We had a great experience at Restaurant Panamá in Mazatlan. It is an amazing family restaurant with…read moregreat prices, quality, and service. All the staff also speak English if needed, and the food is some of the best in Mazatlán! Highly recommended! This includes a bakery on the street and inside The Palms Hotel. It's worth noting that you'll likely have to wait for larger groups in peak times. Since there were only two of us, we were sat as we walked in. The restaurant and restrooms are very clean. It doesn't look like there's much parking, but there's nothing wrong with going for a nice walk.

This was at the LAS PALMAS HOTEL location. Section for eating outside in the open air, on their…read morepatio, or inside where it's nicely air conditioned. Beautiful setting to have a menu and see / hear the ocean, or watch the sunset as you eat dinner. Upon arrival, the entire staff is extremely friendly and helpful, from the hostess greeting you as they open the door for you and walk you to your seat, to the servers who kindly explain the what each meal consist of if you have any questions. They also check up on you periodically, to make sure all is well or if you need anything. We had leftover portions, so they provided take out boxes and a a carry bag for us, and upon request provided little sealed cups with extra salsas for later. The prices are extremely reasonable for both the high delicious quality, and the portion sizes provided. They have a nice selection of desserts as well, but I suggest you treat yourself and stop by at their adjacent bakery and spoil yourself a bit! I highly recommend a visit and meal at this location!

Needs English for reading…read more Beautiful, fascinating, A "must visit" when in Mazatlan. Arturo is truly an artist. Not to be missed.

This is the best, certainly the most unique, crafts gallery in Mazatlán and I'm surprised there are…read moreno reviews. They have things that all the other crafts boutiques don't have because much of what is sold is created by the owner on site. The store is actually quite beautiful and the owner/artist arranges the product in interesting displays. It's kind of like a mini-museum exhibition. He sells t-shirts, knick-knacks, jewelry, masks, wall decor (including paintings/collages), musical instruments and all kinds of other things I'm probably forgetting. Not to be missed

Our tour guide brought us here and I'm pretty sure he gets a commission. The place was full of…read moretourists and they had a large selection of silver jewelry. The sales people are on top of you nonstop. If you're someone that just likes to look, you're going to feel hounded. However, if you enjoy being catered on, they're good at that. Lots of cold AC and refreshments are offered as you enter. Am I getting a bargain? No, I doubt it. They'll give you a standard 20% off, but the advertised price is probably market up anyway. There's a jewelry shop about 4 doors down that I preferred. No crowds and it's a family run business called El Delfin. Check my review on Yelp for it.

Our tour driver took us to this beautiful gallery where I fell in love with their collectibles…read more They have beautiful jewelry and Rodo Padilla folk art pottery and lots of other wonderful artwork your home. The store is divided into two sides with the collectibles and art work on one side and the other side with less expensive collectibles. There is something for everyone. The employees are gracious and let you know the history of the artists and you get a free margarita or coke. How much better could it be.

Beautiful Jewelry shop. Everything is priced by the weight..... Remember to bargain for the best…read moreprice. I could of bought a lot more jewelry because it was so colorful and every piece was so unique. My husband bought me a beautiful piece that I will always think of Mazatlan.

We loved the experience at Panama in Mazatlan. The service is great and the waiters are willing to…read morehelp you with your questions about the town. The food was great! We had a green juice, guacamole, grilled fish, and San Miguel fish fillet. All delicious.

I purchased two beautiful silver rings with pink opal at the airport in Mazatlan. The prices were…read moremore affordable than the hotel El Moro Hotel El Cid gift shops.

The saleswoman offered a 15% discount on the entire store, upon paying and leaving I found it iffy…read morethat the saleswoman removed the price tags from the jewelry after I made the large purchase i was about 15-20 minutes onto the road I realized that the discount had not been applied. Not only was that mistake on behalf on the store because now I have to go all the way back to the store in order to have the reimbursement and discount applied. It's upsetting to waste money and time while on vacation

Toto, we're not in San Francisco. We're in Mazatlan! And we're fabulous!…read more I was recently in Maz on a cruise and, of course, thought how fun it would be to find a local fabric shop for some souvenirs from the trip. How excited was I to discover the SF Quilt Shop was very close to the cruise ship terminal. My daughter and I hopped into a pulmonella and, just a few minutes and $5 later, we were in front of this cute little shop. If you're a quilter, sewist, or crafter visiting town (or, lucky duck, if you live there) ya gotta check this place out. They have fabrics from all over the world - including tons of the most popular brands as well as fabrics from as far away as Africa! Their prices are so reasonable, too. Around $10 (US) a yard, plus lots of pre-cuts and a nice sale area too. I was especially attracted to their quilt kits, featuring a pattern and pre-cut fabric, but I ended up just selecting a few yards of beautiful quilting cottons I knew I'd probably never see again. The shop also features notions and other sewing supplies, and a huge long arm quilting area in the back where they complete quilts for customers. While I was there a class was being taught by the owner - I was sorry I couldn't stay.