Probably the worst service I've ever received ordered a drink 20 to 30 minutes ahead of time still…read moredidn't receive it so we went up to the bar and she was surprised we were irritated. Would not recommend unless you plan to spend hours here.

Hungry so we walked over to McCarthy's Irish Pub. Our waiter was Paul (great person, fun…read morepersonality and excellent host). We ordered a cheeseburger and grilled chicken caesar salad. Hearty portions and very tasty. Washed it down with an El Dorado IPA.

Stopped in here as part of the Vallarta Taco Tour A cute…read moresmall place right before La Playa Our bartender made us the best watermelon margaritas I have ever had! The ambience is definitely upscale and very comfortable Definitely worth another stop in the next time I am in the area

Bar La Playa is a MUST first-stop when visiting Zona Romantica…read more On our most recent trip to Puerto Vallarta, we wanted to spend a day in this part of the region. After looking up good places to go, Bar La Playa came up- and I'm sure glad it did! First, it's easy to get to if you're coming from North. Our Uber was easily able to drop us off without getting stuck in gridlock traffic that can affect certain roads of this area. Additionally, the location isn't a high-traffic area for tourists. That meant we were able to walk up and immediately find seats. Second, the service was top notch. I didn't get the bartenders name, but he was very welcoming, friendly, hospitable and spoke English. Just an overall cool dude and was glad to support his business. Third, the drinks were great. Finally, we were drinking 'real' drinks, not the watered down sugary stuff at the hotel. We were very satisfied with the taste of the drinks. Fourth, the prices are really good. Mexico has gotten expensive and this was a sigh of relief. You can have a great time here without feeling like you paid an arm and a leg. I highly-highly recommend making Bar La Playa your first stop when coming to this area. You're going to get great service, great drinks and all at a price that is reasonable and fair.

The view is worth the price!…read more We learned about the Sky Bar from a guy on the flight into PV. Others at the Sky Bar were also there because someone had told them how cool it is... I shouldn't even be sharing, 'cause it may get too crowded. The Good The view, the service and the drinks, in that order. We loved everything about the Sky Bar. Food and drinks are pricey. Bring your wallet. It's such a lovely place, complete with a reed covered roof that would be awesome on hot or rainy days. My group loved the area that we walked through to get to the Sky Bar from the beach. It was what one would call 'friendly to all people'. The Meh - nothing to report The Bad - nothing to report

One of the best experiences here! Truly amazing service- Ricardo and Alexis made it an…read moreunforgettable time. Drinks were very well made and happy hour made them well worth it! ALSO can't forget this incredible view

Uploading pictures because the current ones did not do it justice. We stumbled upon this spot while…read moreacross the street at Twisted Palms. This place has two levels, both with great space to bring a group of people. There are bars on each floor with plenty of rooms to stand up or sit down at booths. We came on a Tuesday night with anticipation of coming back on Saturday night. The rooftop is one story up, covered but still in ambient air so you can feel the great summer climate while enjoying a cold drink. The drink service was a little slow but we weren't in any rush when we came. Drink quality was below average, I got the Ginger Mint Paloma and my wife the Jalisco express. If you're looking for a great cocktail this isn't your spot. I would recommend coming for a quick drink and moving on or coming to end your night here. Big perk is the length of time they are open (4AM!) One nice thing is that they played the NBA in season tournament game upon request and have a big TV upstairs to watch from. Overall we are keeping our night going but come check it out! Prices are very reasonable.

Amazing vibe-- played bingo and drank lovely drinks! Recommend highly and it is a perfect spot to…read morestart a bar hop.

We've been coming here for years....get over here now! Manuel is AMAZING. Try it all. Relax. You're…read morehome. Drinks are made with love!

This is a GREAT spot. I went for martini Monday (85 pesos martinis all night) and ordered a house…read moremartini to start. They use tanqueray as their house gin which is unusual but a pleasant surprise as it actually happens to be my preferred brand. I didn't have high hopes for the martini - I find that outside of major U.S. cities places end up putting in way too much vermouth - and it actually ended up being fantastic. It didn't taste too different from what I would make at home which is probably the best thing I could say about a martini (for my own personal taste). I tried a fruitier one - the Gigi - as my second and final drink. It was good but I'm just not a fruity drink person. I just wasn't equipped to handle another standard martini lol. The ambiance is phenomenal - it was both casual and comfortable yet classy. The crowd was much older than I expected although not in a bad way at all. There were lots of expats in their 50s and 60s. I was worried it would be a rowdy rooftop and by contrast it was actually a very chill vibe. Only complaint is that the bathroom is outside of the venue down the stairs and you need a key to enter, which was a bit annoying bc I wanted to use the restroom before I left and I forgot to ask for the key on my way out. Small annoyance and certainly wouldn't prevent me from going back.

After being "the husband" for the first time and coming back here in my late 20s, not much has…read morechanged--except the faces of the employees. The vibe, though? Still absolutely top tier. Hanging out on the rooftop was such a great experience. It's the perfect spot for people-watching, and we met some really great people along the way. The staff was super attentive and always made sure our glasses were full, and the prices honestly weren't bad at all. We enjoyed it so much that we made it a point to come back multiple times during this trip, and it was well worth it every time. Keep doing what you do, and we'll see you again on our next visit.

La Noche is giving me "LA" vibes. We came here on a Tuesday night around 10pm. The first floor is…read morethe dance club. There was a drag performance but not many people there yet. So we went upstairs to the outdoor bar / lounge area. We were a group of 12 and there was a cushioned corner for us that fit all of us. We loved the open air concept with plants all around. The staffs were amazing. The drinks were good. By the time we left at 11pm, the club floor had 3 go go boys and it was starting to get busier. It was a fun night out.

