Restaurants

There is nothing like Mexican food in Mexico. Once you have had real Mexican food, you will realize that Taco Bell never was Mexican food.
The best tip on finding a good Mexican restaurant in a tourist city is to get off of the main strip and find places that cater to the locals. All you need to do is look for restaurants that are full of locals. That tells you that they have good food at good prices.
If, however, you are one of those people afraid of trying new things. Tijuana has Pizza Hut, Burger King, Wendy's (but no Taco Bell).
The Restaurants on Tijuana's main strip (Revolucion Blvd) also serve what they call "International Cuisine" -- Translation = sea food, steak, burgers, and other traditional north of the border dishes.
Below are a few of the more popular places to eat in the tourist zone. However, for those who think they have eaten Mexican food north of the border, you really need to try the real thing.
Avenida Revolución, the main tourist drag, is lined with restaurants catering to the gringos and other foreigners who routinely wander across “la linea” (the border). There is no shortage of medium-priced eateries with English-speaking waiters, laminated menus, and plenty of attitude. For something a cut above, consider the following suggestions.

If you are in Taxco you must visit the different kind of restaurants, and experiment the flavours of one of the most exquisite cooking. The typically food is particularly spicy; most of the plates are cooked using peppers, chilli, onions and hot curry.
One of the recommendation is to prove the exotic food that the different restaurants offer.
Some of the main restaurants are “The Adobe  restaurant”, “  restaurant” and  “The Parroquia”.

The Adobe – Plazuela de San Juan (behind the main square), Taxco, Mexico

The Hacienda- Plaza de La Borda, Agua Escondida Hotel, Taxco Mexico.

Restaurant Cielito Lindo- Plaza Borda No 14, Taxco, Mexico