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    Las Nuevas Islas

    Las Nuevas Islas

    4.6
    (47 reviews)
    5.5 mi

    A flavor memory brought back to life…read more Our family traveled to Puerto Vallarta about 3-4 years ago, and one of the things we love most about traveling is getting off the beaten path and exploring places that feel a little more authentic and local. On that trip, we ventured deep into inland/semi-coastal Jalisco and ended up at a little eatery called Ok Corral Restaurant & Bar in Cabo Corrientes. The food was incredible, but one dish in particular stole my daughter's heart: pescado zarandeado, specifically red snapper. She loved it so much that she basically stole my food. Since that trip, my daughter and I have had a little mission of our own: find that fish again and find the version that brings back that exact flavor memory. Then we found Las Nuevas Islas in Fontana. From the moment we walked in, the experience was fantastic. The staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, but what really stood out was how much they cared about getting my daughter's meal right. We let our 9-year-old explain to our waiter what she remembered about the fish from Mexico. She asked if they had red snapper. He initially told us they were using tilapia, but mentioned that they had just received a shipment of fresh fish and was almost certain there was some red snapper in it. He went back to check. Sure enough, they had it. But he didn't stop there. He asked to see the picture we had from Mexico so he could see how the fish was seasoned and cooked. He took that information straight back to the chef and asked if they could prepare it the way my daughter remembered it. And my goodness, they absolutely nailed it. The fish was cooked perfectly, beautifully seasoned, and had that charred, savory flavor we had been trying to find for years. Watching my daughter take that first bite and seeing the smile on her face was worth the trip alone. Our waiter jokingly asked her, "How is it? Do you like it?" She looked at him and said, "I'm sorry, no, I don't like it... I LOVE IT!" Seeing the smile on his face after hearing that, and seeing my daughter relive a flavor memory from a family trip years ago, was one of those little moments that makes a restaurant experience much more than just dinner. We also had the fish ceviche tostada, which was incredibly fresh, bright and refreshing, and my wife had the fried fish tacos, which were perfectly battered and delicious. And that green serrano salsa deserves its own mention. It is seriously spicy, but absolutely delicious. The restaurant itself is huge, with a great open feel, a beautiful and simple bar, a stage for live music, and an overall atmosphere that feels incredibly welcoming. But what we'll remember most is the people. The waiter could have simply said, "We don't have red snapper." Instead, he went looking. Then he went back again. Then he talked to the chef. They listened to a 9-year-old describe a fish she remembered eating in Mexico years ago and did everything they could to recreate it for her. That's hospitality. Las Nuevas Islas didn't just serve us a great meal. They helped our daughter bring a little piece of a family memory back to life. If you're looking for Nayarit-style mariscos, pescado zarandeado, fresh seafood, great service and a genuinely welcoming atmosphere, I can't recommend Las Nuevas Islas enough. We came looking for a fish we remembered from Mexico. We left with a new favorite local restaurant.

    Came here early and had a great dinner with my family. The restaurant was easy to locate and very…read moreclean. The servers were polite and accommodating, and the live music created a really nice vibe. The only downside was the wait time for our food, but it was understandable since they were short-staffed. Overall, the food was very good. I had the shrimp cocktail, which was prepared really well, and they were definitely generous with the shrimp. I'd love to come back and try other items on the menu!

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    Cocina Sinaloense

    Cocina Sinaloense

    4.4
    (182 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    Cocina Sinaloense is serving up authentic Sinaloa-style dishes, and you can truly taste the love in…read moreevery bite The tostadas were a standout topped with slow-cooked shredded beef that was insanely tender, plus a rich consomé on the side. With the shredded lettuce, cotija cheese, sour cream, and avocado. It had the perfect mix of freshness and crunch To drink, I tried cebada for the first time and I'm officially a fan It tasted like a mix between horchata and chocolate milk... such a good combo If you love tortilla soup, RUN don't walk ‍ it's a limited-time special! The tender chicken, crispy chips, and toppings like avocado, purple onion, cotija, and sour cream made it an absolute dream The barbacoa was super tender and flavorful, served with pasta salad, beans, and handmade tortillas everything tasted homemade and comforting The pork tamale was giving soft and tender on the inside with a slightly crispy, pan-fried outer layer. And they did not skimp on the filling...lots of meat and potatoes The machaca had so much flavor I loved the veggies and potatoes, paired with beans and rice. It was hearty and satisfying The ceviche was bright, fresh, and citrusy right up my alley! I would've loved a little more spice, but the homemade tostadas took it to another level Quesabirria tacos? Always a yes cheesy, tender, flavorful meat with consomé for dipping... say less paired with cheesy beans and rice = perfection For dessert, I got the corn elote soft, sweet, and delicious. I also tried it pan-fried and it gave caramel brûlée vibes so good! This spot feels like you're eating a home-cooked meal made with love and intention Great service and ambiance. "Las cosas buenas toman tiempo" and you can definitely taste that here

    I really wanted to like this place, but I can't justify paying $17 for a regular-sized chorizo…read morebreakfast burrito with just chorizo, eggs, rice, and beans. No potatoes, no bacon, nothing that made it feel like a premium burrito. The taste was ok, flavorful, the chorizo and eggs were cooked well however it was very greasy. It was just a pretty standard breakfast burrito. Unfortunately, the price completely overshadowed the experience. For me, it just isn't worth $17. I left feeling like I paid way more than what I received, so I won't be coming back.

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    Pictured: Bowl of Menudo rojo. Served on weekends.
    Pictured: Bowl of Menudo rojo. Served on weekends.
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    Mariscos Puerto Nayari

    Mariscos Puerto Nayari

    4.8
    (21 reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $$

    If you're in town and craving authentic mariscos, this spot is absolutely worth a visit!…read more The restaurant is spacious, with about 10 tables, making it feel comfortable without being overcrowded. Everything was spotless, and the welcoming atmosphere started the moment we walked through the door. The staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and genuinely made us feel at home throughout our meal. The food was outstanding from start to finish. The complimentary chips and salsa were fresh and flavorful...the perfect way to start the meal. I ordered the shrimp taco, and it was seasoned perfectly with amazing flavor in every bite. I also had the shrimp ceviche tostada, choosing the shrimp "cooked" in lime (they also offer a cooked shrimp option). It was incredibly fresh, bright, and delicious. My kids ordered the asada plate and absolutely loved it. We also shared the Shrimp al Mojo de Ajo, which was the highlight of the meal. The shrimp were perfectly cooked, buttery, and generously coated in rich, fragrant garlic, it was absolutely delicious. Between the warm hospitality, clean environment, and incredible food, this restaurant exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend stopping by if you're looking for fresh, flavorful mariscos. We'll definitely be back!

    The food was great! i definitely recommend it…read more They have great Michelada s our server was so nice and attentive. I will definitely be going back

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