This is as sweet as it gets! Candy store after candy store…read moreline Av 6 Oriente. There are dozens of tiny candy shops all up and down this street. It's really hard to believe that there are so many that they have a candy street here, but there's apparently demand for it! They sell all kinds of wonderful sweets here- so many of them make me jittery from all the sugar! Mexican sweets tend to be sweeter than what Americans are used to. They're packed with tons of sugar! I felt like a kid in a candy store! Personally, my favorite are the ones made from caramel and wafers of goat milk crackers. Other favorites include the jellied fruit candies, and coconut candies. I went looking for chocolate covered grasshoppers, but nobody had 'em. Most of the candies were by the kilo, but some had them sold individually, and none of the stores seemed to mind selling a few pieces for a small handful of pesos. The clerks were all friendly, but they didn't give out samples. This is the place to go for souvenirs and sweet tooths alike.

The street is famous because there are a bunch of candy shops there. To my surprise, the whole…read morestreet was actually was filled with candy shops! I thought there would only be a handful, but the whole street on both sides had only candy shops. We got a sugar cookie at one of them and then at another we got a small box of camotes (flavored sweet potato bars, a specialty of Puebla) to take home.

This place is near my house, so I used as my backyard to take out my dogs, jogging, lecture place,…read morerelaxation place. Is quite a nice place, up in the hill that changes a little bit the weather, in the week days is almost always empty (there is security tho), you can go to take a lone walk so you can be with yourself and your thoughts. Also you can take your chick for a romantic walk late in the evening. I love to take my dogs (A couple of awesome huskies) for a walk ok week days because I can to let them leashless to play because there will be no (not always) other dogs. On weekends is also nice, but a little bit more crowd tho.

I wanted to review Cinco De Mayo and then I got that suddenly Cinco feeling, when I realized it…read morewasn't on Yelp. So, I added it. Glorious holiday, popular in Mexico, and an excuse for Americans all over the USA to drink heavily. It's hard not to love it, but you can't love when it's anglicized and stolen away and turned into something else. But for all of those in Mexico I salute you and your wonderful country and this exciting holiday.