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Posted May 18, 2021 by shanu83397

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So, you genuinely feel you'd like an adventure living and working in a foreign country. You may like the idea of Mexico for the many conveniences and opportunities our south of the border neighbor has to offer. But just how do you choose what part of the country to consider? How do the major areas compare? What are some of the best areas to live and work? Here is Mexico's best city to live and work - Mexico City.
Selection Factors
The selection is based on several factors including; number of job possibilities, size of the metro area, availability of affordable housing, variety of cultural and social activities, educational prospects, food, restaurant and dining options, overall quality of life, availability of public transportation in the metro area and to other locales among others. While this recommendation is not meant to be exclusive and doesn't indicate that other areas / cities would not be good choices, it does provide a jumping off point for those still on the fence in their decision-making efforts to take the plunge and start living and working, teaching English for example, way, way down south.
Mexico City
At a whopping 25 million people and counting, how could the world's largest metropolis NOT take the number one spot? Everything you can imagine (and quite a number of things you wouldn't imagine) is to be found within the scope of a city that seems to go on forever. From the arts to the historic Zocalo, there's little lacking to stimulate your mind, heart and spirit. All this and a seemingly endless demand for native English-speaking teachers, translators, interpreters, proofreaders, researchers, teaching interns, computer specialists, word processors, professors and a continual stream of English-literate or bi-lingual professionals.
The latest, the greatest, the best and almost everything in between exist to serve and be served. The hub of Mexico's vast reaches, all roads lead to and from the concrete and cobblestone-paved Zocalo that dates back to Aztec times. With its fast, cheap, efficient (and packed) metro system you can reach virtually any point in this urban sprawl in less than an hour of stomach-rumbling speed. To see up 50 English-teaching or English language-based job listings at one time in the English language Mexico News is not unheard of. Most teachers can get a full time job working here the same week (often the same day or two) that they arrive. Talk about overkill.
Have you ever eaten chicken feet? How about barbequed chicken necks? What? I thought not. So, while you're in Cuautla you'll have your chance. Don't miss it! Now here's what you need to do:
Hozel Colon
Address: Main Plaza
Phone: 352 - 2186
The premiere place for people-watching smack dab on the Zocalo. Meals are of local fare and modestly priced. The day's offerings are written on a standing menu posted right out front on the sidewalk complete with prices. The wall-less dining area is just an extension of the Zocalo sidewalk, so you could spend hours here just sippin' "Jamaica" and winkin' at the passers-by. And there'll be plenty. It's an excellent "first stop" on your Cuautla tour. While you're at it, pick up a copy of "THE NEWS", Mexico's premiere English language newspaper or, in Spanish, "El Sol de Cuautla", both on sale just a few steps away at the news stand in front of the restaurant.
The Plaza Galeana
Address: at the corner of Los Bravos and Estrada Bollas
At this shopping plaza and gallery, there are a number of little eateries at budget prices featuring everything from pizza to fried chicken and roast turkey. There are juice bars, ice cream shops and a couple of discos for the teeny-boppers (called "coca-colos" in Spanish). If you're not sure what you want to eat, or it's late, just drop by here and stroll around until you find something you like. (to EAT, that is!)
On Los Bravos, the street leading north from the Zocalo to the Plaza Galeana, there are likewise several shops and a couple of fairly good restaurants to tempt your palette.
Rosticero de Pollos
Address: Calle 2 de Mayo and Zemano
(half a block up the street from the Hotel España and one block from the Hotel Colon)
If you've never eaten chicken feet or roast chicken necks, here's the place you can correct that fault. Served piping hot right off the rotisserie, bursting with flavor and CHEAP at 10 pesos for a dozen, it's an experience you'll never forget. It'll make a great story to tell your grandchildren! "Did I ever tell you about the time I ate chicken feet in Cuautla? Zapata's rebel forces were headquartered just down the road you see, and ..."
Jugos Y Tortas Alameda
Address: Galeano at the corner of Ferraro
A veggies-only restaurant that serves such delicious specialties as "Omelet Huitlacoche" and platters of Chilaquiles, nopales (cactus) and an assortment of "tortas" for 7 to 26 pesos. Servings are plentiful and tasty even for non-vegetarians like me. A selection of juices in combinations having medicinal properties are also offered. The juice combinations and their specific benefits are written up on plaques hung around the restaurant walls.
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Last Updated May 18, 2021