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Glad you liked the beat! We feel music is the hardest piece to our videos! We love to put music that corresponds with certain places. This vlog fun and simple but never boring 🕺
This old lady loves your music selection! Heading to live either in Queretaro, Dolores de Hidalgo or SMA in a couple years. Wherever I can find a piece of land for me and my (too many?nah.)😸🐶 rescues to end our days.
I've been considering Querétaro for a longer stay as well, so I'm looking forward to your upcoming videos! I appreciate your unique take on places in Mexico (and the history).
It makes us so happy you like our take on our videos. We are always curious and like to vlog on what we learn and we hope others like our content because we love learning our history 🤓
We love chickpea and lentils and in mercados they are offered more often than many people realize. Saludos Banana patch we will be on the look out for more vegan options.
@@EatBailaTravel, SLP just has a feel and vibe about it that we liked. It seemed to us that the people are a little more friendly in SLP. I think Queretaro has a younger population than SLP. I also think things are a little more expensive in Queretaro. you can't go wrong with either choice though. -Marc
So good to see all kinds of people coming to our country and it’s equally nice to see young people de La Raza returning & realizing that Mexico is the jewel of North America. I grew up in Canada, glad I grew up there glad I left hen I did, and after 12 years back, no regrets. Canada is beautiful but Mexico is special. Bienvenidas!
We have an Airbnb rented for a month in January of 2023 one bedroom apartment with kitchen all utilities, bedroom full service kitchen pool, and terrace in city center for 21 dollars a day!
January of 2023 or 2022? Where is your apartment located? We met a local yesterday that pays the same amount as we do for a two floor condo with two bedrooms and it's just north of centro.
We are still trying to figure that out, Queretaro has made it very tough because we love Mérida but Queretaro's weather and location in the middle of Mexico make it very intriguing. We will be uploading a video comparing both cities after we spend a month in Queretaro.
Depends what your looking for. For the beach and coastal living with the heat but lower cost of living, Merida. Queretaro for all the reasons mentioned in this video. For me Queretaro!
Great video! I LOVE that you are a Latino couple from the US exploring Mexico!!! What a refreshing POV for TH-cam videos. I love your mix of Spanish and English and how you translate. You should check out La Karencita’s videos. She is based in Queretaro. I will be in CDMX next week. Then on to San Miguel de Allende. I will definitely be checking out Queretaro. Please keep your videos coming!
Thank you so much for commenting! we decided to start to this channel because we want to inspire other Latinos to do the same. Our channel is one of the few (if not the only!) travel channels by mexican-americans.Our cultural backgrounds, languages, and upbringing inform the way we travel. We use our strengths to build a bridge between 2 countries who are often at odds with one another, and to build a community for those who can relate to the “ni de aquí ni de allá”. We are in the process of collaborating with “La Karencita” she and her husband are awesome! We’ve been hanging out and brainstorming to make sure we make a good video together. Thank for for the support saludos! If you ever have any suggestions feel free to comment on any of our videos
@@EatBailaTravel I love it and can totally relate to no de aqui ni de allá! I am sure you are one of the few channels because I have hunted down any and all brown content creators representing travel and it’s been pretty scarce. It makes me so sad because so many of the people within our own communities are afraid to explore the lands of their ancestors!! 😓 So I see what you are doing as vital work in healing some pain that goes back for generations. Anyway, I am a patron of La Karencita and would happily support you as well.
@@AngelAviles happy to inform you that we have just opened a patreon account we just added a Halloween special and look forward to Some cool videos for patreon. Thank you for the motivating us to open an account saludos. You can find us at www.patreon.com/eatbailatravel
It had been so long since we’d danced we missed it so much. It was good that the social was early from 7-10pm because if it was later we wouldn’t have attended.
Just spent a week there, and it's quite pleasant and safe. But, as it's not very large and diverse, I don't know that i could live there long term. Possibly I would get bored and look to move to a bigger place (Guadalajara or Mexico City) within a year or two.
A whole month - that's awesome. You should get a good sense of what it's really like there in that time, especially with the way you guys explore. And that walk into Centro was the perfect way to kick off your stay. Did you say SIXTEEN $ per day for the Airbnb??? Fabrica De Chocolate looks AMAZING! Mmm, espresso & chocolate - right up our alley. 🤤 Aw, it's great to see you dancing again! More of that, please!
