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Mexican food and culture, on both sides of the border

Greetings from Tulum

December 16, 2012 by Lesley Tellez

We’re here through Monday night. So far my favorite place to eat has been Hechizo, a quiet restaurant at the end of the beach road. (Thank you Liz for the recommendation.) The chefs, husband-and-wife team Stefan Schober and Hui Thai Low, source their ingredients daily, so the menu depends on what they find and like. I haven’t had a meal where I’ve sent back nary a crumb in I’m not sure how long.

If you are in Tulum, GO THERE. More of a full report to come sometime later, when I’ve gotten through my backlog of blog posts, and I’m back in the swing of things in DF.

Hope you’re enjoying the holiday season!

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Mija is Lesley Téllez, a writer, mom, and culinary entrepreneur in New York City. I lived in Mexico City for four years, which cemented my deep love for Mexican food and culture. I'm currently the owner/operator of the top-rated tourism company Eat Mexico. I also wrote the cookbook Eat Mexico: Recipes from Mexico City's Streets, Markets & Fondas.

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