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Casa Frida

Concept restaurant popular with the expense account tour groups. Utterly massive with 5 levels and very lively with festive atmosphere, unique architecture and modern artworks. Tequila tastings as well as wine tastings. Rooms can be reserved through airbnb.

Address: Rancho San Marcos s/n, Ejido El Porvenir (Guadalupe)
Price: M$10000+
Website: casafridavalle.com (opens in a new tab)

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