if fajitas is your thing, this place is a must…read more located right in front of the beautiful, historic cathedral this place offers the nostalgic mexican experience everyone craves! we had some tableside made salsa to start and really enjoyed the spritzy limeade to get things going. the fajitas are the show here, literally. portions are fair and the fajitas comes with all the sides one would expect for a perfect taco bite. service is 2nd to none here and all staff is so enthusiastic and helpful guides to the menu.

We had to many great meals and casa traditional was our favorite. It was so vibrant! Colorful and…read morepretty and amazing service! They came by and made table side salsa to order which was fantastic. We ordered the queso fundido which was gooey deliciousness! My husband got the cheese enchiladas which were great and I had the octopus which was cooked perfectly and so tender. I also got the tamarind margarita which was different but good. They had mariachis as well which was fun. Two men playing guitars so it was the perfect sound level and not too loud. I had to request Rancho grande! This s a must do when in Puerto Vallarta for traditional delicious Mexican food.

Our new favorite taco joint. We went there, were seated right away. Service was good and fast…read more We ordered the casa fundido with Al Pastor on top. It's thicker, more cheesy than what I've ever had before and very delicious. We paired that with the prime rib tacos, it was a plate stacked with meat and 4 tortillas under it, more than we could eat. The seasoning was great, it was diced so small that it was easy to eat. I got a virgin strawberry margarita, the wife got a coke. It was very affordable.

I was honestly surprised to see this place rated so highly because our experience was pretty…read moredisappointing. We ordered the ribeye, al pastor, and chorizo tacos. The ribeye had so much fat that we had to pick through it just to eat it. The al pastor was very average - I've had much better at plenty of other taco spots. The biggest disappointment was the chorizo. It wasn't traditional chorizo at all; it looked and tasted more like chopped-up hot dogs. We barely touched it because it wasn't what we ordered expecting, and it just wasn't good. The presentation also wasn't appealing. The meat was simply piled on top of two tortillas, making everything messy and difficult to eat. They were also pretty stingy with the grilled jalapeños. The salsas didn't do the food any favors either. None of them really stood out, and the green guacamole salsa actually tasted like it had gone bad, so we stopped eating it. Service was attentive, but almost too attentive. Staff kept coming by every few minutes to ask if we were finished or if we needed anything. While I appreciate good service, it made us feel like we were being rushed through our meal instead of being able to enjoy it at our own pace. Overall, I don't understand the high ratings based on our experience. With so many amazing taco spots in Puerto Vallarta, this one didn't come close to meeting the hype. Unfortunately, we won't be coming back.

The fish was fresh and served hot. The quacamole is made to order and you get a lot in an order…read more The server has a great sense of humor and was always there to refill water and get us other condiments. The house made hot sauce is amazing, either straight from the bottle or mixed 5 parts katchup to one part hot sauce for the more genteel folks. The prices seen like the food truck pricing with indoor seating and take service. Highly recommend. (Cash only)

Very authentic Mexican style family seafood restaurant. No frills but a menu to satisfy most…read morepeople. If you are searching for seafood, this is the place. Most items priced under 300 pesos. Credit cards accepted. No alcohol but allowed to bring your own bottle of wine for a small corkage fee.

We had amazing breakfast today. Danyell was our server, and was great as always! We had eggs…read morebenedict, chilaquiles, and machacha, plus fresh squeezed juice. Pastries and coffee were also really good. Nice atmosphere too.

River Cafe is a cute little riverside restaurant in Puerto Vallarta. The views are beautiful and…read morethe food is delicious. The waitstaff are quick and friendly, offering up lots of suggestions. It's been a few years since I visited, but I look forward to going back!

One of PV well know spot. Along the river and just off the Malecon walkway. Oscars, a big open air…read morerestaurant with amazing views of the river and out to the beach. We stopped in for a drink to cool off and enjoy the view. It was still early so the restaurant was pretty empty. Staff working was all wonderful. We sat along the waterfront overlooking the river. Cocktails menu did offer a lot of nice creations. It's a full bar so whatever you prefer it could be made. Killing some time with the cocktails, we went for some snacks to share. The ceviche which was well presented and served with chips and extra salsa. The fish was fresh and marinated well with the lime juice. Also loads of avocado on top and fried calamari. And the nachos with rib eye. They didn't asked how we wanted the steak cooked which it came out well done. That was accompanied by beans and cheese. Good thing salsa and pico de gallo was also brought out. Even though meat was well done, it was still quite tasty. The restaurant itself was quite beautiful in the main floor which leads out to the grassy area. Beautiful spot for a party or wedding. There's also an upstairs level that is open air as well. Across from the restaurant, they have the brewery which we didn't try out. That as well is along the river on the opposite side. It's a beautiful restaurant and a nice try if you're walking along the riverfront island.

