They have everything ! Fruits, vegetables, fresh juices, loose teas, spices, rice, grains, oatmeal…read more& more. The staff is super sweet and line moves fast. My store for fresh fruit & veggies. Open I believe daily from 9-4pm but do not quote me.

Frutas Baca is a greengrocer (a fresh fruit and vegetable stand) that is part of a collection of…read moremarkets and stores known as the Emiliano Zapata Municipal Market or the Mercado Emiliano Zapata as it is located within Colonia Emiliano Zapata. As you walk east on Lázaro Cárdenas toward the Municipal market, Frutas Baca will be the first greengrocer you will encounter on the right at the corner of Lázaro Cárdenas and Camachin. It can be confusing as there are three or four greengrocers in the immediate area. Frutas Baca, along with all the other greengrocers are bustling places as many restaurants, locals and tourists alike are vying for various fresh produce items. Walking through Frutas Baca left me a bit confused since there really are no prices marked on any of the products (unlike some of the other greengrocers nearby). I was worried about getting gringo prices since nothing was marked with a price. However, while browsing, we ended up talking to a nice lady who was buying several fruit and vegetable items. She assured us that all the prices were very competitive with the other nearby greengrocers, and they actually give a receipt. She also explained that she likes to support Frutas Baca as it is a family owned business. I asked her where the avocados were located and she explained that Baca keeps them behind the counter to protect them from all the squeezing that can happen by people trying to pick out their own avocados. She told us to simply tell the cashier that you want an avocado "por hoy or para mañana" (for today or for tomorrow) and they will pick out what you need. We bought lettuce, mangos, bananas, cucumbers, carrots, limes and avocados for a total of 91.50 pesos (~usd $4.95). As we waited in line for the cashier a guy behind us mentioned Bacas also makes fresh squeezed juice to order. We shopped here several times during our week-long PV vacation. About half the time we received a printed receipt, so they are somewhat inconsistent on that score. Overall this is a great market to drop in and pick up fresh produce (they also have flour tortillas and a big basket of baguettes and bread loaves - I assume for the benefit of the tourist clientele).

Been coming here year after year every time we go to Puerto Vallarta!…read moreThey have the best caramelized peanuts! I love their caramelized peanuts, almonds and pretty much anything caramelized.. lol! Their service is top notch...they'll give you any sample you want when you're in the fence in which one you wanting to buy. I love their owners; they're are so friendly and inviting. We will be back for sure!

This Dulceria, candy shop has the small size of vanilla that you can put in your carry-on. I…read moresearched many of the stores and pharmacies for these tiny size. Also, they have candy, nuts, and flavored nuts that they make in the store. They also have natural fruit roll ups without sugar. The owner is incredibly nice and generous with his samples. If you only are packing a carry-on this is the place to get your vanilla.

We were at an AirBnB nearby for a week in PV and went here to stock up day to day necessities. The…read moreparking lot and the store is near and clean. The area itself is better than many areas in PV The store has lots of good fresh produce - veggies, fruits and herbs. Some of it were at a very good price when compared to Canada. Some berries from Mexico were expensive. They had lots of breads, tacos, fajitas made right on premises. Surprisingly there are lots of vegan milks - oat, soy and almond. Vegan Hotdogs, mock meats, sliced seitan-ham, pepperoni etc. Lots of Tofu, vegan Cheeze, ice creams, burgers as such as well. The store has some hats, beachware and some basic clothes and home stuff as well. Most staff don't speak English so it may be a difficult if you need help. All else service are good.

They call it a "hypermarket " for a reason, it's massive and it truly has everything including a…read morecafe. Large aisles and even "sugar free" and "gluten free" aisles. Very well organized and all employees wear green shirts so it's easy to spot them, they are very helpful and most speak English. You have large meat sections, bakery w all kinds of pastries and lots of different breads to choose from. I spotted some vegan items. Just everything that you might need, a true "one stop shop," shop. Little highest prices, large parking lot, next to Costco & CC are accepted.

This is your spot for fresh fish in Old Town PV. It follows the format for small Mexican fish…read moremarkets - open-air, stocked with a rotating selection of whatever came off the boats that day, and ready to rock. If you're squeamish about fish smell or the idea of flies, you might want to send your husband/friend/manservant here to purchase your fish for you. However while it looks a lot more rustic than your average US fish market, it's not that bad. We scored some excellent seabass and a fat kilo of tuna here for what I'd consider to be dirt cheap. And I'm assuming I paid gringo-price. The guys were helpful, spoke enough english to get me what I needed, and when I asked for tuna, they pulled a huge whole tuna out of the cooler, hacked off a kilo, and handed it to me. See photos. It was a thing of beauty. The fish sections in the supermercados around here suck. Come to this Pescaderia and get the fresh, tasty stuff instead. Support the little guy.

