We had a really fun and tasty dinner experience on our last night in Mazatlán. We started with the…read moreConchitas Rockefellar, which is a house specialty. We also had two different types of Shrimp, served on a clothesline, the Supreme Coconut Shrimp and Royal Pinup Shrimp. The presentation was fun and our Shrimp plates were delicious. The service was also really good, with very attentive and welcoming staff. The place itself was a little more modern and less of the beach front touristy-type, so it was a nice contrast.

We went here to have a drink and dinner last night. I had the shrimp wrapped in bacon and served…read morehanging on a line! They were delicious!!! My husband had the BBQ ribs that fell off the bone, he was in heaven Also live music playing in the plaza between them and Lucky B's (which we went to for drinks the previous day...great location) Would highly recommend

What a vibe to be in Mazatlán the weekend of their independence. The energy, the vibe, the pride in…read morethis city is incredible. Based on our experience, it's a bottle service type of club, so you have to get a bottle. Cost was reasonable when comparing to other countries. Didn't appear to be a limit on number of people per table either. The real highlight was the vibe of the place and the staff. WOW. So attentive, so friendly. The light system and screens, the confetti, honestly way better than any club in the states. Mazatlán knows how to party! ¡Qué ambiente estar en Mazatlán el fin de semana de su independencia! La energía, la vibra, el orgullo en esta ciudad es increíble. Basado en nuestra experiencia, es un club tipo servicio de botella, así que tienes que pedir una botella. El costo fue razonable comparado con otros países. Tampoco parecía haber límite en la cantidad de personas por mesa. Lo que realmente destacó fue la vibra del lugar y el personal. ¡WOW! Tan atentos, tan amables. El sistema de luces y pantallas, el confeti, honestamente, mucho mejor que cualquier club en los Estados Unidos. ¡Mazatlán sabe cómo festejar!

Clubbing in Mazatlan makes Las Vegas look like a joke. Bold claim? Sure. But no lie told. The dance…read morefloor was a whole other level, with lights that don't quit. The service!!!! Exceptional. The tequila just hits different. Woke up on the beach with glitter in my hand, half taco un the other and absolutely no regrets. Thats a real good party.

I am not a beer expert nor am I even a beer drinker, but we stumbled upon Cueva del Diablo while…read morewalking around Mazatlan on foot. The proprietor was busy cleaning the exterior of the place and we asked (in Spanish) if he was open and he answered back in English that yeah, we could come on inside. Sometimes little happenstance discoveries make life the best, and this is one of them. There's a very small brewery room where beer is made right on the premises. It's not the fanciest of operations, but it works. We opted for a sampler of local beers from regions throughout the country. The portion sizes of the sampler were huge. I had a large bottle of water and our total check was less than $6 U.S. The guy also popped fresh popcorn for us as a bar snack. The vibe is really cool, with loud Spanish music and an open (practically outdoor) beer garden feel. Instead of a traditional German look, it felt more like a warehouse with rad graffiti and street art all over. Since it was still early, we were the only folks inside until two older American women wandered in. They came up to the bar where we were quietly enjoying the beer and conversation in Spanish with the man there and loudly yelled out "do you have BELGIAN BEER?!?" No kidding. He was so polite and said no, they only had Mexican beer. The ladies were none to happy with this and said something along the lines of "what kind of brewery doesn't have Belgian beer?" and left. We then all three proceeded to shake our heads, roll our eyes, and poke fun at them. Ridiculing idiots is the universal language that can bring us all together, LOL.

It's tough finding craft beer in Mexico and not being a fan of the standard Mexican lagers, this…read moreposes a problem. But walking down the street one day while exploring Mazatlan, we stumbled across Cueva Del Diablo. This is an amazing open air craft beer bar with some delicious offerings. Pale Ale's, Red's, IPA's etc. This is exactly what I needed and have been searching for all week. Even the locals I asked didn't know about this place. Cueva needs to be put on the map, especially with such good beers on tap. However, their is an apartment right above the brewery that has a patio overlooking the entire establishment. This patio sadly held the most obnoxious POS dog on the planet that was incessantly barking at every patron in this place. It was so obnoxious that it caused us to leave prematurely. So if someone could do away with it that would be great. Mkay.

Great 360 degrees view of the city on top of the best western hotel. $2 beers, unpretentious, good…read moreservice and bar snacks. You have to go up To the 9th floor of the hotel and then walk up 2 more flights to get to the rooftop.

Neat place. Shared the sisters mushrooms. I had the Chicken Soup, he had the Shrimp Ceaser Salad…read more Then we shared the Lasagna. All very good. Excellent service. Live music some nights.

Love this place. Great atmosphere on the Plaza. My steak was prepared to purrfection with unique…read morestyle. The service was impeccable and friendly.

We were looking for non banda music type bar and club since the gay bars were closed during the…read moreweekday. Choice one, Rosalia was closed too. So our pulmonia driver recommended Cheers, a full service bar that was about 5 minutes away. We gave it a try and within 10 minutes, a live band started playing. The band began playing ranchero like music, not the genre we wanted to hear. However, being the good sport we were, we stayed a good 45 minutes and ordered drinks. All staff were polite, helpful and accommodating. Servers definitely worked the room. There were lots of chairs to choose from, front and back but decided to sit at the very back area of the bar. No offense to the band, but we preferred not too close as we were not feeling the music already, unfortunately. Lesson learned, we should have asked the hostess what kind of music the band was going to play for the evening. How did we miss that. Cheers had tons of tables and chairs to choose from, especially for large groups. There was even a private room. The ambience was perfect, giant TV, good service, basically a good package. We would definitely come back to Cheers if DJ (or band) if hip hop, reggaeton, 70s/80s/90s pop dance were being played. We would even come for Ibiza sounds just so we can get out of resort to chill for the evening. We ended up finishing our night at Gus Gus, half a mile down the street.

Servers were super nice and karaoke was fun, not too lively with dancing but fun with a group of…read morefriends. Micheladas and tamarindo drinks were our favorite.

I went on a cruise and docked in Mazatlán, and we decided to head into town to find a place to eat…read more I came across Edgar's Bar on Yelp, and it ended up being the perfect spot! The margaritas were super refreshing, and I ordered the chicken taquitos...oh my gosh, they were SO delicious. Everything tasted very authentic, and you could tell the tortilla chips were homemade. Honestly, everything my party ordered was a hit! They had a TV playing great music videos, which made the whole experience even more fun. We were singing along while eating. I even salsa danced with Edgar, which made the visit unforgettable! The food came out quickly, the service was kind and welcoming, and the ambiance felt like a true, authentic Mexican bar and restaurant. Definitely check this place out if you're in Mazatlán!

A cute local bar. The waitress was friendly and with a prompt service. The food is not that big of…read moredeal, pretty much is can food like ham and sardines.

Delicious spot recommended to us by Eduardo aka our walking tour guide. Fun fact: Its name…read moredirectly translates to The red snapper and the cow. My younger brother is allergic to shellfish so we were figuring out where to go that had seafood (for me) and beef (for him)! I was blown away by the freshness of the thinly sliced tuna with lime on top. Our waiter was a sweetheart and put the sauce on the side in case it was too spicy for me. Wish I got the ceviche as well but we were on a time crunch. Usually I skip the tortilla chips and salsa but the each salsa had a flavorful kick. And the tender steak was cooked to medium well perfection! I feel sad writing this because I know I'll miss this place when I'm back in SoCal.

10/10 recommend this spot! The food, service and atmosphere was excellent. The salad I ordered was…read moresweet and savory. The fried fish is also really tasty. The chips and three salsas are . You won't regret selecting this place.