Restaurants cuisine régionale San Francisco Campeche

Period house with high ceilings and inevitable fans, all with beautiful tiling. The traditional peasant family comes from Hopelchén, a community specialized in cochinita pibil. Here they cook mainly fresh products. The menu of this family kitchen changes every week, but each time we find the essential of the regional cuisine, starting with the copious pan de cazón to be accompanied byaguas frescas de chaya or horchata con coco. Not to be missed under any circumstances.

In the heart of San Francisco's historic district, this is a place to dine outdoors and enjoy the specialties of the regional cuisine: lechón tostado (roasted suckling pig), caldo de pavo (turkey soup), sopa de limón, tamal horneado or empanadas de chaya y queso. Just as popular with locals as with visiting birds, who also come to refresh themselves with a coconut horchata, accompanied by one of the many taquería snacks.

The Portales de San Martín, in the square of the same name, is a stronghold of local gastronomy, frequented almost exclusively by the city's residents, who flock there in the evening. There is a wide range of dishes on offer, and it can be difficult to choose between them. Conchita cerverais known for offering the best home cooking of all the small restaurants in the square, and is the ideal place to try panuchos, tamales horneados and other tacos de cochinita pibil. Every lunchtime you will be offered a different full menu.