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This is our 3rd time staying in Zihua, 4th time in the area but never in April, do the water temps usually dip around this time of year or does being at the tail end of an El Niño season have an effect at all?

This is by far the busiest we have ever seen the beaches but most restaurants (except for a few) seem relatively quiet. We have wondered if it has anything to do with the increase in prices. We were expecting an increase but not this dramatic, coupled with the Canadian dollar we are struggling to even eat out once a day let alone several. We haven’t eaten at any beachfront restaurants this visit either. Tonight we had Pad Thai and a curry, nothing to drink at all and cost us $60 cdn with a mediocre tip ????

Our breakfast at Loot, which we have loved in the past (and still obviously love the ambiance) was over $40cdn for 1 latte and 2 tofu breakfast burritos that were 70% lettuce.

Heading to Saladita Sunday and scared to see where the prices have gotten to there!

The peso exchange is brutal right now. We eat out less.