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Morelia

With a consistent colonial style throughout, Morelia is one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico. It is not really on the well-trodden path of the leisure tourists and so you can walk around in comfort without fear of the bermuda shorts crowds. Morelia is the capital of the state of Michoacan in Mexico and it is a registered UNESCO World Heritage site. Almost all attractions lie within walking distance of the historical center, making the city exceedingly convenient to get around. Morelia can be an outstanding base for exploring natural destinations and small towns throughout the region because it is a large city (almost 750,000 as of 2020) with good hotels and restaurants, and modern tran

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  1. Eat

    Cafe Michelena

    A lovely cafe and bookstore, with part-French, part-Mexican cuisine, situated in the heart of the historical center.

  2. Eat

    Hamburguesas las Tradicionales de las Tarascas

    A local secret and delicious late-night food spot located just northeast of the historical center. Look for a street stall tucked into a side street, Cal. Universidad de Salamanca, just across from the Poza Rica gas station. It can be a be bit hard to find, but their Mexican-style hamburgers are worth the effort, especially after a night out. Tacos too, of course. Get there before 23:00 to avoid the crowds.

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    Las Trojes

    An elegant steakhouse in the upscale neighborhood of Camelinas. The restaurant uses only certified Angus beef, cooked to perfection. The service is attentive yet friendly, and no detail is overlooked. Even the bread is spectacular at Las Trojes — delicately crispy baguettes accompanied by a spicy bean and herb spread.

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    Panoli

    A popular restaurant, particularly for brunch, along the edge of the central plaza. Outdoor seating.

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    Tacopolis La Huerta

    Offers a great range of salsas to accompany your quesadillas, tacos, alambra (massive meat overdose for the hardcore travellers only!). Their chipotle and avocado salsas are awesome. The hard-to-find vegetarian alambra is a nice vegg option when you are tired of quesadillas, but theirs, made with mushrooms, peppers, pineapple and optional cheese, is fairly bland. Here they serve flour, not corn, tortillas. Wireless available.

  6. Eat

    Cocina Económica Anita

    Revolución 135

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    Cocina Económica Virrey

    Calle Virrey de Mendoza (antonio) 694

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    Condesa

    Av Acueducto 1308

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    D'gusta Pizza

    C. Vasco de Quiroga 480-b

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    Hamburguesas Richard's

    Av. Morelos Sur 398

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    Japanese Food Bonsai

    C. Aldama 125

  12. Eat

    Kaitori

    Artilleros de 1847 1675

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    Mirlo

    C. de Velázquez de León 25

  14. Eat

    Petirrojos Food and Drinks

    58260, Niños Heroes 1632

  15. Eat

    Tacos El Lic

    Juan Ruiz de Alarcón 26-A