I was visiting Puerto Vallarta for the second time and I came across this restaurant as I was…read moreexploring Puerto Vallarta. I decided to stop in, and I was greeted immediately by the two ladies working that day. They were very friendly and attentive and to let them know if I had any questions. I tried their cheeseburger with fries and I also got a margarita. The food was amazing and the margarita was delicious! The ambiance was nice filled with tvs and nice sport decorations. Definitely will be back.

Had an ABSOLUTELY great time here last weekend! Great drinks but the burgers,OH THE BURGERS! My…read moreburger was so juicy and delicious! And I really liked that it came with wedges vs fries the staff was also very kind and attentive. I'll definitely be going again real soon.

Always my favorite burgers in Zona Romantica! Great selection of burgers and the fries are always…read moreperfect!

This is a busy little burger joint. The service is good, the waiters are very friendly. The menu is…read morequite expansive, and unique. I hate to give anything less than a five-star review because Derby City Burgers is a favorite of ours, but the past couple times we've been there the food has been lacking. The last two times we've been there, I've tried two different burgers and both were dry and overcooked. I ended up eating all the goodies on top of the burger, but I was unable to finish the entire meal. Maybe just a fluke...We will definitely return. Fingers crossed!

Service was friendly and the guac was good. But I did not enjoy my shrimp tacos. They use tempura…read morebatter for the shrimp tacos. And it was way too much breading for not enough shrimp. They use bigger shrimp or different breading. But the portions are good. And pride is fair. I also didn't like that I couldn't order tacos Al La Carte or mix and match. You have to commit to the full order which is 5 tacos per order. I understand not mixing and matching. But at least be able to order individual tacos.

A fun cafe in a central area with tons of great food choices for all times of day…read more We had a fruit plate which was full of fresh fruit and yogurt, and also the chicken mole enchiladas, which were a perfect amount for brunch and delicious. Also had a soy vanilla latte which was prepared very well. Service was friendly and fast, and it was nice to sit in the indoor/outdoor space of the restaurant and watch people walking by.

Stopped in here as part of the Vallarta Taco Tour A cute…read moresmall place right before La Playa Our bartender made us the best watermelon margaritas I have ever had! The ambience is definitely upscale and very comfortable Definitely worth another stop in the next time I am in the area

Bar La Playa is a MUST first-stop when visiting Zona Romantica…read more On our most recent trip to Puerto Vallarta, we wanted to spend a day in this part of the region. After looking up good places to go, Bar La Playa came up- and I'm sure glad it did! First, it's easy to get to if you're coming from North. Our Uber was easily able to drop us off without getting stuck in gridlock traffic that can affect certain roads of this area. Additionally, the location isn't a high-traffic area for tourists. That meant we were able to walk up and immediately find seats. Second, the service was top notch. I didn't get the bartenders name, but he was very welcoming, friendly, hospitable and spoke English. Just an overall cool dude and was glad to support his business. Third, the drinks were great. Finally, we were drinking 'real' drinks, not the watered down sugary stuff at the hotel. We were very satisfied with the taste of the drinks. Fourth, the prices are really good. Mexico has gotten expensive and this was a sigh of relief. You can have a great time here without feeling like you paid an arm and a leg. I highly-highly recommend making Bar La Playa your first stop when coming to this area. You're going to get great service, great drinks and all at a price that is reasonable and fair.

Nacho Daddy is just an all around great place to hang out. Some see it as a sports bar, others see…read moreit as a place to catch live music. I see it as a local bar that is constantly giving back to the community. In the year that I've been in Vallarta I've seen constant charts events held in this bar. The staff is always super friendly and quick to welcome you. The drinks are fantastic, and the food just always seems to hit the spot.

Did not eat here but came by for the charity bingo they do on Wednesday afternoon 3-6 pm. It was…read morefor the local dog and cat spay charity. Great cause and they do it every other week. We were put in their upstairs music area. Very nice set up and it is air conditioned and with fans. Was very comfortable on a sunny warm day. The service by our waiter was fantastic. Was always around when we needed a refill on our beer. Pacifico and Coronas were 25 pesos and margaritas 40 pesos. They did have food but we did not try any of it. Was a great way to spend a Wednesday afternoon for a good cause. Well done Nacho Daddy.

We've passed by this bar a few times, enroute to our hotel, mostly during the evening. It's usually…read morebustling with people inside and out. You'll find people engaged in all sorts of activities ....eating, drinking, dancing, and socializing. Andale is the place to have a great time. Today, for some reason, the restaurants and bars on the street seemed less crowded. It was a Wednesday night when we finally stepped foot into Andale's. We ordered margaritas, shots of anejo tequila, and a beverage; we had already had dinner elsewhere. The DJ was playing a mix of 90s R&B, reggaeton, country, and pop music, and the whistle blowing from the staff added to the lively and exciting atmosphere. I must admit, though, the loud whistle blowing now and then annoyed me, I managed to drown it out somehow. If you plan to visit Andale, expect fun and lively atmosphere with plenty of staff ready to serve you.

