eating in: Cozumel, Mexico
Oh, hi there.
To give you a visual, I am sitting on the couch, wearing a pair of Soffe shorts. You know, those soft cotton way too small shorts that were just all the rage when we 20 somethings were in middle school?
I didn't even know I still owned a pair, but it is amazing what you can find when absolutely everything you own is in the dirty clothes pile.
So here I am... in my Soffee shorts, catching up on what Bethenny Frankel has been up to lately. Oh, come on. Admit it... she's hilarious and I'll be the first to admit that I'm hooked on Bethenny Ever After. If you are not, start watching so we can be on the same page.
But no matter what I'm wearing or what I'm watching, it is all a bit of a blur. My mind is still floating its way through that little beach up there. Sitting underneath a hut and sipping a margarita.
My unbelievably kind and sweet parents sent Mr. Hungry and me on a cruise as a graduation present for the both of us. Mr. Hungry graduated from law school in December and took the bar two weeks ago.
Gosh, did we need a little vacay. I totally agreed with them when they said that I needed a graduation present too. Three and a half years of supporting your husband through law school is present worthy in my book.
We were in Cozumel for the day and this being our fourth trip to this place, I deemed it about time for me to give you my expert opinion on where to eat.
You are in Mexico... we will be eating Mexican!
Let's start with fajitas. If you are looking for the best fajitas in all the land, check out La Choza.
This is what you need...
Fajitas Mixtas (shrimp, beef & chicken)
Guacamole
Classic Margarita
You will love the sauce that comes with the chips. If you love it as much as my father did a few years ago, you can go home with a bottle of the stuff. He swears it lasted him for years.
Next up, let's go with the freshest seafood around at La Mission.
This is what you need...
Ceviche Mixtos with Fish & Shrimp
Side of Avocado
Sol Beer
(recommendation from our waiter Miguel... perfect combo)
Optional Addition: Queso Fundido
Great mariachi and if you're lucky, you just might get to don a sombrero for part of your meal.
Recap:
La Choza! The very top of my list in lovely Cozumel.
La Mission! A close second, but skip the fajitas and go with the fresh fish and seafood.
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