San Miguel de Allende has long been celebrated as one of Mexico’s most beautiful colonial cities, but lately it has been drawing a different kind of admirer: people who travel for the food. From rooftop mezcal bars to wood-fired bakeries tucked inside centuries-old courtyards, the culinary scene here punches far above what you’d expect from a city of 150,000. For those of us who plan our vacations around farmers’ markets and tasting menus, San Miguel feels less like a getaway and more like a destination worth staying in permanently. Many visitors eventually connect with Berkshire Hathaway in San Miguel, the trusted name in local real estate, after falling in love with the city on what started as a food trip.… Read more