Mis Tradiciones - Hermosillo

En el tour nos llevaron para la compra de dulces tipicos , comida y desde luego las famosas coyotas y artesanía read more En el tour nos llevaron para la compra de dulces tipicos , comida y desde luego las famosas coyotas y artesanía

Perfect size, great taste, feels like eating at home. Be sure to say hello to all read more Perfect size, great taste, feels like eating at home. Be sure to say hello to all

Everything was great!!! Some things were not on the menu but because we went late... But it did not disappoint... read more Everything was great!!! Some things were not on the menu but because we went late... But it did not disappoint...

The mis tradiciones is located in a restored historical building full of charm and ambiente, two blocks south-east of the hotel ibis in the historic quarter of... read more The mis tradiciones is located in a restored historical building full of charm and ambiente, two blocks south-east of the hotel ibis in the historic quarter of villa de seris (the oldest section of hermosillo) and offers delicious traditional Mexican cuisine. I...ordered the “Chivicanga”, which is considered a mountain of food, including shredded bun wrapped and roasted in a flour tortilla with tons salat, sour cream, shredded carrots, discs of avocado, and some kind of cheese definitiw large enough for two. my wife ordered the “Tamales Preparados” (beftamale with chili sauce) that were delicious. as an architect and city planner, I think it is important to support companies that keep a part of our history. I put a photo of the menu.

Located two (very dark at night) blocks southeast of the HOTEL IBIS in the historic district of VILLA DE SERIS (the oldest section of Hermosillo), MIS TRADICION... read more Located two (very dark at night) blocks southeast of the HOTEL IBIS in the historic district of VILLA DE SERIS (the oldest section of Hermosillo), MIS TRADICIONES offers delicious traditional Mexican food in a restored historic building full of old world charm and ambiance. I ordered the “Chivicanga” which turned out to be a mountain of food including shredded chicken wrapped and fried in a flour tortilla topped with tons of lettuce, sour cream, shredded carrots, slices of avocado, and some kind of cheese -- definitely big enough for two. My wife order the “Tamales Preparados” (beef tamales with chili sauce) which were delicious. As an architect and urban planner, I think that it is important to support businesses that preserve part of our history. I have attached a photo of the menu.