Ceviche Festival on the Malecon San Felipe, first of September?
Weather, crowds, hotel rooms available? Is it a big deal?
John M
[Edited on 8-7-2017 by John M]David K - 8-6-2017 at 03:52 PM
Speaking of ceviche... Mariscos San Ignacio, across the highway from the Pemex, next to the carne asada taco place, was excellent. He gets fresh
everything from various sources in Baja Sur. Thought I would mention it for anyone in the mood for shrimp, abalone, octopus, etc.TMW - 8-6-2017 at 05:59 PM
Oh my god, I love ceviche. Had a big bowl last night from my favorite Mexican restaurant. chippy - 8-6-2017 at 06:10 PM
Who doesn´t love ceviche? But San Felipe early sept.chuckie - 8-6-2017 at 06:11 PM
Bring a jacket...
Jacket?
John M - 8-6-2017 at 06:22 PM
Chuckie - are you referring to a Koozie for the beers to keep 'em cool?
Who doesn´t love ceviche? But San Felipe early sept.
I would not eat raw seafood in sept in san felipe. Too hot for anyone there to maintain adequate refrigeration. What is that, hottest month of the
year in hottest place in mexico? David K - 8-6-2017 at 09:30 PM
So, with most of the world living in hot, tropical places, do you think they are not able to eat healthy? It was 92, on the beach in San Felipe last
week and the same here in La Paz. Are only norteamericanos able to have safe food? Why hasn't this horribly hot (seriously, it's only 92°F) weather
killed everyone who lives here?
Wow goat, if I said something like that, you'ld screem racism! Give the Mexicans some credit for having great food all year... but do avoid raw
clams!!! Lol.sancho - 8-7-2017 at 10:24 AM
I would not eat raw seafood in sept in san felipe.
Not commenting on refrigerated seafood, but I don't believe
food in Mex that is past prime is necessarily disposed of
timely. Not sure food is thrown out, the chips in a basket
on the table may have had 10 kids pawing thru them. But
it is Mex and with that comes a bit of the unknown
