special occasion in Cozumel

The countdown has begun to our two week Yucatan/Cozumel dive trip and second
honeymoon/20th anniversary.

We will be on the island for our 20th anniversary, and I'm looking for
dinner suggestions. It doesn't have to be the fanciest or most expensive
place, but really good food and atmosphere is a plus.

thanks for your ideas

newbie diver

Penny

Penny S wrote:

> The countdown has begun to our two week Yucatan/Cozumel dive trip and second
> honeymoon/20th anniversary.
>
> We will be on the island for our 20th anniversary, and I'm looking for
> dinner suggestions. It doesn't have to be the fanciest or most expensive
> place, but really good food and atmosphere is a plus.
>
> thanks for your ideas
>
> newbie diver
>
> Penny


La Mission on the East end of the Plaza, I thought was exceptional. I
thinks me had the Grouper.

Pepe's is also very good - but tends to be a little more expensive. Get
off the beaten path and try some of the 'local' eateries.

Guido's..


"Penny S" <pennysinvalid@cetinvalid.com> wrote in message
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> The countdown has begun to our two week Yucatan/Cozumel dive trip and
second
> honeymoon/20th anniversary.
>
> We will be on the island for our 20th anniversary, and I'm looking for
> dinner suggestions. It doesn't have to be the fanciest or most expensive
> place, but really good food and atmosphere is a plus.
>
> thanks for your ideas
>
> newbie diver
>
> Penny
>
>

Penny S wrote:
>
> The countdown has begun to our two week Yucatan/Cozumel dive trip and second
> honeymoon/20th anniversary.
>
> We will be on the island for our 20th anniversary, and I'm looking for
> dinner suggestions. It doesn't have to be the fanciest or most expensive
> place, but really good food and atmosphere is a plus.

La Cocay
http://www.islacozumel.net/food/la_cocay/

La Veranda
http://www.islacozumel.net/food/la_veranda/

Both these places are a bit pricey, but their ambience and food are very
good.

Gordon in Austin

"rwjg40" <identity.available@upon.request> wrote in message
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> Penny S wrote:
> >
> > The countdown has begun to our two week Yucatan/Cozumel dive trip and
second
> > honeymoon/20th anniversary.
> >
> > We will be on the island for our 20th anniversary, and I'm looking for
> > dinner suggestions. It doesn't have to be the fanciest or most expensive
> > place, but really good food and atmosphere is a plus.
>
> La Cocay
> http://www.islacozumel.net/food/la_cocay/
>
> La Veranda
> http://www.islacozumel.net/food/la_veranda/
>
> Both these places are a bit pricey, but their ambience and food are very
> good.
>
> Gordon in Austin

Gordon sure nailed La Veranda...but there's a better "special occasion"
place that ,I think the fellow who owns the Mission also owns. It is at his
house...absolutely beautiful and secluded,quiet, great food , and not too
pricey. We spent just over a hundred bucks for four people including a
coupla bottles of wine and a few beers.Can't think of the name right
offhand, But I'll come up with it. Seems like it's a few blocks back from
the square.
Jack

Jack Sloan ran this through spell check:
>> Just looked it up...Casa Mission is the name of the place.
> Jack

La Casa Mission, ,the one that's hacienda style with the big gardens? Been
there last time but maybe worth a second trip...

penny

"Penny S" <pennysinvalid@cetinvalid.com> wrote in message
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> Jack Sloan ran this through spell check:
> >> Just looked it up...Casa Mission is the name of the place.
> > Jack
>
> La Casa Mission, ,the one that's hacienda style with the big gardens?
Been
> there last time but maybe worth a second trip...
>
> penny
>
If you've been there then try La Veranda....Almost as quiet and secluded.
Get the waiter to show you some napkin tricks.
Jack

On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 12:43:11 -0600, Joe English
<jenglish@accessusn.net> wrote:

>La Mission on the East end of the Plaza, I thought was exceptional. I
>thinks me had the Grouper.

If you mean the one on A R Salas next door to La Choza, it is gone.

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>s. It doesn't have to be the fanciest or most expensive
>place, but really good food and atmosphere is a plus.

Lots of La Mission mentions. They've moved. Right behind Viva Mexico. You want
La Mission...not La Mission 2.

Fresh fish...reasonable.

Pepes...more pricey...good.

Guidos....island tradition...try the garlic bread (it's Italian)

Have fun.

bj
chicago

On 03/17/2004 6:18 PM Jack Sloan wrote:

>"Penny S" <pennysinvalid@cetinvalid.com> wrote in message
>news:105hmujar6v8gab@news.supernews.com...
>
>
>>Jack Sloan ran this through spell check:
>>
>>
>>>>Just looked it up...Casa Mission is the name of the place.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Jack
>>>
>>>
>>La Casa Mission, ,the one that's hacienda style with the big gardens?
>>
>>
>Been
>
>
>>there last time but maybe worth a second trip...
>>
>>penny
>>
>>
>>
>If you've been there then try La Veranda....Almost as quiet and secluded.
>Get the waiter to show you some napkin tricks.
>Jack
>
>
>
>
Here's an idea. Take a moonlit ferry ride to Playa del Carmen. Dine at
Yaxche (Mayan Yucatan Cuisine) or Blue Lobster (great lobster prices)
then have desert cocktails and listen to jazz at Hemingway. Be sure to
note the time of the last two returns to Coz.

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