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tommix130
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Old Mill new website (San Quintin)
http://www.hoteloldmill.com/
The place must be under new ownership.
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skippermike
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Old Mill
Great website!
Thanks for sharing.
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jodiego
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It looks like there is no longer a restaurant on the site. Too bad
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tripledigitken
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jodiego,
The restaurant is still there. It has always been owned by others (last 20 years at least). It is currently owned by the Los Pinos family and is
worth trying, we had an excellent meal there last month. It is called Molino Viejo.
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durrelllrobert
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| Quote: | Originally posted by tripledigitken
jodiego,
The restaurant is still there. It has always been owned by others (last 20 years at least). It is currently owned by the Los Pinos family and is
worth trying, we had an excellent meal there last month. It is called Molino Viejo.
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No name change there. Molino Viejo = Old Mill
Bob Durrell
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tripledigitken
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Thanks Bob.
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BajaRun
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They should open a small taco stand at the hotel. Another option for visitors to the hotel that want a quick bite to eat and a cold cerveza. Fishermen
Moto guys and tired travelers sometimes want the ease of a simple quick meal vs the sit down at restaurant
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redhilltown
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaRun
They should open a small taco stand at the hotel. Another option for visitors to the hotel that want a quick bite to eat and a cold cerveza. Fishermen
Moto guys and tired travelers sometimes want the ease of a simple quick meal vs the sit down at restaurant |
Now THIS is a good idea!!!!!
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BajaRob
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It is not just the website that has changed. We took 34 of our Baja Buds there the first part of April for four days. Jim and Nancy have retired and
it is now run by Javier. He has replaced mattresses, bedding, pillows and much more. He was a great host and even went to town to pick up stuff for
our group. The restaurant was inconsistant and not up to the Rodrigues brothers standards. We took most of our meals at Jardines and Guiermo and
Carmen set the restaurant up special for us. We feasted on oysters from the oyster farms and crab claws provided by Javier in the courtyard. Cannot
say enough good about this place.
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susaninlapaz
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And there is also my personal favorite next door, Don Eddie's. Leo is a great chef, Carmen is a great bartender, and some of the long-time
visitors/residents with RVs there are helping Don Eddie's son make the place more user-friendly, especially for English-speakers. Same kidney-killing
road as Molino Viejo (actually, a very good road, relatively speaking!), just turn right before you plunge into the bay...
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55steve
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Did you still get a welcoming Pacifico?
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BajaRob
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Asolutely, Javier had 2 cases on ice when we arrived. He and I put names on room keys and the check in process was a breeze.
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willardguy
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the big question, has Javier taken down that god awful fence yet?
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Cliffy
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Question-
I heard the Old Mill had some connection with the airport and a shade covered aircraft parking for use by guests if they fly in- is it true?
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaRob
It is not just the website that has changed. We took 34 of our Baja Buds there the first part of April for four days. Jim and Nancy have retired and
it is now run by Javier. He has replaced mattresses, bedding, pillows and much more. He was a great host and even went to town to pick up stuff for
our group. The restaurant was inconsistant and not up to the Rodrigues brothers standards. We took most of our meals at Jardines and Guiermo and
Carmen set the restaurant up special for us. We feasted on oysters from the oyster farms and crab claws provided by Javier in the courtyard. Cannot
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Sounds like a blast!
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BajaRob
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Unfortunately the fence is still there. It wasn't as bad as we had suspected.
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Bajahowodd
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaRob
It is not just the website that has changed. We took 34 of our Baja Buds there the first part of April for four days. Jim and Nancy have retired and
it is now run by Javier. He has replaced mattresses, bedding, pillows and much more. He was a great host and even went to town to pick up stuff for
our group. The restaurant was inconsistant and not up to the Rodrigues brothers standards. We took most of our meals at Jardines and Guiermo and
Carmen set the restaurant up special for us. We feasted on oysters from the oyster farms and crab claws provided by Javier in the courtyard. Cannot
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But Guillermos' s daughter Esmeralda and her husband Carlos operate the restaurant last I knew.
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Marinero
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Pet Friendly? If so, any extra charge for a dog?
Si estás buscando la person que cambiará su vida, échale una mirada en el espejo.
Fish logo from www.usafishing.com, used w/permission.
But Oz never did give nothing to the Tin Man
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rts551
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Marinero
Pet Friendly? If so, any extra charge for a dog? |
I called and they said yes...pet friendly.
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Marinero
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Great! Thank you.
Si estás buscando la person que cambiará su vida, échale una mirada en el espejo.
Fish logo from www.usafishing.com, used w/permission.
But Oz never did give nothing to the Tin Man
That he didn't, didn't already have..... |
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