So far we love it! And yes a whole month yes 16$ a night on Airbnb had we booked it with more time perhaps it would’ve been cheaper. Y’all have to check this city out someday it’s very nice! We plan to go out dancing tonight too! We hope all is well with you both!
There are a lot and all over the city. We are not in centro and the bike lanes reach all the way out to us . Thanks for watching great questions! We will figure out the recreational riding outside of town.
I just “discovered “ your channel and I love your energy and your sense of adventure. As I was watching your video on San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato, I was going to suggest that you come visit Querétaro. My husband and I have been here for 2 months and love it. I’m happy to send you suggestions and ideas of where to go while you’re here. Definitely plan a trip to Pena de Bernal, Tequisquiapan and Sierra Gorda. Locally, check out the Mirador for an awesome view of Los Arcos, go to Cerveceria Hercules for local cervezas, go wine and cheese tasting…..so much to do here! So many interesting colonias and lots of history. Definitely try the enchiladas queretanas. I’m so glad you guys are enjoying Querétaro.
That’s awesome that you’ve been here for two months. Where did you love from? if you don’t mind us asking.Thank you so much for the suggestions we’ve already jotted them down and plan to check out some of them. But for sure the wine and cheese for our wine vlog project. We’ve been recommended the Hercules brewery we’ll check it out. Thank you so much for your positive words on our videos. Feel free suggest any video ideas or places you’d like to see. And also feel free to share our videos with anyone who might find them interesting. Saludos!
Mexico is so big and has so many great places to visit. We were in Guadalajara for 2 months and loved it. The food is amazing. The tequila is the best. So, I recommend checking it out, and their pueblo mágicos. Another really cool place to visit is San Sebastián del Oeste in Jalisco. You can hike up La Bufa and on a clear day you can see all the way to Puerto Vallarta. Plus they are known for their coffee and a drink called Raicilla made from a wild agave that grows in the area. So, I’m Mexican-American from California. But I’ve been in Phoenix for the past 14 years. Now in Querétaro. But my family is from Sinaloa and Guadalajara.
Enjoyed your video in Queretaro. My good friends from Tangerine Travels are now living there. You should reach out to them to meet up. They are very nice. As are you although we’ve never met.
@@EatBailaTravel Let me know if you need me to put in a good word for you. They helped my small channel a ton. You guys are going to be big very soon. All you need is a simple mention from them.
Your question is spot on! We are releasing a video tonight at 7pm central time to share details on cost of living in Querétaro. In this video here we stayed at an Airbnb that cost about $25 usd a night but in tonight’s video we share the cost of renting an apartment/house for a different price. Hope you can check it out!
Great video! When you get a chance, try a really good restaurant called La Hoja on Avenida Constituyentes, near the Plaza de Toros ... we like to go there for Sunday breakfast. Wonderful food, attentive service, and a pleasant atmosphere. Jorge, our dog Buddy, and I are moving form Dallas, Texas, to Querétaro in 11 weeks. Super excited! We will rent a house in the community of Zibatá, about 15 minutes by car northeast of the centro histórico. ¡Saludos! Pepe (my adopted name in Spanish). :-)
Awesome! That community is right above Refugio right? We want to check that area out. What do you recommend we try La hoja? Wish you the best on your transition to Mexico. If you don’t mind us asking, what attracted you Querétaro?
Howdy again! Yes, Zibatá is above El Refugio and across the highway and up a bit from Zakia. We love the community of Zibatá for our dog Buddy … with its parks and green spaces … the residents are nice, too. We do like the centro histórico as well … and nearby Barrio La Cruz with its joyas ocultas (hidden gems). :-) We were drawn to Querétaro for its cleanliness, the fact it is a safe city, and the people - los queretanos - are genuinely friendly and down-to-earth. About three hours from Querétaro City - up in the mountains of the Sierra Gorda - there are some beautiful areas. To us, the whole state is lovely. We have a lot of the state we have not yet visited, but we will! We like San Luis Potosí, too (the capital city and other regions of the state … the town of Xilitla is beautiful). As for La Hoja, the chilaquiles are really good … in fact, everything on the menu is great! ¡Saludos! Pepe
You should check out the Museo de Arte close to Jardín Gurrero (even if you're not into museums, the architecture is amazing). Also El Cerrito and Bernal... you can easily catch a bus there from the bus station. If you want to get a bit further outside of the city you guys might want to check out Mineral de Pozos
Looking at the comments, I realize I made a mistake in my comment. I thought you had said $60 a day (now I see that you said 16). However, if you want your own place, the apartment we rented is still affordable and convenient.