During our cruise stop in Puerto Vallarta, we decided to have lunch at Andale's Restaurant & Bar…read more The main reason was to try their well-known Chile en Nogada and experience a local restaurant while we were in port. The restaurant itself was pleasant. Service was friendly, the atmosphere was lively, and it was a comfortable place to sit down, relax, and enjoy a meal. For visitors spending a few hours in town, it's an easy and convenient option. That said, after the meal, I felt the restaurant's biggest strengths were its location and atmosphere rather than the food itself. I specifically ordered the Chile en Nogada, which is considered one of their signature dishes. Presentation was beautiful: a large poblano pepper covered in a rich walnut sauce and topped with pomegranate seeds. It certainly looked impressive when it arrived at the table. The flavor, however, was not what I expected. The pepper was very soft and mild, with no heat at all. The filling combined meat, fruit, and spices, giving it a noticeable sweetness. The walnut sauce was thick, creamy, and nutty, but also surprisingly sweet. When everything came together in one bite, I tasted sweetness, savoriness, nuttiness, and the flavor of the pepper all at once. I can appreciate the complexity and understand why this dish is considered a traditional classic, but personally I struggled with the combination. As the meal went on, the sweetness became more prominent, and the dish started to feel like something caught between an entrée and a dessert. It wasn't bad--it just wasn't something I would order again. We also tried a few other Mexican dishes during the meal. They were perfectly acceptable, but nothing really stood out. The overall food quality felt average: not disappointing, but not memorable either. Throughout the meal, I couldn't shake the feeling that this was a restaurant designed primarily for visitors. The menu, atmosphere, and clientele all felt very tourist-oriented. For travelers looking for a convenient and comfortable place to eat, that may be exactly what they're looking for. But for those hoping to discover exceptional Mexican cuisine, I think there are probably better options in Puerto Vallarta.

Outstanding service and food! I love this place for breakfast. Great ambiance and a must visit if…read moreyou're in Puerto Vallarta!

Tucked away on a quieter street near the beach, Coco's Kitchen is a great little open-air…read morerestaurant that's easy to overlook--but definitely worth finding. When you walk in, the restaurant opens up into a beautiful garden area that's fully covered, which keeps the heat at bay. There are fans everywhere keeping the air moving, so even on a warm Puerto Vallarta morning, it's a comfortable and relaxing place to enjoy breakfast. We started with coffee and a green juice, and both were excellent. I ordered their specialty Chile Rellenos omelette, which comes with a mildly spicy sauce and a poblano chile stuffed with cheese inside the omelette and topped with even more cheese. What I really liked was the ability to choose your sides. I went with the hash browns and cornbread, and both were really good. My wife ordered the feta and spinach omelette, which was cooked perfectly. The eggs were a beautiful yellow with absolutely no browning--exactly how a good omelette should be. The service was excellent. Our coffee was refilled frequently, and the staff was attentive without being intrusive. They checked on us throughout the meal and made sure everything was just right. Great food, great service, and a really pleasant atmosphere. We'll definitely be going back!

Great brewery to take the edge off the day after much walking! Chilly cold cervezas in a casual…read moreopen air spot. Sit at a small horseshoe counter & talk to folks around you. Didn't have food although they have a full menu available. Dining area & bar inside & upstairs t.v's for game watching.

Great prices! They do not brew beer but have drafts from other places. Not a huge selection but…read moredecent. This was the best margarita I had in PV, it tasted super fresh. Would definitely come back!

Pizza is amazing coming from a person who lives in Palm Springs cali…read more Servicio es excelente la comida riquísima

On every visit to Puerto Vallarta (PV), we visit Los Muertas Brewing. The location is situated in…read moredowntown within a short walk to the Malecon. Los Muertos maintains a consistent beer menu, with some arriving to the table colder than others. They also have some good pizza deals throughout the day at least before 5:00pm when I have visited. The downstairs seating area has several elevated tables and chairs. The bathrooms have been clean. It also appears to be popular visitor and expat hangout spot. Regarding the service, it has been consistent; friendly and efficient. Overall, it a cool spot for a quick beer and pizza for us.

All Access Sports Bar in Puerto Vallarta is an absolute blast. Watching the Iowa Hawkeyes here was…read moreso much fun, with a lively crowd and a classic dive bar atmosphere that adds to the experience. The food and service were excellent--especially the biscuits and gravy, which are hard to find in PV, and the chilaquiles, both packed with great flavor. A must-visit spot for sports fans looking for good vibes and great food.

I thought of this picture after I posted my review. You can see by the food on my plate that there…read morewas plenty to eat at a very fair price and delicious.