the guide nails the basics but honestly the best thing in toluca is the chorizo verde at the saturday tianguis on calle juárez, the one that stretches a few blocks past the mercado. it's not a restaur...

yeah this guide gets it right, especially the cosmovitral. but if u have a free hour, walk up to the cerro de la calabaza, it's a small hill behind the cathedral, takes like 15 min and the view over t...

solid list, one spot that never gets mentioned is el sinaloense on blvd. luis encinas, they do a shrimp zarandeado that's messy and perfect, grilled with butter and garlic right in front of you, like...

yup the post nailed the enchiladas potosinas but my real tip is skipping the tourist spots on carranza and hitting the fonda called el rincón de la abuela on calle guerrero, it's tiny, like 6 tables,...

you know what nobody mentions, the word 'guada' is way more common with younger people but older tapatios will say 'la perla tapatia' when they're feeling nostalgic, that's the old nickname for the ci...