Las Pintas - Coba

Just a short walk along the road from the Iglesia de Sanautonia de Padua on the town square (to the church take the road left to La Reina De Michoacan ice shop). Las Pinatas restaurant is on the left a few minutes on the street. Lady speaks English and hubby cooks us wonderfully fresh and delicious lunch with many fruit smoothes and milk shakes. The restaurant had just opened and looks to be the only of this style/quality in Chemax. We asked a local taxi boy if there was a place to eat and he sent us here. The whole city looked like a snapshot of 'real' Mexico and certainly we don't have any other tourists this afternoon to show some local little children happy and laugh about the 'Gringos' in the city. There was a traffic delay on the way back caused by three huge vultures that kept us waiting on the road while waiting for whatever there were two dogs that were just caught from the side of the road. Not pretty, but authentic.

Just a short walk down the road from the Iglesia de Sanautonia de Padua in the town square (facing the church - take the road on the left after La Reina De Michoacan ice cream shop). The restaurant Las Pinatas is on your left a few minutes down the road. Lady speaks English and hubby cooked us up wonderfully fresh and tasty lunch with lots of fruit smoothies and milkshakes. The restaurant had just opened and looks to be the only one of this style/quality in Chemax. We asked a local taxi-bike boy if there was a place to get something to eat and he sent us here. The whole town looked like a snapshot of 'real' Mexico and certainly we did not see any other tourists that afternoon - some local little children happily pointing and laughing at the 'Gringos' in town. There was a traffic delay on the way back out - caused by three huge vultures keeping us waiting on the road while they waited their turn on whatever it was two dogs had just caught by the side of the road. Not pretty - but certainly authentic.