My new home on 11/2/2021. Adios Waukegan. Stay safe and blessed. (Queretaro, Mexico) millions to migrants.. Americans??? Lives are lost anyway by bullets.Please be careful, who you trust, and that means relatives also. Evil is evil, and you must be alert. The evil demon closes to you, will eliminate you for life insurance and other assets. Trust GOD as #1, and you are blessed, if you have a trusted friend or friends. Put a d before anger, and you get danger. Do not argue with anyone, but always be ready to protect yourselves, if attacked. ..Power to the PEOPLE!
@@EatBailaTravel I do! I live in the Corregidora area. My studio has everything included and a king size bed and maid service. A fantastic view of all of the city. I order groceries from La Comer for home delivery of groceries, Walmart has messed up by not coming to my home, and this is the Plaza de Toros Walmart.
Subtitles worked perfect. Kevin, wear a hat protect that nose. Jenny, love the braids. Have fun. And you keep eating like that you will need 20,000 steps a day!
Sweet! Glad they worked last time it was a pain to do them all over. Yea we’re upping our steps per day and lower our energy intake 😂 that day we walked and danced close to 40k the next day we were zombies
It compares in climate and industrial opportunities but Queretaro’s infrastructure seems more advance and it’s cleaner. San Luis Potosí’s centro seems bigger and it’s park tangamanga is super awesome! Not sure if Querétaro offers the same amount of green space San Luis does but San Luis traffic is horrible and it’s infrastructure needs lots of development.
@@EatBailaTravel What cities have you heard has the perfect weather. I’ve heard the locals say there’s one city better than the rest, but I don’t remember the name of the city.
@@Byron4RollTide well weather depends for everyone. We’ve heard Querétaro, Michoacán, Guanajuato and San Luis having perfect weather. But we love hot and humid weather 😂 but Merida is a little too much .
Another well-done video & I look forward to the rest of your Querétaro videos--it looks like a really attractive place. I don't know if y'all ever do collaborations with other TH-camrs but if you do you might try to connect with Alex (f) from the "Backpacking Brunette" channel. She's been in Querétaro for at least a year and can probably help steer you to some good sights & activities, and maybe you can help each others' channels.
We have not done a collaboration in a long time but that would be nice. We’d love to collaborate with others well reach out to her even if it’s just to network. Thank you for the suggestion.
I am so glad you guys started with a long walk to the centro because I saw from other TH-camrs that Querétaro was too suburban and that you need a car to get around if you don't live in Centro. Watching the beginning of the video, Querétaro looks really walkable! Is the climate there comfortable to do long walks like that? I'm in Merida and I know you guys are aware that a 20 minute walk here sometimes feels like an hour because of this heat lol so I'm interested to know if Querétaro is the kind of place where walking around all day or even semi long distances is comfortable?
Hi Eileen! We walked from an eastern suburb at midday and the weather was perfect. The sun was very intense but what else can we expect from a midway walk, in Merida there’s no way you can walk at midday. The entire walk to the centro had a bike lane and public transportation was also available. The bus stations are super modern and they seem easy to take. After dancing around 9ish we walked all the way back to our place. And we felt safe the entire time. So as of now we love that, we can only speak for the suburb we are in. There’s also well known suburbs northwest and north east of Querétaro we will check those out too.
You should try ‘pedos de monja’ and let us know how you like it🤣 I would also suggest you try Cajeta from Celaya, GTO which is about 25 minutes away but they’ve had safety concerns lately, although I know some people who were just there and they said it was fine ✌️ PS. I really liked your video on Dolores Hidalgo for Mexican Independence Day and I tried to write a comment but TH-cam had an issue with their technology🤷🏻♂️ Se cuidan 😁
We plan to make a video on cajeta someday. We love it so much so thanks for the location idea. Glad you liked Dolores Video we have another one coming up soon to follow up our independence video. Thank you so much for watching our independence video we’re glad you liked it.
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Nothin' wrong with "simple," this was great! (p.s., did you say "nun fart?" why? 🤣)
We’ve seen a lot of signs that selling “Nun Farts” 😂 “Pedos de monja” we’re gonna have to check it out
1:33 i'm soooo groovin to the beat.......seriously
Glad you liked the beat! We feel music is the hardest piece to our videos! We love to put music that corresponds with certain places. This vlog fun and simple but never boring 🕺
@@EatBailaTravel You definitely made a great choice!!
