My friend and I came here while we were on a port day with royal Caribbean. This place was…read moresuggested from our taxi driver for the day. What a recommendation! It was in old Mazatlán away from the tourists and crowds. There were maybe three other parties while we were there. This place reminds me of Tarzan or jungle book. Presidio means fort, we learned which was exactly what it was used for when it was built. Now it's a restaurant/bar with a wonderful atmosphere. We wanted a quick bite to eat before we headed back to the ship. I ordered the tuna tostada. Serve with a generous helping of tuna and two tostadas. Delicious, fresh and surprisingly filling. My friend go the shrimp aguachiles. She loves spicy so this was a great pick for her. And a large portion as well! We had chips to start and they served chips with their unique dipping sauce that consisted of peanuts, roasted tomatoes and spices. I wish we were here longer to try some of the other dishes. It was a fun adventure and I highly recommend coming here !

Food is good, atmosphere and music is very nice, bathroom clean…read more Service was slow and price is on the higher side.

Fantastic seafood restaurant near the Beatles! Their ceviches and the guacamole were amazing. The…read moreshrimp Diablo had a nice spicy kick! The service was excellent. Beautiful courtyard or open hacienda style dining! Can't go wrong eating here!

Comida muy rica y bien preparada, el servicio excelente y muy amable…read more Me gustó mucho.

Food was great. My wife really enjoyed the queso fundido with chorizo. She also had Gringa which is…read morea Mexican sandwich, except you are using two tortillas. She ordered hers with mushrooms and asada and was very happy but after tasting her queso Fundido, that is what she really wanted. And they gave us plenty of tortillas so we could eat our cheese plate. I had a Vampiro with chorizo and a shrimp taco. Both were very good. Everyone in our group was happy with their food. I was a little concerned when I sat down and asked "you don't sell beer?" :o But she pointed across the street and said Tecate is on that side and XX is on the other side. Awesome, problem averted!!!! SUPER great service. However, they have one chili that will leave your tongue crying for help... and numb. At least mine was. Super cute open sided area in a great location.

A great spot to enjoy some tacos. Plenty of seating. Self serving station for the salsas and…read moretoppings. Friendly staff. Not on the beach but very close to it. Had the shrimp and al pastor tacos. Recommended stop for your taco needs.

This market is not as big as other markets I have been to in Mexico, but with so much variety of…read morethings you can find here, from raw meats and fish to fruits and vegetables, candy, spices, clothes, shoes, accessories and on and on, it can be quite overwhelming. Definitely a place you want to give yourself some time to explore. It does help to speak Spanish though. I always enjoy visiting the markets and especially like the beautiful variety of colors at every sight.

We did a cooking glass and we toured the market where local chefs get their products…read more The produce stands had beautiful vegetables. Lady running stand very nice. There were butchers there. Locals drinking coffee and eating tacos.

I have been coming here for years. This Green bar is located right at the exit of the Mazatlán…read morecruise port. This prominent location isa watering hole for tourists n American expats, I was surprised there was a huge number of American expats here n they came to offer help to cruisers. They had an amazing DJ who played hits of the 80s n 90s hits from Queen, CCR you name it, people were grooving to the music including myself!. It was priceless to have a thirst quenching margarita 4 $6 n day dreaming and reminiscing about the good old days. Sometimes people were dancing in the giant gazebo behind the DJ. Idk how they can charge so cheap I mean it has been $6 for the past 10 years! and tasted better than the $16 drink at Cabo Wabo! Cabo is the most overhyped port n Mazatlán is the most underrated port city. It became more popular after EL CHAPO was arrested, he's in the Supermax in Colorado. He had a beautiful house in the city. Mazatlán is so beautiful especially today bc tomorrow is their Carnaval n all the decorations are already in the malecón. 5 solid stars n the bartender n servers are all muy simpatico!

Cute and festive outdoor bar and restaurant catering to the cruise terminal tourists. Prices not…read morebad for being a tourist trap. Ordered lunch and the food was ok but the margaritas more than made up for it.

These tacos are very good, but I like their location in Cabo better. Still a great option when you…read moreare in town

Fantastic tacos the best I've ever had. The pastor are wonderful. I will be back. They have a full…read moreon salsa bar with pickled onions and everything you'd want cucumbers, radishes, and a ton of sauce sauce.

Awesome place with loungers on the beach. Shrimp tacos and fish are amazing. Great service.read more

Been a couple of times now. Great service from Chuy and Ruben. They have towels and boogie boards…read moretoo. Food is solid. Fair prices. Beautiful view. Easy walk from the ferry dock.

Here's the deal, if you're visiting on a cruise ship or staying at a local resort get into the…read moreheart of Centro, old town Mazatlan and have a meal at Totem. Totem's menu is clever, flavorful and will offer a new twist to old favorites. The chilaquiles omelette and Taro Latte were two of the new favorites.

I fell in love with this place by simply just walking by it and peeking inside. It is a gorgeous…read morerestaurant that on the first floor has a brick oven for their house pizzas, on the second floor they have their own baker for their bread & pastries and on the top floor there is a beautiful rooftop with city's skyline. The place is beautifully decorated with comfortable coaches, pillows and plants. I only ordered beverages - decaffeinated coffee w coconut milk and their lemonades but they have so many items to choose from. The lemonade was not only beautifully presents but also delicious. The decaffeinated coffee tasted very watered down, but the ambiance of this place made it up. CC accepted.

This place was fantastic. We stopped in for lunch while in Mazatlan on a cruise stop. Walked the…read moreblue line to the city - only 15-20 minutes from the port - and although it was packed, we were able to easily get a table as soon as we walked in. Bakery area was full of tasty treats. Huge menu - wife ordered shrimp and I had the Machaca with scrambled eggs, bacon, and the biggest corn tamale I've ever seen, which was covered with cheese and jalapeños. Chips and a trio of salsas and an excellent cheese sauce came with our meals. Everything was delicious!

Extensive menu options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Tasty food and pastries. The place is a…read morelocal favorite and prices are affordable mostly. The service is good and the ambience is nice. Sometimes there's a wait for seating and service is slower but not terrible when the place is crowded. The inside is air conditioned and clean.

To all the Americans or Europeans out in this area visiting, if you want to try something very…read moreauthentic and simple then I would totally recommend this place. You might be thrown off because it's a small place on a roof and is off the grid but I guarantee you that you will not be disappointed. The Gordita's of shredded chicken and shredded beef were beyond amazing. These Gordita's here in Mexico are pretty much known as Sope's in the states. Ditch the fancy bougie restaurants and give this place a try. Also, the fried tuna is delicious. Service is great! Saludos a la mama por la comida deliciosa.

Riquísima la comida me encantó, los precios son muy razonables y la atención del personal muy buenaread more