Fruit Restaurants in Tijuana
The best places in Tijuana to eat Fruit. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Tijuana who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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This is a list of all the eateries where you can order Fruit or dine out.
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City: Tijuana, Blvd. Sanchez Taboada 4499-1 Zona Rio 22010 Tijuana, Mexico
"Our family enjoyed the outdoor seating and the waiters did a great job of quickly pushing other tables in when it was raining out of the blue. We were under an umbrella and a big tree and didn't have to move and the rain stopped quickly. Our teenage kids weren't in many nice restaurants and they loved the creative starters, especially the homemade croutons on the Caesar salad, delicious! We all had very good meals and were too full for dessert, which is unfortunate because I have eaten the chocolate bread pudding with baileys before and it is divine! There are so many tasty options and we enjoyed the scallops as well as the duck, key lime chicken and the flank. You can't go wrong!"
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City: Tijuana, Diego Rivera 2479 Col. Zona Urbana Rio Tijuana 22010 Tijuana, Mexico
"We were there when the place was practically empty and it took 20 minutes to get drinks and 30 minutes to get food. also we were disappointed that their signatures were not available for ripening 24 hours this day."
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City: Tijuana, Tijuana, Blvd Sánchez Taboada 10521, Zona Río, 22000, Mexico
The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physical disabilities, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and eat.
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City: Tijuana, 2612 Calle Miguel Aleman, Colonia America, Tijuana, Mexico
"Excelente ambiente de jazz los jueves en laNoche. El ceviche le falto estar más picado. La ensalada de pera muy rica pero nada delOtro mundo. Rissoto muy rico aunque el pulpo debe de tener una mejor cocción.El postre muy bien emplatado excelente idea original."
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City: Tijuana, Calzada Agua Caliente 4500, Tijuana 22410, Mexico
"En verdad que es de los Peores lugares que e visitado, la comida horrible y fría,la fruta podrida, lo único bueno el servicio, todos muy amables, pero a la comida le ponemos x"
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City: Tijuana, Avenida Revolucion 2050, Tijuana, Mexico
Terrace, Waitstaff, Wheelchair Accessible, Families with children
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City: Tijuana, Paseo de los Heroes 10305 | Zona Rio, Tijuana, Mexico
"Located in the Hotel Camino Real, it is one of my wife's and my favorite restaurants in Tijuana, for Sunday Breakfast. It's not inexpensive, but the quality of the food can only be described as "Outstanding". We go there regularly, about once or twice every couple of months and are never disappointed. Home made omelets, eggs to order, hand made crepes, 4 kinds of fresh juices, mouth watering pastries and much, much more. We try to get there before 10:30am, as it is very popular and fills up around 11:30am.Live guitarist and trio for background music make this one of our favorite places to eat in Tijuana.The staff are very polite and helpful, always smiling and cheerful. There is a furnished play area outside in another room to keep young guests occupied while their parents enjoy and take time to savor this great buffet. Parking is free, just don't forget to get the ticked punched when you leave the restaurant."
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City: Tijuana, Calle Via Oriente 9211 | Zona Río, Tijuana 22010, Mexico
"Service slow, food taste was bland. Less than expected. Servers are not always responsive to your inquires. Open concept resturant next to the casino and smokers casino area."
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City: Tijuana, Paseo Pedregal #2031 Secc. Dorado, Playas de Tijuana Tijuana, Tijuana, Mexico
"Playas de Tijuana is a mostly residential neighborhood in the extreme north-west corner of Tijuana; it's pushed right up against the fence that divides Mexico and the United States. A bit out of the main commercial part of it though is Laihoo's. When you drive into Playas, the main street is Paseo Ensenada. You follow it to the first traffic light which is Paseo Pedregal. You turn left and continue on passing the city government buildings, fire station and sports field. A couple of blocks beyond the sports field and just before you reach the Oxxo Laihoo's will be on your right. You can spot it thanks to the string of red Chinese paper lanterns hanging outside.One of this place's claims to fame (but by no means its only one) is the home-baked biscuits. These are served with a variety of fillings both savory and sweet. But many other delicious baked goods are available too. There is a tempting display right in the front window that's impossible to pass up. Looking in at it makes your mouth water with anticipation.The menu consists primarily of very fresh healthy things (like fruit smoothies, fresh fruit salads, etc.) and traditional Mexican diner food (enchiladas, sopes, Milanesa, etc.) Everything is fresh and well prepared and service is stellar. The place is tiny but charming and the staff is pleasant, caring and there to serve. They are delightful.When you first sit down they bring a plate with a selection of pastries. You consume what you want and leave the rest and are charged accordingly. I have to confess that it took all my will power to resist the pastries and concentrate on lunch. (I did buy a bag of pastries to take home, though, to be enjoyed later this evening.)I started with a chicken sope (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sope). The order normally comes with three of them but I wanted my main dish to be the Milanesa (breaded beef steak) so I asked if I could have just one sope to taste and they were more than willing to satisfy my request. The sope was delicious because the fried dough itself was just crispy enough where needed to be and soft and fluffy elsewhere. The chicken too was home-baked and hand-shredded. Very tasty.The Milanesa was super. Mega-thin steak, perfectly breaded and fried with spectacular fried potatoes, beans and green salad as sides. This is definitely a place worthy of repeat visits. I intend to return and bring friends with me. It's a hidden gem tucked into a residential section of a off-the-beaten-track residential neighborhood in Tijuana that's well worth a visit. If you are headed to Rosarito/Ensenada on the scenic highway, detour into Playas before you hit the highway and try out this place. You won't regret it."
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City: Tijuana, Calle Jose Clemente Orozco 1415 | Zona Urbana Río Tijuna, Tijuana 22010, Mexico
"First visit to Sabor a Mi was for breakfast and it was a good experience. Excellent service, they have valet parking and the food is delicious. I’ll try lunch next time."
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Fruit
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$4.4