what's there to say but that it's a landmark to get your bearings. simple and not too fancy. during…read morethe daytime it stands out and u can use it to gather the tour bus or the froup of friends you're traveling with across the border for the curios & souvenirs. Another landmark is the huge Mexican flag. And now on to the delicious tacos al pastor! Viva Mexico!

It sucks that this place is open on Saturdays but they don't do a whole lot of transactions. The…read morestaff is friendly but for some reason they gate keep their bank manager with evasive answers about his name and claiming they are out of business cards. I wish it were possible to bank here and be able to bank using the same account in the US. Eh well, I still like this place, it easy to find and access.

Entering Mexico through the San Ysidro Port of Entry on the U.S. side, also known as PedEast, was a…read moredecent experience. Located at 95 E San Ysidro Blvd, San Diego, CA 92173. The walk through an in was easy and didn't take much time at all. We took a ride share to the boarder and followed the signs and went through the interview and screening process. It was relatively easy and we got our passports stamped which was exciting as well. Also called or referred to as: PedEast US San Ysidro Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian East Peatonal San Ysidro

Some of the port authority police that work here are soo unbelievably prejudice. I was genuinely…read moreshocked by the treatment and blatant dismissiveness. Purposefully moving super slow. While the other lines move effortlessly and I didn't think he did it on purpose until he gave me and my friend the dirtiest look. Looked us up and down and literally left his post to stand near a wall and drink water -- I had to beg the other person to let me through and pretend like I had to pee. Full pee-pee dance. Like damn. I'm sorry that my skin is brown ‍