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One of the best, um, "Mexicanish" meals I ever had was in LA, it was red snapper and something.

That's a dish you can get up and down both Coasts of Mexico. My favorite prep for that would be something out of Oaxaca, probably.

I'm heading to the Great White North in about a week and a half. I got a nice little Airbnb on a cliff overlooking Lake Erie. It's a little town at the southernmost point of Canada named Colchester. I was looking for something new to do in my summer off weeks and stumbled across this. It's only a 4.5 hour drive, I can take my dog, there's plenty of golf courses in the immediate area, and 5-6 wineries as well. I've been to a lot of places south of the US but never to America's Hat. 

We went to a place that's basically right around the corner last night that opened back in November. 

It's called Xclusive Mexican Seafood, and we went there DESPITE the name, because the Yelp reviews were good. 

It was actually quite good. 

I ordered Mojarra Frita, a whole fried fish with crackly crispy skin and flaky white interior, which came with tortillas, beans, rice, and the taco fixings (guac, sour cream, pico). Really delicious. 

We'll definitely be back there. 

Took 28 trips up there,12 of my 1st 13 yrs pretty much. Then started back to Ontario and Quebec until 2000. Always loved the fishing & Canadian beers out on the deck overlooking georgeous spacely populated lakes. The Beers were much prized before the rise of the crafts. Still a safe harbor for good suds,never golfed there though but why ruin a good fishing trip - enjoy

Did you go by boat?

With the exception of a couple trips to Windsor to drink during the ages of 19-20, I've only had one Canada trip that WASN'T for work. That was Vancouver last fall.

I've gotten to see Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver for work. Calgary is basically "Cold Texas" lol.

I want to get to Montreal at some point.

Heh, I've never heard this.  They wear boots and 10-gallon hats or something?

With the exception of a couple trips to Windsor to drink during the ages of 19-20, I've only had one Canada trip that WASN'T for work. That was Vancouver last fall.

I've gotten to see Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver for work. Calgary is basically "Cold Texas" lol.

I want to get to Montreal at some point.

Us too.

Montreal and Quebec City is on our list as well.  My wife spent six months working in the former, says it's nice, but she says they talk funny.