Visited San Francisco for the day and decided to try San Pan for a morning drink. It was one of the…read morebusier locations on the beach strip, with a busy atmosphere and lots of folks sitting on the tables inside and outside enjoying their brunch and drinks. Stepping inside the bistro was so cool, from the vibe to the artwork and just style of the bistro, so beachy - loved it! I ordered a Blueberry Muffin and a Strawberry Margarita. Got both within a couple minutes. The muffin was delicious, I especially liked the mini chocolate chips that were hidden within it and totally unexpected! The margarita was very tasty as well, the fresh and organic strawberries blended in made it feel so organic and fresh. I could see why the locals and visitors loved this bistro. We enjoyed ourselves and will be back when we visit here again!

My companion and I stayed across the street from San Pan for most of the month of January and kept…read morecoming back for their delicious food and smoothies (highly recommend the Hot Cakes and the omelets). Great service and reasonable prices and it's great for people watching!

I just found this little gem in Punta Mita after living here nearly twenty years thanks to a…read morerecommendation last night in PV. I loved the ambiance and tonight we had live saxophone player as well. The food is delicious. The service was excellent. And the drinks perfect!

Tough to find / recognize from the street but once inside ... you don't be disappointed! Excellent…read moreservice - great food and don't leave without getting the ice cream.

Great flea market atmosphere. Not just selling fruit and…read morevegetables. There is cooked food including bbq, tacos, burrito, fresh juices, homemade candy and sweets. Lots of handmade goods as well. Nice way to spend a morning. Don't miss it. Good prices.

It's very expensive, the vendors are pushy, and not willing to negotiate…read more We found the beach vendors to be much more friendly, affordable we had no reason to negotiate-- their prices seemed reasonable. As for the market, parking was hard to find. Go down the mountain, not up! Up, you get lost and stuck without his or cell signal in barrios that are very sketchy. They were aggressive. There's parking down by the bank near the oceanfront. Use it. Have cash. You must pay at the window to the cashier. She won't speak English and won't help you at all. In the market itself, you'll find that the vendors wares are repetitive. It's stall after stall of the same trivial junk. In some stalls there are clothes, but their dresses are $80-120 USD. It's very expensive. Men's shirt was $75 each. T-shirts for the grandkids were $25 each. The silver jewelers charge far too much. There was one food vendor upstairs. The chef was wonderful and the food a delight. That made the day very worth it. There's a vanilla shop and a candy shop along the walk that are worth a stop. Overall, no produce vendors & variance in goods sold could improve. The marketplace needs to make some changes. We would not return.

My family and I stopped in while we were walking around the Malecón. We got soft serve ice cream…read morecones/dishes, slushies, and iced coffee. Kids , wife and I loved it and had a nice place to sit and enjoy some cool treats. Got 6 items for $190 pesos. Great service and excellent English skills!

Located centrally on Basilio Badillo in Zona Romantica a large part of the popularity of Eulo's…read moreBakery is proximity, but between the wide selection and fair prices one is unlikely to find a better Panadaria within walking distance of old town Puerto Vallarta. Sporting an open kitchen and hours from 7am to 11pm guests are asked to self-select from racks in addition to items behind glass, Pan Dulce such as Concha nicely proofed while Empanadas with Guava or Caramel see a golden exterior yield smooth insides. Less impressed by Donuts, really no better than Dunkin, look to Oreja for sweet and crunchy while Carrot Cake and Tres Leches are each offered as a substantial slice, moist with good Frosting.

Stumbled across this bakery in PVR while walking in the Romantic Zone. Pretty busy with a variety…read moreof baked pastries and cakes. You get a tray and self pick what pastries you want. We tried the Mexican bun, which was dry. The empanada with ham, was dense and not flaky. The 3rd item was a chocolate eclair, best out of the 3 but nothing spectacular.

6 if us had breakfast here. Make sure you are not in a hurry... every single person in our group…read morewas impressed by their meal. Even though everything took a while, the fresh juices and smoothies were awesome! All if the employees were pleasant and accommodating. We chose this place as it was relatively close to the airport, where we all said goodbye. A great way to spend our final morning together.

If you're in the area this is a good place to go for a quick breakfast, coffee and desserts. The…read morestaff was friendly and professional. WiFi service is available and facilities are clean. They have the typical Mexican breakfast, salads and paninis. They also have a talented artists who creates custom cake drawings.

Today we decided to try Sweet Paris for a change of venue this morning while on vacation. This is…read morelocated in the Plaza with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the man made lake and Ocean. You stand on line to order your sweet or savory crepe or waffle and then when it is made, they bring it to you. I ordered a savory CARBONARA CHICKEN ( 300 G ) $220 Grilled chicken, Mozzarella cheese, bacon, Parmesan cheese, and carbonara sauce. which was completely filled. It had a light salad on the side. It was delicious. Paul had the HOUSTONIAN ( 100 G ) $220 Mozzarella cheese, bacon, sausage, potatoes, two scrambled eggs, and jalapeño chili pepper He was happy and stuffed. Unfortunately their coffee machine was not operational so we had to go to the bakery to get our coffee. They did however have orange juice, water and sodas available. I enjoyed the change and the setting.

I've vacationed at Nuevo Vallarta Vidanta and Sweet Paris did not disappoint. We ordered both…read moresavory and sweet and loved every bite. While service is not fast, it was worth the wait. We chose to dine outside and we enjoyed beautiful views of the lake and waterfall. Their coffee drinks are just gorgeous too. This is a must try when you're visiting Vidanta!

Excellent breakfast option. Cash only but they also accept US dollars…read more Friendly service. I had 3 pancakes with bananas and pecans. I was able to eat only half. The food was very delicious but the portion was enormous! Large orange juice was almost the size of a pitcher! Next day I tried a waffle with apples. Sooooo sweet and delicious. The back room looks like a rainforest. Very welcoming ambiance and friendly staff with expeditious service. You must go there and try it, especially if you're super hungry.

We stopped here on our last day in PV before heading to the airport. We'd walked past it every…read moresingle day and finally decided we couldn't leave without trying it and I'm so glad we did!!! They had bottomless coffee and a bunch of freshly squeezed juices which was a great start. Obviously, I had to order pancakes at a place called the Pancake House. I expected them to be good, but wow...they ended up being some of the best pancakes I've ever had. Thick, fluffy, and somehow perfectly soaked up the syrup without getting soggy. It was a stack of three and looked like way too much at first... but I genuinely couldn't stop eating them. My boyfriend got the French toast, and I barely managed to sneak in one bite before it disappeared but that one bite was incredible! I get why he didnt want to share it lol. The service was quick and super friendly. We were joking around with our waiter the whole time which made it even better. The whole place has a really cute vibe too with plants everywhere. Honestly, it was the perfect last meal and such a great way to spend our final morning. I'm definitely going to be dreaming about those pancakes for a long time.