Restaurants in Tabasco
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Restaurant Los Tulipanes
Overlooking the Río Grijalva, near the Museo Regional de Antropología, Los Tulipanes is the best place in town for Tabascan specialties, including seafood-filled corn tortillas, and empanadas of pejelagarto, the tasty freshwater 'lizard fish' that is a symbol of Tabasco. It also serves steaks, chicken, róbalo (snook) and other fish - and on Sundays a Tabascan buffet (around $180) that's the perfect opportunity to gorge yourself silly.
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Parador Turístico Puerto Ceiba
At Puerto Ceiba, 6km northeast of Paraíso, the Parador Turístico Puerto Ceiba is an enjoyable waterfront restaurant where you can take 1¼-hour boat rides along the palm-lined Río Seco and into Laguna Mecoacán, with its mangroves and birdlife. It’s also possible to rent kayaks here.
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Café Punta del Cielo
A respite from the raging heat and humidity, this small air-conditioned glass box next to Parque-Museo La Venta is a dream come true. Primarily a café, it serves premium hot and cold coffee drinks (some organic), as well as panini and light snacks. Succumb to brain freeze with an arctic frappé.
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La Galería
An altar to Frida Kahlo presides over this uber-kitschy pizzeria 2½ blocks east of the plaza on Medina. The pizzas and pastas are excellent, and the dizzying array of old glamour stills, pastiche art and whatnot make for interesting eye candy. It also serves a good selection of thirst quenchers.
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Italianni’s
This quality Italian restaurant serves well-prepared pasta, pizzas, salads, chicken and steaks and plenty of Italian wine amid classic checked tablecloths. Don’t miss the M$99 two-course special Monday to Thursday, and bring backup if you intend to polish off the flan.
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Café Leyra
A few blocks south of the Hotel Hacienda Tabasqueña, seek out the Café Leyra, a small glass building wrapped around a tree. It serves excellent coffee, tacos, tortas and antojitos in a blissful air-conditioned refuge.
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Rock & Roll Cocktelería
A maelstrom of heat, swirling fans, thumping jukebox and garrulous punters. Everyone’s here for the cocteles (fish or seafood, tomato sauce, lettuce, onions and a lemon squeeze) and the cheap beer.
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Atarashi Sushi
Air- conditioned Atarashi presents a tasty Mexican angle on Japanese food, offering all sorts of tantalizing – and satisfying – seafood, meat, vegetable and sauce combinations. Delivery service available.
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Restaurant La Posta
The first, popular Restaurant La Posta, serves seafood on a deck right over Laguna Mecoacán, and offers more boat rides on the laguna, through the mangroves, or to the sea.
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Riviera Villahermosa
The Euro-Mex menu is pretty good, and the air-conditioned 4th-floor setting with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the river is spectacular. Steaks, seafood and pasta are all good here.
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Food Court
This open-air eating and drinking area on the deck beside the river has the greatest location in town. Several of the city's best eateries have branches here.
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Hotel Madan
It’s not glamorous, but this very reliable and popular hotel restaurant has good Mexican dishes and efficient, friendly service.
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Bougainvillea
The Bougainvillea offers a large choice of Mexican and international dishes with live jazz in the evenings
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La Ceiba
La Ceiba serves a wide range of Mexican and international dishes. They also serve some buffet meals.
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Cafetería Terraza
A reliable hotel café-restaurant, with filling portions of well-priced Mexican staples.
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Restaurante Mirador
A smart, air-conditioned, upstairs restaurant, specializing in fish and seafood.
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