaxaca. The first part of the day, we had a quick breakfast at Criollo again (I had the negro concha and the huevos ranchero and I don’t normally even eat breakfast!). https://criollo.mx/
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Portozuelo
This was our location for our dinner where we used all the ingredients we purchased earlier in the day. We split our group into 3 teams – Andrea was on the team that worked on tamales and I was on the team that worked on the mole negro. Another team worked on another mole that…