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bajabird
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Where exactly is Santa Ysabel restaraunt?
I hate to say it, but I am done with Momma E's unless taking a first timer. I seem to get heartburn there with every order of burritos (crab or
lobster).
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bajabound2005
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from the food or the prices?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajabird
Where exactly is Santa Ysabel restaraunt?
I hate to say it, but I am done with Momma E's unless taking a first timer. I seem to get heartburn there with every order of burritos (crab or
lobster). |
From Woody's thread on a motel, North San Quintin: posted on 7-17-2009 at 06:20 PM
Even better... I just used Google Search and found this from BajaLife:
RESTAURANT MISION SANTA ISABEL
Located at Km 190 on the main road.
(it is on the east side of Mex 1, just as you are entering San Quintin... not Lazaro Card##es).
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Oggie
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El Faro restaurant
We usually have breakfast at Mission Santa Isabel, when we are heading south, always good food and service. going North we stay at Jardines Baja and
eat at the restaurant next door. On one trip north on a Monday their retaurant was closed and Carmen suggested the"EL Faro" restaurant just south of
the turn-off for Jardines on the West side of the road. It turned outto be great. Carlos, the owner, is very nice and the food is deliciuos. Their
cream of clam soupis wonderful.
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BajaDanD
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what about tacos
Los Pablanos(SP) anybody
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bajabird
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David, Thank you. I will stop in and give it a try.
As for momma e's. Its not the prices...... though do use pesos or you get taken, which i did a few months ago for 30% on dollars... They only
gave 10:1 while the exchange was 14:1. My problem is the heartburn, every trip (and theres lots of them) I get it there, and i eat all over
baja, and all kinds of peppers as well.... They do something that just gets to my belly. I think maybe i have learned my lesson....
finnnnnnnaaaalllllly.
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chuckbolton
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mision santa isabel has been there im guessing 20+ yrs-- you dont stay around that long anywhere if its not good and reasonable-- and the locals eat
there-- another good sign.
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bajabird
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Ok, just back from baja sur....
On the way down. Stopped and went back north on the highway to find Santa Isabel. Ran into friends that said theyve been eating there for 18 years.
Funny, I passed the place by, drove back, missed it looking for km 190, stopped at mercado, got directions.... pulled in and the lot is full of
cars. GREAT PLACE. !!!! KM 189
On way back, ate at El Faro, OMG one of the best lobster/shrimp meals ever! The salsa was even fantastic with chunks of avacado in it, great salad,
and NO HEARTBURN
Sorry Momma Espinoza. Times have changed.
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