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Stock Photo of Colorful Decorative Mexican Flags in Streets of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Get a taste of the best Mexican Street Snacks. Here's how to find them, what they're called, and where to get them | The Creative Adventurer

Colorful Decorative Mexican Flags in Streets of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Where can you take the best photos in Mexico City? We’ve listed the most beautiful and interesting places for architecture, culture and street photography in CDMX.

Travelling to Mexico City, the first moment you step off the airplane and out into the city, you will pass by hundreds of street food stalls. From the moment you get into your uber and ride in from the airport your sense will be set alight. You'll pass hundreds of aluminum roadside eateries and bicyclists

Esquites is very similar to another popular street food, elotes. The main difference elote is Mexican corn served on the cob. While esquites is a dish created using loose corn kernels. However, everyone who makes esquites finds a way to add their own personal touches. Another common variation of esquites includes cotija cheese which tastes like feta cheese. #mexicanfood #mexico #streetfood #recipes #streetfood #esquites #elotes #amigofoods

Elote is a traditional street food in Mexico. In America, it is typically called Mexican street corn. It is corn on the cob charred on an open grill and smothered in cheese, a cream sauce, and chipotle seasoning and insanely delicious. The perfect side for any barbecue or summer get-together!

Mexico City is full of incredible indoor and outdoor markets that sell just about everything you can imagine.

This is one of the scenes in view as you approach the main square in San Miguel.