USA & Canada: (602) 288-8966 | En Mexico: (638) 383-0700
USA & Canada: (602) 288-8966 | En Mexico: (638) 383-0700
To the list of Rocky Point’s fine taco stands, excellent sea food spots, and picturesque dive bars, comes something the world has been longing for.
Stuff the salad bar. We’ve got a cereal bar!
Called Cereal-ito (it means ‘a little cereal’), the place has tons of cereal boxes lining the walls. You can keep it simple, you know, sticking to Corn Flakes if you want. Or go nuts and mix two or three together. Put some cookies on top, we’re not here to be reasonable. Sprinkles? No one will stop you. Think gummy bears sounds like a good idea? Of course you don’t. Let’s do it anyway!
Sign your masterpiece by choosing just the right shade of food coloring for the milk. Voila!
Oh yeah, you COULD put, you know, bananas. Or nuts. Or other healthy stuff on there too. But I mean, come on!
You can order just a bowl of cereal. Or get extra. Or go all in for ‘Barra Libre’, and have as many bowls as you want.
Cereal-ito serves other things as well. You will find bagels, egg sandwiches, nice coffee, juices, milkshakes, and more.
Cereal-ito is a seriously cute, fun little place found on Boulevard Kino. As any cereal lover knows, this stuff ain’t just for breakfast. Cerealito is open 8 to 8 every day.
by R.Scott
Earlier this year, representatives of TAP Royal met with city and government officials in Rocky Point to discuss expanding their service from Phoenix. TAP Royal is a bus company with routes throughout the U.S. Southwest. They are an affiliate of Autobuses TAP, which maintains bus routes in Western Mexico.
The meeting with TAP Royal saw the company eager to begin service to Puerto Peñasco from their new terminal in Phoenix. The planned bus service did not materialize, lthough an initial launch date of Spring of this year was announced,
Currently, contacts in Rocky Point’s City Government have been informed by the bus line that September will see the start of service.
At this point, there is no word on pricing. For example, traveling from Phoenix to Las Vegas is around $40 USD.
June first is Dia de La Marina in Mexico. A wreath is laid in the Ocean, to remember those who were lost at sea. Mayor Ernesto Munro and his Linda were on hand with many dignitaries.
Many local ships join in. It is customary for them to take members of the community out to be a part of the event, free of charge.
