Showing posts with label Mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mexico. Show all posts

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Burger Tour: Mexico









Looks like BurgerBlogger and BurgerHoover had a little tour in Mexico again:


Burgerhoover and I went on a DJ/Photography tour to Mexico covering: Mexico City, Puebla, Tepozotlan, Playa Del Carmen, Tulum and Puerto Morelos, the hamburguesa's were plentiful and but so were the local fave eats... So we took some photos of these here culinary goods.

(Photo 1) This is a Hambuguesa from a restaurant on 5th avenue in Playa Del Carmen (near Cancun) The burger was good, specially after the gig we did, the pattie was made as if it was an "Albondiga" real tender and with rice in the mix.

(Photo 2) This Hamburguesa was ordered at "Mamitas beach club" in Playa Del Carmen, it was fastfood good, but the service was not so good.

(Photo 5) We also hit up a place called El BURGER KING a culinary chain of Hamburguesas from the E.E.U.U. (U.S.A.), this here cubist interpretation of an EL Whopper is from a restaurante in downtown Mexico city


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Thursday, June 19, 2008

Burger Skills: Mexican Burger and Food Tour

Sometimes you just got to let the pictures tell the story. BurgerMeister, VeggiePatty, PattyMelt, and SweetHotMustard had a little romance with a hamburguesa in Mexico.














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Sunday, March 9, 2008

Mexico: El Paraiso Beach Club (Tulum)




Whataburger! (aka Lelo In Nopo) has a Hamburguesas warning:


Trust me, you don't want this one. Especially since it was over $10 US dollars, yet consisted of two patties of that pressed-together-meat. Blecht. And the "wild mushrooms"? I'd say they wildly jumped out of a can. However, the view kicked ass. And the fact that it was then followed by a nap on the beach bed. The strawberry margarita made things all better.


El Paraiso Beach Club- Tulum Beach
Tulum, Mexico
Hamburger with cheese and wild mushrooms, $10

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She also notes that your can get a burger at the Mayan ruins as well:

Maya Burger! Seen in Tulum, Mexico, at the entrance/exit to the sacred and ancient site of Mayan ruins. I'm certainly grateful for the Spanish to English translation. How would I know what a baguette is? Or fajitas? Or sandwich?


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