Good choice to live, it is the best city in all of Mexico, my Queretaro ... pura vida Nocturna...!!! Greetings from Los Angeles CA,
Hola! Yes, we think it just might be 😊 gracias por comentar, saludos a LA!
This old lady loves your music selection! Heading to live either in Queretaro, Dolores de Hidalgo or SMA in a couple years. Wherever I can find a piece of land for me and my (too many?nah.)😸🐶 rescues to end our days.
Thank you for complimenting out music selection we try our best to make our videos fun and music is a good part of it.
What a nice intro you had to Queretaro!
we fell in love with it very quickly from here! 😁
I will be moving there on 11/2/2021. Excellent videos..thank you. Enjoy..
Awesome enjoy your move! You’re gonna love it
I've been considering Querétaro for a longer stay as well, so I'm looking forward to your upcoming videos! I appreciate your unique take on places in Mexico (and the history).
It makes us so happy you like our take on our videos. We are always curious and like to vlog on what we learn and we hope others like our content because we love learning our history 🤓
Like your vlog DEAR ❤️❤️👈👈
Thanks! ❤️
Great video, guys! We love Querétaro. We'll be there in a few weeks. It'd be great to meet up. ¡Saludos!
Thanks for watching! That would be great saludos!
Vegan food ….those chickpea tacos make me happy !
We love chickpea and lentils and in mercados they are offered more often than many people realize. Saludos Banana patch we will be on the look out for more vegan options.
Vegan food in Mexico is a not so easy find. Much improvising needed or prepare at home.
Very great work at the topic of your video, nice story telling and boundless wisdom shared .
Truly beautiful , new subscribers from Fiza & Roman
HI Fiza and Roman thank you for watching! We truly appreciate it! Do you have youtube channel as well?
We've been to Queretaro twice and loved it. Kevin and Jenny, another beautifully done video.-Marc
Thank you Marc! How did you end up choosing SLP as your future home?
@@EatBailaTravel, SLP just has a feel and vibe about it that we liked. It seemed to us that the people are a little more friendly in SLP. I think Queretaro has a younger population than SLP. I also think things are a little more expensive in Queretaro. you can't go wrong with either choice though. -Marc
Que casualidad! I am arriving there tomorrow
Awesome!! Safe travels! Where are you arriving from?
@@EatBailaTravel Guanajuato. Already leaving again tomorrow to San Miguel before leaving for Tijuana on Saturday.
So good to see all kinds of people coming to our country and it’s equally nice to see young people de La Raza returning & realizing that Mexico is the jewel of North America. I grew up in Canada, glad I grew up there glad I left hen I did, and after 12 years back, no regrets. Canada is beautiful but Mexico is special. Bienvenidas!
Thanks, M R.! Mexico truly is special. ¡Viva México 🇲🇽!
I am so glad you guys are there. This place is on my list for future retirement
We will let you know what we think! So far so good, the weather is great!
@@EatBailaTravel
Weather, walkability and things to do. Fresh fruit and vegetables markets are a plus too
Thanks
Retirement for sure.
Hello Anita, Queretaro is on the top of my list. Are you living in Mexico or planning to in the near future?
@@sesomnoslen5729 I am planning on retiring 8n Mexico and have a few places to visit in December or next year
wow
Thanks for watching!
We have an Airbnb rented for a month in January of 2023 one bedroom apartment with kitchen all utilities, bedroom full service kitchen pool, and terrace in city center for 21 dollars a day!
January of 2023 or 2022? Where is your apartment located? We met a local yesterday that pays the same amount as we do for a two floor condo with two bedrooms and it's just north of centro.
@@EatBailaTravel The apartment is Departamento "TUCÁN" Centro Histórico, It is a few blocks east from the huge park off of 200!
@@EatBailaTravel January 2023. The wife and I will be able to retire after that and we are waiting for SSI and pension checks to kick in!
🧐Which is better to live, Queretaro or Merida? Gracias chicos!
We are still trying to figure that out, Queretaro has made it very tough because we love Mérida but Queretaro's weather and location in the middle of Mexico make it very intriguing. We will be uploading a video comparing both cities after we spend a month in Queretaro.
@@EatBailaTravel thanks
Depends what your looking for. For the beach and coastal living with the heat but lower cost of living, Merida. Queretaro for all the reasons mentioned in this video. For me Queretaro!
