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tunaeater
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La Fonda or La Mision
Being that I will be taking my sons to Bahia de Los Angeles for a boys only fishing trip starting next Friday. My wife told me that when we get back
she would like us to take her down to spend the night and eat lobster. Somewhere close to San Diego. I was thinking La Fonda or La Mision since we
have never been there. Somewhere we can park the car, walk on the beach, have some drinks, a nice dinner and spend the night. Thanks for your
suggestions
Paul
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BajaLucy
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I say La Fonda or Poco Cielo next door.
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bajaguy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by tunaeater
Being that I will be taking my sons to Bahia de Los Angeles for a boys only fishing trip starting next Friday. My wife told me that when we get back
she would like us to take her down to spend the night and eat lobster. Somewhere close to San Diego. I was thinking La Fonda or La Mision since we
have never been there. Somewhere we can park the car, walk on the beach, have some drinks, a nice dinner and spend the night. Thanks for your
suggestions
Paul |
Neither, stay at Poco Cielo, between the two.
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Ateo
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Yeah. A wife at Poco Cielo is a happy wife.
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Ateo
Yeah. A wife at Poco Cielo is a happy wife. |
Now, that's very smart advice!  
The SAME boiling water that softens the potato hardens the egg. It's about what you are made of NOT the circumstance.
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edm1
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Lobster, is it in season?
My wife and I had lobster in Loreto about ths same time and it dd not taste fresh.
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Terry28
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Lobster season ended in March....
Mexico!! Where two can live as cheaply as one.....but it costs twice as much.....
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bajaguy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by edm1
Lobster, is it in season?
My wife and I had lobster in Loreto about ths same time and it dd not taste fresh. |
Wrap it in bacon and cover it in butter!!!! 
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the Mexican way of preparing lobster over an open flame or broiled tends to dry it out. slather salsa on it and its okay, but boiling is best in my
opinion.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
Wrap it in bacon and cover it in butter!!!! |
Geezzzzoo ....... we think the same
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tunaeater
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Poco Cielo looks very nice thanks for the suggestion Just emailed for info.
Lobster, tortilla, butter with rice and beans and a cold Pacifico
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I went to La Fonda last Friday night and met my son and his surfing buddies. The rooms were acceptable, with balconies right on the beach, for about
$80. From what I hear Bungalow 21 is right on the beach for $105 nightly. What I liked about La Fonda was their $3.00 (american money) tacos, fish,
carne asada...the band was excellent and there was dancing. The place is really pretty, the band plays Creedence Clearwater, beatles and Joan
Sebastian, and Mexican music as well. It was very pretty all lit up and the staff was very nice. A great time was had by all!!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
the Mexican way of preparing lobster over an open flame or broiled tends to dry it out. slather salsa on it and its okay, but boiling is best in my
opinion. |
Isn't Puerto Nuevo style deep fried? Seems to me that a whole town with a bunch of restaurants grew on that style.
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I have a Condo by La Mision.......for the best food I like Splash and the Lighthouse
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Go 30 min. further south and stay a Los Rosas, just before you get to
Ensenda. Right on the water, great rooms, good food, and realy nice
people! your wife will love it. 4 star in my book. and If you like steak,
1 mile south of there, Sanos another great place! get a cab, they have a
great bar also. Enjoy.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
the Mexican way of preparing lobster over an open flame or broiled tends to dry it out. slather salsa on it and its okay, but boiling is best in my
opinion. |
Los pescadores in the sisters cut them in half, slather mustard on the meat and fry them in some oil......sure tasted good.
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Curt63
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Deep Fried
With a little bay seasoning
Yes, of course I have the receipt.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by yellowklr
I have a Condo by La Mision.......for the best food I like Splash and the Lighthouse |
SPLASH is hard to beat.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
the Mexican way of preparing lobster over an open flame or broiled tends to dry it out. slather salsa on it and its okay, but boiling is best in my
opinion. |
Agreed, but steamed is even better, keeps the moisture in and doesn't blanche out the flavor. The only problem with boiling or steaming is you don't
get the Mesquite taste.
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Sashimi the tail meat its sweet and succulent. Use the rest of the bug for lobster miso soup.
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