This very small, "hole-in-the-wall" in size, fish market, is on Constitucion, directly across the…read morestreet from where the entrance and exit to the former Rizo's Supermercado were located. Fish, other seafoods, and shellfish, arrive at the shop in the early-mornings (weekdays, and Saturday), and once unpacked, are set up for sale rather quickly by the staff. My favourite time to shop there is between 7-9am, when the products are out for sale, and the selections and freshness the best. For me, it's been primarily a place to shop for shrimp. I find their selections are often 'the' best in the area -- allowing me to choose sizes graded from small to large, and at times, very large, with heads still attached. For us, I'm most often seeking "mediums" for our our cooking, but once in a while, the "small'' are great for cocktails, to use in sandwiches, stir-fries, and the like, and the "large" or "very large" can make some yummy dinner treats. The shrimp are priced by the kilo, and the friendly and accommodating staff will always provide you with as much or little as you wish. I like this little pescaderia, have been shopping there for several years, and have never had a problem with the quality of products purchased.

What a fabulous way to end our stay in Puerto Vallarta! This…read morerestaurant is definitely on top of my list of one of the best I have experienced so far. It is literally across the street from where we were staying! Such an impressive restaurant not only with decor, ambience, service, even the restrooms (they have sounds of birds chirping). As for the food every single serving was mouth watering! Me & my girls were so happy, satisfied, content. Definitely one to remember! Highly recommended!!!!

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 What a wonderful way to end our PV vacation. After spending 6 glorious days relaxing and eating our way through the city, we decided to have a special meal for our last night. And what an impeccable meal it was. We decided to do the tasting menu with the standard wine pairing and we are so happy we did. We were taken through a journey of amazing flavors, textures, food stories, and visuals. Each dish and glass of wine was described by our server with such detail I could not wait to dive right in. The wonderful reviews for Tintoque are absolutely validated and we highly recommend this fantastic restaurant.

This is one of the larger dulcerias located a block inland from the Malécon in Centro. It's also my…read morefavorite. I will make the 30 minute trek from my hotel to shop here. Mexican candy is tasty and made with love. You are greeted with a friendly kind employee offering samples of nuts or varying candies produced on site. You can sample nearly everything so if it isn't offered, make sure you ask! I always go for the candied nuts, but wanted to try out some new options this time. I had my mom with me and it was her first time in PV. We sampled all kinds of goodies and got some explanations for others. Everyone speaks enough English to communicate effectively if you don't speak any Spanish. The candy maker was hard at work making sweet caramel cookies. I really enjoy witnessing the labor of love that goes into the items I buy. That coconut caramel pecan cookie was delectable!

Fredy's Tucán was one of the highlights of my mornings in Puerto Vallarta…read more I ordered the Chipotle Chicken Tips, and I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys a hearty breakfast with a little bit of heat. The chicken was tender, the vegetables were fresh, and the creamy chipotle sauce was smoky, flavorful, and just spicy enough without overpowering the dish. The refried beans, fresh guacamole, and handmade tortillas brought everything together perfectly. I even found myself making little tacos with each bite. I paired it with an iced latte, which was the perfect way to start the morning. The service was warm, friendly, and welcoming. I'm still learning Spanish, and everyone was patient and kind, making me feel right at home.

One of my friends recommended this place for breakfast/lunch. It appeared as though this Since this…read moreplace was cash only, it appeared to have contributed to it not being so busy which was better for me. The service was phenomenal. The staff were very attentive including taking my order, bringing my food, clearing my table, and bringing the check. It first started with them bringing some complimentary toasted bread with jams and butter. Since I ordered fajitas and a beer, it was a little weird to get bread, but I still ate it anyhow. The surf and turf fajitas were fresh off the plate, sizzling with envy! I would definitely come back here again next time I am in the Zona Romantica.

This café was a super cute hidden gem. I tried the cold brew, and would highly recommend it! It had…read morea very unique flavor profile and was different than any cold brew I have had in the US. Bold, smooth brew with a strong cacao flavor. Staff was very warm and attentive. Only downside is that menu options are a bit limited, so this might not be your place if you want added flavors or alternative milks. But if you like classic espresso-based drinks, or appreciate a good cold brew, you will definitely like Puerto Café!

Modest coffee shop, but the coffee is excellent! Robust, smooth, earthy flavor! Don't go to…read moreStarbucks. Come try authentic bold flavor and a highly knowledgeable barrister, Frat! Nice air conditioning too! Excellent service!

I only went to the airport chocolate store so not sure about the regular stores…read more They had a very cool aztec designed chocolate bar. It ended up being a great gift. Chocolate was not cheap but it was worth it since it was really high quality chocolate. The service was quick since it was not busy. Staff was friendly.

As always the truffles were beautiful. But their Mezcal truffle hint of Mezcal flavor & there was…read moreno heat from the Chile Truffle. The strawberry / balsamic was my favorite shape as a pink spotted heart. The lemon truffle had good flavor. They also place it in a box & the truffle are separated by paper cups. They also provide a scan code to pull up the truffle menu. For extra money you can by a wooden box with Mexican tile design to place your truffles in.