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When nobody's going to Tijuana, I can't help thinking about Mexico
Revolution isn't a touristy place anymore. Zona Río is the new place where locals and tourists from all over can hit the bars (Plaza Del Zapato, The Rock, London Bar, Cheers, Whiskey, etc.) And top-notch restaurants such as BICE, La Espadaña, Sushi bars, and American chain restaurants such as Applebee's. Not to mention the new "Turi-Bus" that will take you to all the places that are never spoken of in the states... The real TJ!!! Sure crime happens, just like anywhere, but it isn't common in the city! Drug dealers are usually the ones involved and it happens in suburbs that tourists can't just end up in...... They are far into TJ. Something like Julian would be in San Diego.— November 16, 2009 4:29 p.m.
Life in Tijuana under drug cartel violence
I would write a story about the truth in Tijuana, but SD Reader has made it very clear to me that it will only allow negative and false information about Mexico in general to be published. I can't believe people buy this? They make TJ seem like Afghanistan or Somalia... It's so sad for the people that rely on this mag to form a prespective. That's horrbile and SD Reader should be ashamed!!!— April 2, 2009 7:28 p.m.