The Fluvial Vallarta location is amazing! Beautiful design, decoration make me feel I'm in an…read moreupscale eatery in the U.S. Widely varied menu has something for everyone. Portions are good and the serving staff is excellent. Videos of locales around the world play on a loop on a half dozen TV's with some of Fredy's entrees mixed in. And it's been discovered by locals, expats and tourists so a wait is not uncommon and expected on weekends. Fredy himself is often on hand to greet diners. He really planned an excellent facility, menu and has trained his staff well.

One of my friends recommended this place for breakfast/lunch. It appeared as though this Since this…read moreplace was cash only, it appeared to have contributed to it not being so busy which was better for me. The service was phenomenal. The staff were very attentive including taking my order, bringing my food, clearing my table, and bringing the check. It first started with them bringing some complimentary toasted bread with jams and butter. Since I ordered fajitas and a beer, it was a little weird to get bread, but I still ate it anyhow. The surf and turf fajitas were fresh off the plate, sizzling with envy! I would definitely come back here again next time I am in the Zona Romantica.

Stopped by here with friends while walking the malecon for a drink. The place is a corner bar with…read morelimited seating overlooking the water. We ordered our drinks and waited for some seats to open up. The bartender recommended the banana colada. Nice drink for the afternoon. Two nice shots of rum with banana and coconut water in a blender. She sprinkled some chopped coconut on top. Bonus they had college football on the tv's. Great place for people watching.

While in Puerto Vallarta, we always make time for a visit to the (Sun) Devil's Bar. The bar is open…read moreair, on the Malecon, right across from the beach. The bar is small, and at times, there is no seating so you just have to wait. They have basic beers and a full bar and various sporting events playing on the TVs. There is paid bathroom down a hallway that connects the bar to souvenir shops. I had a chance to meet the owner (big Sun Devil's fan) and enjoyed hearing about this venture of moving to Mexico and buying the bar over 17 years ago. Regarding the service, it has always been very good.

Drinks run about $10 American. There's a nice selection from tropical to savory to dessert like…read more I think they hyper freeze the slush because it takes about a half hour for it to melt and I got major brain freeze! Wonderful staff and always spinning great tunes. This location became my positioning marker to find my way home when wandering the streets.

A staples here in PV as there's a few locations throughout the city. A nice cool spot for a cold…read morefrozen slush drink. Alcoholic of course. An adult slurpee to say. The location of all seems to be similar in sizes. This particular one we stopped at is up from the beach. The inside is where drinks are poured as there's loads to choose from. The seating outside is basically a small section with a few hi top tables and chairs thats at the corner. Perfect spot for people watching and enjoying something cold and refreshing. They're actually nice in taste as some can leave a weird aftertaste. But there were refreshing. Pricewise they're good and they also have happy hour.

We've passed by this bar a few times, enroute to our hotel, mostly during the evening. It's usually…read morebustling with people inside and out. You'll find people engaged in all sorts of activities ....eating, drinking, dancing, and socializing. Andale is the place to have a great time. Today, for some reason, the restaurants and bars on the street seemed less crowded. It was a Wednesday night when we finally stepped foot into Andale's. We ordered margaritas, shots of anejo tequila, and a beverage; we had already had dinner elsewhere. The DJ was playing a mix of 90s R&B, reggaeton, country, and pop music, and the whistle blowing from the staff added to the lively and exciting atmosphere. I must admit, though, the loud whistle blowing now and then annoyed me, I managed to drown it out somehow. If you plan to visit Andale, expect fun and lively atmosphere with plenty of staff ready to serve you.

During our cruise stop in Puerto Vallarta, we decided to have lunch at Andale's Restaurant & Bar…read more The main reason was to try their well-known Chile en Nogada and experience a local restaurant while we were in port. The restaurant itself was pleasant. Service was friendly, the atmosphere was lively, and it was a comfortable place to sit down, relax, and enjoy a meal. For visitors spending a few hours in town, it's an easy and convenient option. That said, after the meal, I felt the restaurant's biggest strengths were its location and atmosphere rather than the food itself. I specifically ordered the Chile en Nogada, which is considered one of their signature dishes. Presentation was beautiful: a large poblano pepper covered in a rich walnut sauce and topped with pomegranate seeds. It certainly looked impressive when it arrived at the table. The flavor, however, was not what I expected. The pepper was very soft and mild, with no heat at all. The filling combined meat, fruit, and spices, giving it a noticeable sweetness. The walnut sauce was thick, creamy, and nutty, but also surprisingly sweet. When everything came together in one bite, I tasted sweetness, savoriness, nuttiness, and the flavor of the pepper all at once. I can appreciate the complexity and understand why this dish is considered a traditional classic, but personally I struggled with the combination. As the meal went on, the sweetness became more prominent, and the dish started to feel like something caught between an entrée and a dessert. It wasn't bad--it just wasn't something I would order again. We also tried a few other Mexican dishes during the meal. They were perfectly acceptable, but nothing really stood out. The overall food quality felt average: not disappointing, but not memorable either. Throughout the meal, I couldn't shake the feeling that this was a restaurant designed primarily for visitors. The menu, atmosphere, and clientele all felt very tourist-oriented. For travelers looking for a convenient and comfortable place to eat, that may be exactly what they're looking for. But for those hoping to discover exceptional Mexican cuisine, I think there are probably better options in Puerto Vallarta.