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3 years ago
during our week in zihuatanejo, we booked this cooking school for one morning and had a great time! they took us out into the markets and led us throughout zihua downtown, and we got a taste of what life is like in the village, as well as some traditional ingredients that go into everyday cooking. we got to taste and smell things sold in the markets and shops, and returned back to the patio mexical to start cooking. one thing i would say is that if you are looking for a more hands-on do it yourself cooking class, this is not the right place for you, but if you are looking for the experience and tasting, i would definitely recommend it. monica mostly taught in the form of a demonstration, but we got to chop some things while she talked. all the food she made was amazing, and we got to try chilaquiles, enchiladas, both green and red salsa, and 2 types of tortilla soup. there were not many options for my vegetarian friends, and though she had to omit meat in a few plates, it seemed like an inconvenience for her. overall great experience, and a recipe souvenier to keep! read more
11 years ago
A very nice experience during my Zihuatenejo vacation. Monica is a lovely lady and she is very passionate for cooking and very friendly. Food cooked was delicious, cost of the class was very fair (approx $25 pp) and tour of the shops and farmers market very interesting and with a few tastings too. By the way, she paid for all the tastings which is a kindness bonus, considering the fairness of her cooking class price. Hand on was on salsa and hand made tortillas. A cool idea she had is to put mirrors above her stove, so we could see exactly what she was doing without needing to stand. The group was of 7 in total, perfect. Her assistant is a very nice lady too. A lovely experience, I will be happy to do it again next time! read more
9 years ago
A class with Monica has become a holiday tradition. I've happily made and eaten fish tacos, ceviche and tiritas, salsas y tortillas, rice and frijoles, and my favorite, Molé. Instruction is in English. You get to be hands on but no one is going to be upset if you pass. The walk to the nearby Farmers Market is photogenic and very informative. Quite reasonable cost for time and quality given. A booklet of recipes and context is provided. read more
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Ntra Sra. de los Remedios S/N
Col. La Madera
40894 Guerrero
Mexico
Directions
75 511 67211
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http://www.patiomexica.com
Hours
What time does Zihuatanejo Cooking School open?
Zihuatanejo Cooking School opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Zihuatanejo Cooking School close?
Zihuatanejo Cooking School closes at 2:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Zihuatanejo Cooking School is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 2:00 PMSun Closed
Food & Alcohol
Does Zihuatanejo Cooking School serve alcohol?
Yes, Zihuatanejo Cooking School serves alcohol.
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Does Zihuatanejo Cooking School have parking?
Yes, Zihuatanejo Cooking School has parking options.
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Does Zihuatanejo Cooking School have free WiFi?
Yes, Zihuatanejo Cooking School has free WiFi.

































