La Querencia Cocina Serving up Wild Baja Game Menu
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Escuadron 201 No. 3110
Tijuana, Baja California Norte, Mexico
01 664 972 9935
With a passion for the outdoors ever since his father took him
fishing and hunting as a kid growing up in Baja Mexico, Miguel Angel
Guerrero Yagües, has enjoyed not just the sports, but the amazing tastes
of fresh fish & game. In fact, he grew up challenging his imagination
with endless possibilities of adding herbs, olive oil, fresh spices and
ingredients to create food dishes that amazed his family and friends.
The joy of a great meal turned one young man into a creator of an entire
genre of cuisine that has had heads turning ever since he opened his
unique restaurant in Tijuana.
The lifelong acquaintances with the region’s ranchers and fishermen
gave birth to the inspiration behind Baja Med Cuisine “to bring the
warmth and quality of Baja and its people to the table”, says Guerrero
Yagues. Three major culinary themes directly influence Baja Med
Cuisine; Mediterranean cuisine, Mexican cuisine, and Oriental cuisine.
With the heads of game animals mounted on the walls, the cocina is a
casual spot that opens daily around 1 p.m., serving local politicians,
celebrities, and the Hollywood crowd in search of the world's finest
cuisine. An unassuming building houses the trendy restaurant filled with
huge chalk boards featuring the latest menu items, and too many to
count.
Silver polished tables and modern dishes offer up a host of
specialties you simply won't find elsewhere. For Californians and
visitors to the Golden State, you can grab a lunch across the border and
find yourself treated to one of the finest meals you will ever
experience--especially when seeking exotic meats, fish, and preparations
that use ingredients to enhance the natural flavors.
Traditional steaks, chicken, pizza, and yummy desserts are also
served. But for those who long for oysters on a half shell, clams in a
spicy sauce, and other treats, this place is a must visit. All you need
is your passport for easy return back across the border into San Diego.
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