Restaurants in Zacatecas
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Acrópolis Café
This Greek-owned café with slightly overinflated prices is popular with locals and visitors, more for its location than its meals – light snacks and coffees.
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San Patrizio Caffé
Probably does the best – if priciest – cappuccinos in town and has a relaxing courtyard seating, light snacks, and an array of Italian sodas.
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Trattoria Il Goloso
Trade the tacos for Italian pasta and other mains – in this cozy (if slightly pricey) Sicilian-themed place, behind San Patrizio Caffé.
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Los Dorados de Villa
You may have to fight to get into this popular revolutionary-themed restaurant: knock at the door – it’s always locked. It’s full of atmosphere and relics and serves up a delicious array of everything – except Pancho Villa himself. Don’t miss the enchiladas valentinas (M$65). Oh and for posterity, a flying visit to the toilet may knock you off your perch! (The toilet alcove is filled with birds − you have to walk through the aviary to get to your cubicle.)
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Restaurant La Plaza
The elegant dining room at Quinta Real is especially memorable for its outlook to the aqueduct and bullring, as well as for its refined ambience and superb international and Zacatecan cuisine. Charge in for a Sunday brunch (M$200) or an evening cocktail in the bar. Tables are nestled in niches, former bull-holding pens (6pm to 1am). Reservations are advisable.
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Cantina del Refugio
This all-out, festive Mexican place has hearty servings of reasonably-priced and tasty Mexican fare, grilled meats and draught beer (with all sorts of drinking deals depending on the day).
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Restaurant Fonda El Jacalito
This airy and very local place offers set breakfasts from M$50, a good comidas corridas (prix-fixe menus; M$70) and tasty versions of traditional favorites.
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El Pastor
You come to this no-nonsense, family-run eatery for the food (not the décor). It dishes out charcoal-roasted chicken and Mexican favorites.
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La Cuija
This romantic, special-occasion place, below Mercado González Ortega, has white tablecloths and professional, bow-tied waiters.
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El Recoveco
Popular all-you-can-eat breakfasts and lunch buffets with Mexican delights, in a friendly, unpretentious, family-run restaurant.
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Panificadora Santa Cruz
This reliable bakery has sinful treats – pan dulces, tortas, tamales and frappés.
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