Pizza in Mexico, really? Well believe it or not the very best pizza I ever ate was in central Mexico! Pizza is for the rich here, you will NEVER see a average family eating at any Italian restaurant simply because of prices. My last trip to Jalisco, Mexico was last summer and we stayed for 36 days, time of my life and have more stories from those 36 days than most people have for 5 years! Made some lifelong friends in Mexico and miss them terribly, will be going back sometime early next year if work allows a week or so away? The owner of Ajijic Tango is super entertaining and truly a great guy, he makes the experience a classic. The food is how you say in Spanish "Caseras deliciosas especialidades italianas" homemade Italian delicious specialties that make food in the U.S. taste like garbage! There are no such thing as preservatives in Central Mexico, you cant even buy Doritos at Walmart in this area, and yes there is a Walmart close by all of a sudden, very few locals seem to go there btw. To be honest even the Chinese food in this area makes anything you order in the U.S. taste terrible, I think the reason why is every ingredient is fresh from the market daily, they use natural from start to finish and each dish is made with love, sort of like you get in Sicily but in my opinion even better because the variety is MUCH greater. This area is not cheap, when you think of Mexico that is way off the beaten path you think of cheap, hell no a pizza here costs more than I pay for one in Miami, they average $28 per pie, depends on toppings and which restaurant, the best seem to be more off the beaten path. What was so cool was, after ordering a pizza pie with everything on it, the owner crossed the street to a open air market and bought the ingredients as we waited, never saw anything like that in my life and wow, was it ever worth the extra wait. That's why I love this part of Mexico and plan on buying a 2nd home here someday to use as a rental and then retire here, friendly people. almost zero crime and stunning scenery of Lake Chapala. People who don't travel and live in major cities like NY, Boston, Philly think they know what great food is, reality is they have not a clue if they don't experience other cultures. read more