I have been to this amazing spot a few different times. They are always so sweet and i absolutely…read morelove the food here. This trip however the lady next to me had her 85th birthday ! Of course the staff did it up in style with flickering lights and what sounded like fireworks . Which in turn scared the living daylights out of me. I was ready to run out of there (this happened after a earthquake scare a few hours earlier ). Those guys came over of course when I realized what was actually happening happening I was in tears laughing so hard. Those guys were so sweet we all had a great laugh about it. I will forever be known as the lady at table 5. Or the crazy lady at table 5. Love this place so much!!!!

BEWARE FOOD POISONING!…read more Walked over here for dinner because this place is constantly recommended by people in the neighborhood. All the seating is outside, which is fine. I noticed right away that the kitchen is tiny. It made me wonder how they manage to put out so much food. Service was standard. Nothing to complain about while we were sitting there, but the aftermath was a disaster. My partner and I both got extremely sick a few hours after leaving. It was pretty clearly food poisoning, likely salmonella based on the symptoms. It is very disappointing since so many people talk this place up. I will not be going back. Would really caution and avoid if older or immunocompromised.

When I walked up at about 7:30, no one was around and the staff was chatting at the bar. I was…read moreofficially the start of the dinner rush! Y the end of the meal the place was full. There was a 300 peso set menu with stuffed chicken and some wine but I preferred to have some seafood pasta tonight. I ordered a can of coke and was given the sugar free coke. Yuck! My dish was well done. It was a little salty and the Mussels were a bit fishy tasting. The penne pasta was nicely done. The sauce was light and garlicky. The shrimp and the calamari were excellent! The worst part was that they were out of tiramisu! I was left a bit hungry still because the portion wasn't great in size. But for basically $8, I can't complain. Also, the obnoxious drunks next door at a bar were over the line a bit. God damn drunk touristas.

Food is delicious, service is great, cozy place and they have live music on fridays!…read moreWe had gluten free pasta, pizza and sangria, everything was delicious

The service was prompt and friendly. The food was delicious. We had the calzone, pasta carbonara…read moreand a pizza. It is open air dining with an Italian theme. Mostly tables and chairs with a few booths in the back. We would recommend it.

Outstanding Food! Amazing service!…read moreIncredible ambiance! Great music- absolutely love this place!

Tre Piatti = three dishes, is located right next to Don Chava at Calle Venustiano Carranza 212 with…read moreshared entrance to the right side. From the moment you walk in, you find yourself in a different country. The pleasant ambiance with fully air conditioned space and welcoming smiles of the staff were the best appetizer besides the one the Chef offered - delicious fried calamari and shrimp. I'm bad with names so I unfortunately forgot the name of the young kind man who was assisting me with my dinner. He explained the meaning behind the 3 plates on the menu and further shared that the menu is changed periodically and that the entire team is involved. Including staff in decision making is highly valued in my world. Everyone is part of the family and feels the belonging. I could tell it was the case. I didn't want to drink alcohol so I opted for mixed berry drink. Amazing flavor. For main dish I had a steak with Fettuccine or Tagliatelle pasta in creamy sauce, corn and asparagus. The chef asked if I preferred the steak to be precut or in one piece. I opted for the first option. I finished with double espresso served in an espresso cup. The attention to detail was fantastic and assured me of the high quality of the restaurant. I've been to Italy over 20 times and ate at high quality places. The Tri Piatti resembles such high quality! Truly Italian experience. I will definitely recommend it to everyone I know (and I know a lot of people) and when I'm back in town I'll definitely visit again.

Came on a Sunday during high season without a reservation and got a table without an issue. Their…read morewhole back room was empty, in fact. We both got pasta which was delicious and relatively healthy portions. Drinks were great and service was also attentive. The restaurant had a wonderful vibe and ambiance.

Had delicious desserts sitting outside. Service was great. Both the flan and panna cotta were…read morecreamy and delicious. Flan wasn't eggy tasing at all.

I have given this place so many chances.. This place isn't being managed! Tonight all of the staff…read moreweren't paying attention to anyone or anything. They only watched the soccer games! Lasagna, fettuccine and pizza are all lousy! When I talked to the manager he could have cared less! Never again!

