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EnsenadaDr
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Dennis unless you go you'll never know, and I don't think I will see you walking into Bronco's or Sano's anytime soon, you just love your homemade
fish tacos too much!! | Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by EnsenadaDr
Come on Dennis, stop playing possum |
Who serves possum? Sano's ....or Bronco's?
Is it good? I've never eaten Marsupial. Do they have Kangaroo?
Isn't it spelled "Opossum?" |
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Bajahowodd
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OK OK
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
"...... And a very good steak joint is just a block away.
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Bronco's...???? You gotta be kidding me. Bronco's is a Sizzler in a different shirt.
If you want steak in Ensenada, there is only one place...... Sano's |
Never eaten at Broncos. Had a friend recommend it. I only mentioned it because it was within a short walk of the Hotel San Nicolas.
On a different note, years ago, we enjoyed dinner at Las Cazuelas, which also appeared popular at dinner time. In recent years, it has been a ghost
town at dinner. Anyone that can enlighten me as to what happened? Thanks.
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La Villa del Valle
At the very least, go to this property and visit their winery, hotel, and have an extraordinary lunch.
hotel lobby
view of pool from the hotel
restaurant overlooking their vegetable garden
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EnsenadaDr
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Very simple...they had filled up on Tutti's donuts next door. No, I think it was the higher prices and the food is so so. Plus Mr. Pampas all you
can eat steak is nearby. BTW, I found reviews on Bronco's Steakhouse on Trip Advisor you might find interesting. Just as I remember, FLANK steak in
some type of sauce.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g150770-d173112... | Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
"...... And a very good steak joint is just a block away.
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Bronco's...???? You gotta be kidding me. Bronco's is a Sizzler in a different shirt.
If you want steak in Ensenada, there is only one place...... Sano's |
Never eaten at Broncos. Had a friend recommend it. I only mentioned it because it was within a short walk of the Hotel San Nicolas.
On a different note, years ago, we enjoyed dinner at Las Cazuelas, which also appeared popular at dinner time. In recent years, it has been a ghost
town at dinner. Anyone that can enlighten me as to what happened? Thanks. |
[Edited on 9-17-2013 by EnsenadaDr]
[Edited on 9-17-2013 by EnsenadaDr]
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bajaguy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by EnsenadaDr
Mr. Pampas all you can eat steak is nearby.
[Edited on 9-17-2013 by EnsenadaDr] |
Pampas is OK if you don't have high blood pressure. Be careful of sodium content of the meats. An OK salad and fruit bar also.
Again, if you want steak, it's Sanos
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bajaguy
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Las Cazuelas
| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
On a different note, years ago, we enjoyed dinner at Las Cazuelas, which also appeared popular at dinner time. In recent years, it has been a ghost
town at dinner. Anyone that can enlighten me as to what happened? Thanks. |
Las Cazuelas has three places in town. One is a buffet on the Costero just south of Anthony's, same side of the street. Can't give you a report, never
had a meal there.
Another is on Sanguines, just east of the Navy base, next to Donas Tutti.... The place is clean and have had fairly good breakfasts in the past. Never
had lunch or dinner there.
Third location is also on Sanguines, across from the other Las Cazuelas. This location is known as Las Cazuelas Kiki, think owned by a son. It's
former location was behind the GM dealership. Nice place, clean, good inexpensive breakfasts and lunches, closed for dinner.
[Edited on 9-18-2013 by bajaguy]
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EnsenadaDr
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| Quote: | Can't disagree with you there. Sano's is class and first rate steak all the way, even by American standards.[]Originally posted by bajaguy
| Quote: | Originally posted by EnsenadaDr
Mr. Pampas all you can eat steak is nearby.
[Edited on 9-17-2013 by EnsenadaDr] |
Pampas is OK if you don't have high blood pressure. Be careful of sodium content of the meats. An OK salad and fruit bar also.
Again, if you want steak, it's Sanos |
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Wow! Thanks for all the great information.
No worries
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Monte Fiori was our favorite winery.
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Bajahowodd
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
On a different note, years ago, we enjoyed dinner at Las Cazuelas, which also appeared popular at dinner time. In recent years, it has been a ghost
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The original location is on the South side of Sanguines next to the donut shop.
My understanding is that while they may have opened the place near Anthony's, they have no interest in it and have not for years.
As for the Kikis place, I have no idea, but the name Las Cazuelas is not something one can copyright. There's a family operated restaurant in Guerrero
Negro that has no connections to the one on Sanguines.
The original has been around for decades and has been a fave for the Baja race folks.
Las Cazuelas has three places in town. One is a buffet on the Costero just south of Anthony's, same side of the street. Can't give you a report, never
had a meal there.
Another is on Sanguines, just east of the Navy base, next to Donas Tutti.... The place is clean and have had fairly good breakfasts in the past. Never
had lunch or dinner there.
Third location is also on Sanguines, across from the other Las Cazuelas. This location is known as Las Cazuelas Kiki, think owned by a son. It's
former location was behind the GM dealership. Nice place, clean, good inexpensive breakfasts and lunches, closed for dinner.
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