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Ulúa Fish
This upscale café was opened by the famous chef José Burela Picazzo, who also founded a cooking school in the city and has written a cookbook about the local specialties of Veracruz state. If you are in the mood to splurge on excellent seafood, this is the place. Some of the waitstaff have student-shadows from the school who are nervous and over-attentive…in a cute way.
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Mardel
Recently opened by an ex-Argentine soccer player, this upscale restaurant, literally over the water, specializes in Argentine favorites, but there are also Mexican and Spanish influences in the menu. The food is quite delicious, but service is hit or miss.
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Cochinito de Oro
A couple of blocks away from the zócalo, you can actually escape the hawkers and incredible price inflation. The food is simple, plentiful and tasty, and the atmosphere is affable. The set menu is M$50.
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Ninfas
This colorful little restaurant is usually stuffed with locals taking advantage of the good food and prices. The homemade tortillas are divine, as are the empanadas. Set menu is M$50.
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El Mirador
This very new beachside palapa restaurant is smack on the water on Blvd Camacho. It’s an ideal place for seafood, beer, music and ocean breezes. Live tunes on weekends.
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