Thanksgiving

My wife and I would like to have a group dinner for Thanksgiving. Can anyone recommend some restaurants that prepare a Thanksgiving meal with all of the trimmings and do it well ?

Thanks

twelveoaks wrote:My wife and I would like to have a group dinner for Thanksgiving. Can anyone recommend some restaurants that prepare a Thanksgiving meal with all of the trimmings and do it well ?

Thanks

Several, but I would choose either Manix or La Huevo Posada where you will get lots of good food. Watch the Guadalajara Reporter for ads. There may be one in this weeks, but I'm not sure.

La Nueva Posada

The way it was explained here it sounds like the egg place. The Nueva Posada is very well known for its' thanksgiving dinners, book early. There are two sittings.

And I thought that The Egg Posada was a new addition to the Ajijic dining scene.

CheenaGringo wrote:And I thought that The Egg Posada was a new addition to the Ajijic dining scene.

So did I, hence the correction, although huevo is masculine, el huevo. BTW there was a rather infamous thread sometime back regarding the uses of the word huevo and its many derivatives. Hilarious.

Salvador's is having a full Thanksgiving Dinner for 170 pesos with both Turkey and Ham and lots of other goodies too.

Armando's is having a Thanksgiving Dinner for 240 pesos - 2 seatings.

Funny thing - a very similar post recently showed up on MexConnect with "Johninajijic" as the author. Could this be a reincarnation of northernguy?

CheenaGringo wrote:Funny thing - a very similar post recently showed up on MexConnect with "Johninajijic" as the author. Could this be a reincarnation of northernguy?

northernguy is dead as of a couple months ago. I went to his funeral.

Yes, I do post similar things on both forums as you know. haha

I did Manix the other year and it was good.

Intercasa wrote:I did Manix the other year and it was good.

We did Manix one year that we didn't go to the beach. I believe it was a buffet and was very good. Hector, the owner was there serving. He likes to make sure everything is done right.

joec wrote: We did Manix one year that we didn't go to the beach. .

Weren't you up for the drive that year? I hear it takes far less time these days.

seisdedos wrote:

joec wrote: We did Manix one year that we didn't go to the beach. .

Weren't you up for the drive that year? I hear it takes far less time these days.

We only drove once to PV. We used to take the buses with our group of friends. As far as taking less time, you are talking about Manzanillo. It still takes 5.5 hours to PV. I'll report back on my driving time there this year without breaking speed records. I'll probably drive about 110 kmh.