Ferndale’s Main Street looks like a movie set, but those Victorian facades hide culinary treasures that would make any food lover weak at the knees. Just down the street, I stumbled upon Tuyas Mexican Restaurant, a relative newcomer to Ferndale’s food scene but already making waves with its authentic approach to Mexican cuisine. And that, perhaps, is the essence of Ferndale’s food scene—things tasting the way they’re supposed to taste, prepared by people who care deeply about their craft, in a setting that feels like a movie set but is actually an authentic, living community.