Rufo's
Dinner there on Friday was excellent and the local musicians playing and singing there were top notch and much appreciated.
Dinner there on Friday was excellent and the local musicians playing and singing there were top notch and much appreciated.
Rufo's is a favorite getaway for Lupita and me, too. The food, service and any entertainment has always been perfect. The only thing I hate is that next door on the corner lot a huge beautiful rubber tree was destroyed a few years ago to build locales. I'm not a big fan of what some folks call "progress."
This is what the footbridge known by locals as El Vado or El Puente Blanco (currently being remodeled for a stupid "bike path"
used to look like when I first lived here in the early 70's.
![[image]](http://www.zihuatanejo.net/images/cri-cri/1970-donguindocorrales-elvado.jpg)
Dinner there on Friday was excellent and the local musicians playing and singing there were top notch and much appreciated.
Rufo's is a favorite getaway for Lupita and me, too. The food, service and any entertainment has always been perfect. The only thing I hate is that next door on the corner lot a huge beautiful rubber tree was destroyed a few years ago to build locales. I'm not a big fan of what some folks call "progress."This is what the footbridge known by locals as El Vado or El Puente Blanco (currently being remodeled for a stupid "bike path"
Rob- do you think the bike path has "redeeming value"...or simply a lucrative concrete project?
Rob- do you think the bike path has "redeeming value"...or simply a lucrative concrete project?
The latter. Locals barely use bicycles, and much of this route was very poorly planned. Of all the projects our municipio needs this would be near the bottom of the list. But I get in trouble for criticizing this problem of the local executive benefiting himself through granting his cement company lucrative municipal contracts for projects of dubious importance, so I’m not saying anything. Oh, wait...
Rufo's
by La Cumbre 
, Sunday, March 08, 2020, 19:26 (2441 days ago) @ ZihuaRob
Sometimes a lot of people will use it not on cyclists
Sometimes a lot of people will use it not on cyclists
There was already a WALKWAY there, has been for over 40 years. They tore up the walkway simply to repave it along the canal. Cut trees. Blocked an access to La Madera that has been used for literally hundreds of years. The smart solution would've simply been to route cyclists coming from the Parque Lineal over to Calle Adelita from Plaza Kioto. Calle Adelita barely has any traffic and the few cyclists that would be using it wouldn't bother anyone. At the museum there is already a pedestrian bridge with a ramp to cross over the canal. But that solution would remove millions of pesos from the budget for the ciclopista, and that's where the problem is with politicians who are allowed to award their own companies public contracts to enrich themselves with taxpayers' money. A practice that only seems to get worse every year here.
It's not just Zihuatanejo Rob, trust me.
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Rufo's
We had another great dinner again here last night.The 3 good local musicians were once again playing. This time even better as Rufo got his guitar and joined in for awhile. He can play some mean licks and in another life probably made a living at it.
We had our usual great dinner at Casa Vieja last night, until a group of musicians, while nicely dressed in costumes, played so off key, that I thought the fillings were going to drop out of my teeth. Fortunately, we'd already asked for the bill, so we were able to escape fairly quickly. Note to self: get there earlier.
