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Boca del Río Seafood Restaurants
Some 11km from the city center, the gritty, off-shoot town of Boca del Río has a smattering of brightly colored seafood restaurants looking over the mouth of the river on Blvd Camacho.
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Bulerias
A more upscale tapas bar with seaside ambience, outdoor seating and lovely food. Its huge TV tends to show soccer games, and the patio is good for boulevarde watching.
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Cacharrito
This classy, formal Argentine restaurant near Hotel Mocambo is renowned for its parrilladas (barbequed meat) but you'll also find pastas, seafood and salads.
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Café del Puerto
This air-conditioned café of windows is a terrific waterfront spot for a cappuccino and pastry.
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Cocina Económica Veracruz
Right next to the bus station, its enormous fresh fruit juices and delicious mole will strengthen your constitution for a long journey.
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El Portón
A half a block north of the zócalo, El Portón provides refuge from zócalo excitement with traditional food and agreeable prices.
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Gran Café de la Parroquia
As a Veracruz icon, this busy restaurant-coffeehouse faces the harbor and buzzes from daylight until midnight. The trademark custom is for customers to request refills by clinking spoons on glasses.
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Gran Café del Portal
Just off the zócalo , you still have a view of the jovial ruckus and get the mariachi overflow. The menu has great variety and regional classics including steak tampiqueño .
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Nieves de Malecón
On the way to the malecón from the zócalo, equip yourself for the stroll with a scrumptious Mexican-style sorbet laden with fruit chunks.
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Sanborns
This huge, ever-busy café with a terrace facing the zócalo and extensive international and Mexican menu is a local and tourist staple. Waitresses sport campy indigenous costumes.
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Sushi Itto
Wasabi and salsa chipotle are equal condiments here. It has some eyebrow-raising Mexican inspired rolls and 'burgesitas' that are hamburger-like creations made with sushi ingredients.
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