I love this.city.
So do we 😊
Thanks for the video! Do people dress formally there?
Glad you liked it. Dress formal where to dance? Or just in general?
@@EatBailaTravel Just in general, in stores, the street and public places in general?
I think all attire is accepted it’s hard to say it’s all formal when formal can be different for everyone.
@@EatBailaTravel Thanks!
Querétaro is great! What bars did u go to to see nfl?
We went to Quintana bar, brewer Gastro pub. Check out this cool video on bars
th-cam.com/video/8o7wIodNP8g/w-d-xo.html
Like from Russia....)) will be watching you... Thank you for your videos)
Thank you! Saludos all the way to Russia!
Great video! I LOVE that you are a Latino couple from the US exploring Mexico!!! What a refreshing POV for TH-cam videos. I love your mix of Spanish and English and how you translate. You should check out La Karencita’s videos. She is based in Queretaro. I will be in CDMX next week. Then on to San Miguel de Allende. I will definitely be checking out Queretaro. Please keep your videos coming!
Thank you so much for commenting! we decided to start to this channel because we want to inspire other Latinos to do the same. Our channel is one of the few (if not the only!) travel channels by mexican-americans.Our cultural backgrounds, languages, and upbringing inform the way we travel. We use our strengths to build a bridge between 2 countries who are often at odds with one another, and to build a community for those who can relate to the “ni de aquí ni de allá”.
We are in the process of collaborating with “La Karencita” she and her husband are awesome! We’ve been hanging out and brainstorming to make sure we make a good video together. Thank for for the support saludos! If you ever have any suggestions feel free to comment on any of our videos
@@EatBailaTravel I love it and can totally relate to no de aqui ni de allá! I am sure you are one of the few channels because I have hunted down any and all brown content creators representing travel and it’s been pretty scarce. It makes me so sad because so many of the people within our own communities are afraid to explore the lands of their ancestors!! 😓 So I see what you are doing as vital work in healing some pain that goes back for generations. Anyway, I am a patron of La Karencita and would happily support you as well.
@@AngelAviles happy to inform you that we have just opened a patreon account we just added a Halloween special and look forward to Some cool videos for patreon. Thank you for the motivating us to open an account saludos. You can find us at
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It’s great to see you guys in Queretaro!
Feels great to be here! So far so good!
Loved that you guys still had the energy to dance. 💃🕺
It had been so long since we’d danced we missed it so much. It was good that the social was early from 7-10pm because if it was later we wouldn’t have attended.
Just spent a week there, and it's quite pleasant and safe. But, as it's not very large and diverse, I don't know that i could live there long term. Possibly I would get bored and look to move to a bigger place (Guadalajara or Mexico City) within a year or two.
Querétaro is beautiful that’s for sure. We would take Queretaro over Guadalajara any day but we agree there’s only so much you can do.
@@EatBailaTravel Qué, Guad no les gustó? 🤔
A whole month - that's awesome. You should get a good sense of what it's really like there in that time, especially with the way you guys explore. And that walk into Centro was the perfect way to kick off your stay. Did you say SIXTEEN $ per day for the Airbnb??? Fabrica De Chocolate looks AMAZING! Mmm, espresso & chocolate - right up our alley. 🤤 Aw, it's great to see you dancing again! More of that, please!
So far we love it! And yes a whole month yes 16$ a night on Airbnb had we booked it with more time perhaps it would’ve been cheaper. Y’all have to check this city out someday it’s very nice! We plan to go out dancing tonight too! We hope all is well with you both!
Is there a lot of dedicated bicycle lanes around town. How bout recreational riding outside of town? Nice tour, enjoyed your informative scope.
There are a lot and all over the city. We are not in centro and the bike lanes reach all the way out to us . Thanks for watching great questions! We will figure out the recreational riding outside of town.
I think tou guys are goimg ro love queretaro.
So far we are very impressed!
I just “discovered “ your channel and I love your energy and your sense of adventure. As I was watching your video on San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato, I was going to suggest that you come visit Querétaro. My husband and I have been here for 2 months and love it. I’m happy to send you suggestions and ideas of where to go while you’re here. Definitely plan a trip to Pena de Bernal, Tequisquiapan and Sierra Gorda. Locally, check out the Mirador for an awesome view of Los Arcos, go to Cerveceria Hercules for local cervezas, go wine and cheese tasting…..so much to do here! So many interesting colonias and lots of history. Definitely try the enchiladas queretanas. I’m so glad you guys are enjoying Querétaro.