Wonderful environment with excellent food, and the service was fantastic…read more We went on Saturday afternoon, around 2pm, and there were only a couple other tables, probably after the lunch rush. Prices were as expected for higher end dining in a popular tourist area, but comparable to what we pay in Albuquerque at a popular gastropub. Fish tacos, ceviche, a cocktail, and a bottle of artesian water set us back about $50. The menu was filled with delicious sounding options, and the flavors were fresh and refined. The ceviche featured octopus and calamari, and it was marvelous! I wish I could remember our server's name. He was a delight.

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.

What can I say that others have not. The food is delicious! Hubby had 2 orders of the tacos! And no…read morehe is not chubby, they are that good! I had the sopes, which were very filling and also delicious! I highly recommend this place near La Cathedral. Vengan con hambre. You will not be disappointed.

We were craving a small dinner but especially tamales. El Campanario was the perfect choice and…read moreconveniently located a short 10 minute walk for us. We had a pork tamale, chicken enchilada, shredded beef sopa and a sweet strawberry & raisin tamale to finish it off. The perfect mix and amount of food. You can order everything in singles or in multiples for a few pesos less. The staff was friendly, service prompt, and the food fresh and flavorful.

EVERYTHING here is sooooo good! Nice, fresh seafood. Tasty sides. Lovely music. And, oh that pear…read moreinfused tequila after dinner.......can I just say, YUM! The staff is very friendly and the service is impeccable!

The key to getting a table at this busy restaurant is to stop by late morning/early afternoon and…read moremake a reservation. We did and it worked! We started with excellent cocktails: a Margarita for my wife (the first of two) and a mezcalrita for me. An on-the-house Caesar salad was followed by a deliciously spicy, garlicky shrimp appetizer served in a bubbling, boiling cauldron. Both of us had fish mains--a local whitefish with a piquant sauce named after chef/owner Roberto Gonzalez and sea bass for me. Four stars for my wife's fish; one star for my overcooked sea bass. I mentioned my disappointment to our server who compensated us with dessert. Service was okay. The place was packed with high-spirited turistas and staff were definitely hustling! Noise level as measured on SoundPrint was 84 dB: very loud.

Tacos Revolución was around the corner from my hotel, so I popped in for my last dinner in town…read more Outdoor seating was filled, but I had a table by the door which ended up being perfect because it essentially gave me a first row seat to a street performer playing classic rock tunes on guitar outside and then later a 3 piece band playing more traditional music across the street. Chips and three salsas come gratis. The pineapple habanero was a little hot for my tastebuds, but it had good flavor. The chipotle salsa was appropriately smoky and might've been my favorite. The green was more mild and fresh and also very good. I ordered three tacos: grilled shrimp, grilled fish, and the hibiscus flower and panela cheese. The waitress let me try a piece of the cheese before ordering since I'd never had panela before which I appreciated. That taco was probably my least favorite of the three- texture, not taste, but I like to try new things, so I'm glad I got it. There was a toppings bar for taco add-ons: limes, cucumbers, cabbage, onions, and cilantro. Nice to be able to customize. Very reasonable cost, good flavor, good service, good atmosphere.

First place we ate dinner in Puerto Vallarta and everything was fine…read more First off important to note it's cash (pesos) only which was slightly annoying. Had to walk for a while to find a working ATM. Started with the guacamole which was good (although we'd had way better in the afternoon from a little cafe near our hotel). Three salsas came with the chips and were ok. The yellow pineapple one sneaks up on you and is very spicy. Ordered two tacos. Wasn't really wowed. Margarita ok. They have outdoor seating, so it's fun to people watch. Service was unmemorable.

top tier service all around…read more located in the zona romántica, the vibes once you enter this place are hard to beat, we sat upstairs on the roof for a more intimate setting. ordered the red snapper, house guacamole, camarones al mojo de ajo. all choices were delicious, the snapper comes with rice, beans and tortillas of your choice. so much flavor here and they even deboned the fish table side! loved the fried doughnut with ice cream at the end.

Joe Jack's was a great experience from start to finish…read more I started with the bruschetta, which was easily a 5/5. There is no such thing as too many tomatoes. I honestly could have ordered two. The house-made ricotta was creamy, the tomatoes were fresh and sweet, and the aged balsamic brought everything together perfectly. For my main, I had the Asian noodle salad with grilled shrimp. It was refreshing, light, and full of flavor without feeling heavy. The grapefruit added a bright citrus note, and while I initially thought the candied pecans would be an odd pairing, they worked surprisingly well. My only suggestion would be to remove the shrimp tails to make the dish a little easier to enjoy. I finished with the mango-strawberry almond parfait, which was the perfect ending to the meal. It was light, refreshing, and not overly sweet, making it a great dessert after two flavorful courses. The service throughout the meal was warm and welcoming. I'm still working on my Spanish, and everyone was patient and encouraging, which made the experience even more enjoyable.