This place is a hidden gem tucked away on the hill behind the church in the Centro area. If you…read moredint know, you would probably walk right by it. Pro tip: Make your reservation about 30 minutes before sunset. You'll have just enough time to order a glass of wine and watch the sunset while taking some incredible photos overlooking the water. The wine list is excellent and pairs perfectly with the menu. The cocktails, however, are the one miss for me. Now let's talk comida (look it up kids) You're probably going to think I've lost my mind, but you have to order the lasagna. I know what you're thinking: "Who let this guy be Yelp Elite?" Hear me out - just trust the process. It is hands-down one of the best dishes on the menu and completely changed my expectations of what to order here. If you're craving seafood, the lobster is a very close second. It's cooked perfectly in a garlic-infused butter and served with mashed potatoes. On paper it sounds like an unusual pairing, but one bite in and it all makes sense. La Cappella is a refreshing change of pace from the taco scene in Puerto Vallarta. Between the romantic setting (there's at least two violin players), the sunset views, the fantastic wine selection, and a meal you'll be talking about afterward, it's absolutely worth the reservation. Remember: don't skip the lasagna! Cheers!

A high-end experience. The view is absolutely stunning. An outstanding experience with live…read moreentertainment, fantastic food choices and top tier service staff. This is a must visit restaurant for dinner!

This is a beautiful garden-like restaurant with lovely lighting and excellent service. I ordered…read morethe chicken parmesan and it was delectable. Perfectly sauced noodles accompanied a large perfectly cooked chicken cutlet. The portion was massive and I was unable to finish. The meal was served with fresh bread and butter. A delightful experience!

Attentive service in this brightly lit, faux garden environment. We had the lasagne bolognese, as…read morewell as the spaghetti all scoglio. Both were delicious, nicely presented, and a different take on the traditional Italian dishes. Wine selection and prices were reasonable. The restaurant ambience is a bit different than their previous location...there appears to be no more outdoor seating and the lights are much brighter.

Pleasant restaurant with nice sidewalk seating, great for watching the crowds walk by in a vibrant…read morepart of ZR. Service was quick and helpful. We ordered a salad and a pizza and were delighted by the amuse buche of bruschetta offered to us. The salad had a lot of substance - we let them know we were splitting and they pre split the plate, which was nice. The crisp apples went well with the dressing and greens. The pizza was large and pretty with lots of great toppings. The crust didn't quite do it for me - felt a bit plainer, but it was certainly serviceable. Would certainly drop by again, many of the pasta dishes looked amazing.

If you are looking for Italian, this is a good option! It's on the smaller side with only a few…read moretables and no inside seating. It's very romantic and good for a date night. Service is slow in a good way, they don't push you out. They really let you take your time and enjoy. The food was great and a delicious change up from the local tacos.

Amazing food and service Great prices and duality…read more I had the Chicken Alfredo And the Spinach Appetizer was Delicious

Reviews are all over the place for A Taste Of Italy, but we had a really great experience in this…read morecasual café right on Lazaro Cardenas Park. We passed it over and over, having an inexplicable hankering for Italian food in a Mexican coastal city. So, we finally gave in and gave it a try during the uncomfortably hot part of the afternoon. So, I was pleasantly surprised when the server turned a fan on us and we were comfortable in the shade. The café is open air and well placed for people watching if you enjoy that sort of thing. While we were seated and elderly local woman who was sweet as can be walked up to us and carried on a very one sided conversation in Spanish without ever entering the restaurant. She said "Llámame 'mamá'." Then walked off. Priceless. The food was surprising and delightful. I ordered a Philly Cheesesteak, which seemed risky in Mexico but was spot on. She had the bowtie spinach pasta, which was light, creamy, and flavorful. The garlic bread was generic and a bit over-toasted for my taste. Service was great and prices were reasonable. We enjoyed our choices and would recommend based on that. I can't speak to the pizza or lasagna, about which others have had negative things to say.

Great pasta and pizza! Much much better Italian food than the more popular spot in town! I had the…read moreshrimp pasta which was super good. We also had spaghetti with tomato sauce and a pizza. Pizza was great, thin crush and fresh toppings. Fresh warm bread was also great Staff was friendly and prices were good for the food and portions

**When your Airbnb is across from a spaghetti house, you really don't have a choice. **…read more I was staying in Puerto Vallarta with my Airbnb basically right across from Frankies Spaghetti House Zona Romántica, and I could literally smell the garlic bread from my patio. So obviously, I had to go. I was visiting during the slow season, which is honestly my favorite time to be in Puerto Vallarta. No lines, no waiting, no fighting for a table -- just walk in and enjoy. I started with a glass of wine, which was absolutely perfect, and then ordered the **lasagna**. Let me tell you... THIS LASAGNA WAS HUGE. It was such a massive portion that I ended up taking half of it back to my Airbnb. Honestly, two people could easily share one order and both leave completely full. And the best part? It wasn't just a giant portion -- it was **really good**. Exactly the kind of comforting, hearty Italian meal you want when you're on vacation. I'll definitely be back. Although next time, I might have to find an Airbnb across from somewhere else because having a restaurant that smells this good right outside your door is dangerous. **Frankie's is definitely going back on my Puerto Vallarta list! **