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Ensenada trip part 2: Old Mission Brewery
This is the second positive review that I've heard of the Old Mission Brewery, I think I'll try it next weekend. Thanks!— September 9, 2012 6:04 p.m.
Ensenada trip part 1: Carbone's
I just rode by there, it's on Ruiz, the same street as Hussong's but one block towards the bay.— August 29, 2012 10:55 a.m.
Ensenada trip part 1: Carbone's
You must try La Comadre taqueria. They serve 10 different guisados every day. Chicharones red & green, tuna stewed with chilies, chicken en mole and more and more. You probably can't eat more than two $1.00 tacos. You've never had anything like it before. It's not really for tourists, all the locals that work on Calle Primera talk about the place. It's between Primera and The Boulevard way up on the NW corner of Gringo Gulch. They're either on Ruiz or Gastellum. We've been in Ensenada for 3 months and we've been there about 10 times. We have some pictures of it here- http://landfallvoyages.com/?p=1466 Enjoy!— August 29, 2012 8:34 a.m.