That’s awesome that you’ve been here for two months. Where did you love from? if you don’t mind us asking.Thank you so much for the suggestions we’ve already jotted them down and plan to check out some of them. But for sure the wine and cheese for our wine vlog project. We’ve been recommended the Hercules brewery we’ll check it out. Thank you so much for your positive words on our videos. Feel free suggest any video ideas or places you’d like to see. And also feel free to share our videos with anyone who might find them interesting. Saludos!
Mexico is so big and has so many great places to visit. We were in Guadalajara for 2 months and loved it. The food is amazing. The tequila is the best. So, I recommend checking it out, and their pueblo mágicos. Another really cool place to visit is San Sebastián del Oeste in Jalisco. You can hike up La Bufa and on a clear day you can see all the way to Puerto Vallarta. Plus they are known for their coffee and a drink called Raicilla made from a wild agave that grows in the area.
So, I’m Mexican-American from California. But I’ve been in Phoenix for the past 14 years. Now in Querétaro. But my family is from Sinaloa and Guadalajara.
Enjoyed your video in Queretaro. My good friends from Tangerine Travels are now living there. You should reach out to them to meet up. They are very nice. As are you although we’ve never met.
That’s right! They do live here in Querétaro let’s see if they respond to our message to meet up one of these days.
Alex @ Backpacking Brunette lives in Querétaro as well. She’s visiting Europe on Holiday now.✌️
There’s another TH-camr that I follow called ‘backpacking brunette’ but I believe she went on vacation to Europe for a couple months 🤷🏻♂️ ni modo
@@EatBailaTravel Let me know if you need me to put in a good word for you. They helped my small channel a ton. You guys are going to be big very soon. All you need is a simple mention from them.
We’ve seen the backpacking brunette videos and she has great content. We would have loved to meet up with her.
If you don’t mind me asking how much is a place to stay in it for the month
Your question is spot on! We are releasing a video tonight at 7pm central time to share details on cost of living in Querétaro. In this video here we stayed at an Airbnb that cost about $25 usd a night but in tonight’s video we share the cost of renting an apartment/house for a different price. Hope you can check it out!
Great video! When you get a chance, try a really good restaurant called La Hoja on Avenida Constituyentes, near the Plaza de Toros ... we like to go there for Sunday breakfast. Wonderful food, attentive service, and a pleasant atmosphere. Jorge, our dog Buddy, and I are moving form Dallas, Texas, to Querétaro in 11 weeks. Super excited! We will rent a house in the community of Zibatá, about 15 minutes by car northeast of the centro histórico. ¡Saludos! Pepe (my adopted name in Spanish). :-)
Awesome! That community is right above Refugio right? We want to check that area out. What do you recommend we try La hoja? Wish you the best on your transition to Mexico. If you don’t mind us asking, what attracted you Querétaro?
Howdy again! Yes, Zibatá is above El Refugio and across the highway and up a bit from Zakia. We love the community of Zibatá for our dog Buddy … with its parks and green spaces … the residents are nice, too. We do like the centro histórico as well … and nearby Barrio La Cruz with its joyas ocultas (hidden gems). :-) We were drawn to Querétaro for its cleanliness, the fact it is a safe city, and the people - los queretanos - are genuinely friendly and down-to-earth. About three hours from Querétaro City - up in the mountains of the Sierra Gorda - there are some beautiful areas. To us, the whole state is lovely. We have a lot of the state we have not yet visited, but we will! We like San Luis Potosí, too (the capital city and other regions of the state … the town of Xilitla is beautiful). As for La Hoja, the chilaquiles are really good … in fact, everything on the menu is great! ¡Saludos! Pepe
pia cocina libre - comida mexicano nouvelle me parece y fogon zapoteco - comida estillo oaxacan . visite qro por cinco dias en augusto
Muchísimas gracias! La comida oaxaqueña nos encanta aver si vamos por unas tlayudas
You should check out the Museo de Arte close to Jardín Gurrero (even if you're not into museums, the architecture is amazing). Also El Cerrito and Bernal... you can easily catch a bus there from the bus station. If you want to get a bit further outside of the city you guys might want to check out Mineral de Pozos
We love museums we will definitely check it out! Bernal looks out of this world. We have not heard of Mineral de Pozos we will check it out.
@@EatBailaTravel Bernal is incredible. We went on a tour and wish we had stayed overnight. We want to go back!
