Restaurants in Coahuila
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La Canasta
One of Mexico's gastronomic greats, this famous place is decorated with art and antiques and warmed with a roaring fire. The menu is international with lots of meat and seafood selections. The signature dish is arroz huérfano (orphan's rice), which is loaded with ham, bacon, pecans, almonds and more.
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Restaurant San Antonio
Saltillo has many contenders for loveliest restaurant, but we give the nod to this place, with dining in and around a bright-orange, sky-lit courtyard. Service could use a kick in the ass, but the kitchen, turning out a mix of Mexican and international flavors, meets expectations.
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Paletería Michoacana
Adolescents serve popsicles (paletas) galore, both milk and water based, made with delicious fresh fruit. Grab one for a stroll with the rest of the town in Parque Alameda in the evening.
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Restaurant El Principal
Cabrito (kid goat) is the specialty at this family restaurant. It offers assorted cuts of goat such as cabecita (steamed baby goat’s head) and traditional cuts of beef steak.
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La Casona
If you want superb carne asada (roasted meat; M$85), go to this central restaurant. The trappings are simple, the portions are large, and the meat is roasted in front of your eyes.
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La Casona
The Hotel Plaza’s restaurant has agreeable ambience and serves antojitos (small plates), steaks, salads, pastas, crepes and breakfasts. It’s a good place to start or end your day.
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El Sorbito
Tucked away inside the Instituto Coahuilense de Cultura, this civilized little café grinds its own beans for barista-perfect coffee and serves snacks like bagels and cake.
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Restaurante Mirador
Hotel San Jorge’s restaurant is a great place for either a hearty Mexican breakfast or a tricked-out American breakfast with pancakes, eggs, and ham.
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Restaurant-Bar La Noria
This hospitable hotel-restaurant has a courtyard with tables and makes a good choice for breakfast, steaks or seafood. Service is superb.
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El Vegetariano Feliz
Although it only has three tables, the menu at this little restaurant-health food shop-internet café is fairly large.
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Dulcería Tres Rojas
A good place to try pan de pulque, a famous Saltillo food. It's kind of like a beer bread.
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Los Generales
With buffets and tasty set meals, this pleasant little café is a good place to push your pesos.
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Flor y Canela
A stylish café ideal for breakfast, a snack, or a fine coffee or tea.
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