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by Gringo Viejo @, Kansas/Zihuatanejo, Friday, August 01, 2014, 11:23 (4410 days ago)

HERE ARE THE DIRECTIONS:

If you are walking: Go over the footbridge over the entrace to the lagoon. Turn right and wak 4 or 5 blocks to the Lazaro Cardenas statue/intersection and turn left====

If driving: drive from downtown Z around the lagoon to the Lazaro Cardenas statue/intersection and turn right====

Note: You are now entering the Colonia La Noria.

======From the statute/insection go one block and turn right then follow this street for one block and turn to the left (you don't have a choice, there is no intersection, the street simply turns left)and go up about one block to the large warehouse building on your right (it is easy to see being the only non-residential building). Go inside this building and you will find several small cafes serving a multitude of native dishes from breakfast to late afternoon.

Don't worry about your Spainish skills, these are very friendly and understanding people. Just look and point and shake your head, Yes.

Safety is a non-issue.

HERE IS THE QUESTION:

Is this place still open?

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by dhunsber @, ¡Dondequiera que voy, estoy aquí!, Friday, August 01, 2014, 12:00 (4410 days ago) @ Gringo Viejo

HERE ARE THE DIRECTIONS:
If you are walking: Go over the footbridge over the entrace to the lagoon. Turn right and wak 4 or 5 blocks to the Lazaro Cardenas statue/intersection and turn left====
If driving: drive from downtown Z around the lagoon to the Lazaro Cardenas statue/intersection and turn right====
Note: You are now entering the Colonia La Noria.
======From the statute/insection go one block and turn right then follow this street for one block and turn to the left (you don't have a choice, there is no intersection, the street simply turns left)and go up about one block to the large warehouse building on your right (it is easy to see being the only non-residential building). Go inside this building and you will find several small cafes serving a multitude of native dishes from breakfast to late afternoon.
Don't worry about your Spainish skills, these are very friendly and understanding people. Just look and point and shake your head, Yes.
Safety is a non-issue.
HERE IS THE QUESTION:
Is this place still open?

Here is the next question:
What place is this to which I'm being directed, and might find open and might find closed should I choose to venture thither?

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by Gringo Viejo @, Kansas/Zihuatanejo, Friday, August 01, 2014, 12:12 (4410 days ago) @ dhunsber

It is a large building with an open air central 'patio'. Around the edge of the patio are all kinds of mostly eating places. Very authentic. I don't think there is a sign. I have no idea what it is called by the local populace.

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by dhunsber @, ¡Dondequiera que voy, estoy aquí!, Saturday, August 02, 2014, 07:39 (4409 days ago) @ Gringo Viejo

Good enough by me, thanks -I'll wander over next time I'm in Z.

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by LocalFisherman @, Zihuatanejo, Friday, August 01, 2014, 13:05 (4410 days ago) @ Gringo Viejo

Dwight, yes it is still open, on a rather haphazard basis.

Oh, I forgot--

by Gringo Viejo @, Kansas/Zihuatanejo, Friday, August 01, 2014, 18:58 (4410 days ago) @ Gringo Viejo

You'll go right past the Boathouse on the corner just before you get to the aforementioned destination.


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