Cheaper to rent Airbnb monthly.
No it’s not cheaper but we didn’t have time to find an apartment
Where are you originally from in the United States?
Chicago, Illinois
Looking at the comments, I realize I made a mistake in my comment. I thought you had said $60 a day (now I see that you said 16). However, if you want your own place, the apartment we rented is still affordable and convenient.
Where is the apartment you rented? We might just look into it if we end up staying another month.
My new home on 11/2/2021. Adios Waukegan. Stay safe and blessed. (Queretaro, Mexico)
millions to migrants.. Americans???
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Thank you! You’re going to love Querétaro!
@@EatBailaTravel I do! I live in the Corregidora area. My studio has everything included and a king size bed and maid service. A fantastic view of all of the city. I order groceries from La Comer for home delivery of groceries, Walmart has messed up by not coming to my home, and this is the Plaza de Toros Walmart.
Subtitles worked perfect. Kevin, wear a hat protect that nose. Jenny, love the braids. Have fun. And you keep eating like that you will need 20,000 steps a day!
Sweet! Glad they worked last time it was a pain to do them all over. Yea we’re upping our steps per day and lower our energy intake 😂 that day we walked and danced close to 40k the next day we were zombies
If you are considering moving to Mexico. Querétaro would be a good choice.✌️
So far so good we like the weather and delicious food.
@@EatBailaTravel How does it compare to San Luis Potosí.
It compares in climate and industrial opportunities but Queretaro’s infrastructure seems more advance and it’s cleaner. San Luis Potosí’s centro seems bigger and it’s park tangamanga is super awesome! Not sure if Querétaro offers the same amount of green space San Luis does but San Luis traffic is horrible and it’s infrastructure needs lots of development.
@@EatBailaTravel What cities have you heard has the perfect weather.
I’ve heard the locals say there’s one city better than the rest, but I don’t remember the name of the city.
@@Byron4RollTide well weather depends for everyone. We’ve heard Querétaro, Michoacán, Guanajuato and San Luis having perfect weather. But we love hot and humid weather 😂 but Merida is a little too much .
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Another well-done video & I look forward to the rest of your Querétaro videos--it looks like a really attractive place. I don't know if y'all ever do collaborations with other TH-camrs but if you do you might try to connect with Alex (f) from the "Backpacking Brunette" channel. She's been in Querétaro for at least a year and can probably help steer you to some good sights & activities, and maybe you can help each others' channels.
We have not done a collaboration in a long time but that would be nice. We’d love to collaborate with others well reach out to her even if it’s just to network. Thank you for the suggestion.
I am so glad you guys started with a long walk to the centro because I saw from other TH-camrs that Querétaro was too suburban and that you need a car to get around if you don't live in Centro. Watching the beginning of the video, Querétaro looks really walkable! Is the climate there comfortable to do long walks like that? I'm in Merida and I know you guys are aware that a 20 minute walk here sometimes feels like an hour because of this heat lol so I'm interested to know if Querétaro is the kind of place where walking around all day or even semi long distances is comfortable?
Hi Eileen! We walked from an eastern suburb at midday and the weather was perfect. The sun was very intense but what else can we expect from a midway walk, in Merida there’s no way you can walk at midday. The entire walk to the centro had a bike lane and public transportation was also available. The bus stations are super modern and they seem easy to take. After dancing around 9ish we walked all the way back to our place. And we felt safe the entire time. So as of now we love that, we can only speak for the suburb we are in. There’s also well known suburbs northwest and north east of Querétaro we will check those out too.
You should try ‘pedos de monja’ and let us know how you like it🤣
I would also suggest you try Cajeta from Celaya, GTO which is about 25 minutes away but they’ve had safety concerns lately, although I know some people who were just there and they said it was fine ✌️
PS. I really liked your video on Dolores Hidalgo for Mexican Independence Day and I tried to write a comment but TH-cam had an issue with their technology🤷🏻♂️ Se cuidan 😁
We plan to make a video on cajeta someday. We love it so much so thanks for the location idea. Glad you liked Dolores Video we have another one coming up soon to follow up our independence video. Thank you so much for watching our independence video we’re glad you liked it.
Queretaro is OK. Guanajuato.... Good luck. Stay Away!
Everyone got their spot!
One more youtuber and this time 2 confused Latinos describing Queretaro in English... Enough!!!!!
Please, tell us what we're confused about