Great food great atmosphere Fantastic service. Limited…read moreEnglish spoken here for us makes us broaden the Mexican language. Italian, traditional Mexican cuisine. We ordered Camarones Costeños, Sopa de Frijol, Manzana Verde, Empanadas, Camarones Oaxaqueños. Everything we ordered was delicious. The service was on par with making sure our drinks are full and the food was good. Would be wise to make reservations for the evening, this place is packed with people. Inside is air conditioned which is nice relief from the heat. We really enjoyed our time with the friendly server. Very clean washrooms Street parking on very narrow streets.

Read the reviews and,... well had to try the coconut French toast. Problem is I also wanted an…read moreomelette. Solution, half order and the ham and cheese omelette. It's way too much food, so my wife and I split the French toast and ordered entrees. She ordered divorced eggs (yup a real thing) and I got the omelette. We will definitely come back.

Had the most wonderful at Ve el Mar the other night! Went…read morefishing that morning and caught a sailfish. That we gave to the captain and asked if we could try a section. The captain had a contact at Ve el Mar, where the Chef prepared a section on the fish for us. We arrived at the restaurant for our reservation time. Located right on the beach with live music playing and watching the sunset. We ordered drink Coconut Shrimp for an appetizer which was delicious by the way. Our catch of the day came out prepared two different ways BBQ style Chipotle and Garlic with butter, rice and veggies. Since we never had sailfish before was quite the treat. Let me start by saying the fish was smooth melt in your mouth with no fishy aftertaste, that we are use to back home. Was prepared to perfection in our opinion, we found the spice just enough to complement the fish. The service was fantastic made sure are drinks were well taken care of. Compliments to the Chef! The live music sang Spanish and English music was wonderful!! When in the area a must try restaurant.

We had the shrimp and fish tacos and the nachos. The quality was definitely sub par for the price…read more Be prepared to have many people try and sell you crafts as well while you re eating.

Should have read the reviews. Great spot in the beach but tourist trap. Lots of locals around so…read moreprobably my better to go where they are for a more authentic experience

Not a bad place if you have a few hours to kill before getting back to your cruise ship. There are…read moretables with umbrellas right on the beach in the sand. We had Coconut Shrimp as recommended by the waitress and ordered Guacamole and Chips with our bottles of Mexican Coca-Cola. All of us were concerned about food borne illness so we were wary and cautious but everything subsequently turned out okay. The Coconut Shrimp were six large prawns served in a fresh coconut shell with salsa. I was used to this preparation as having tiny bits of coconut in a fried coating. However, these shrimp had a substantial coating of moist, fresh shredded coconut which was then covered by a light batter and crispy panko crust. This is definitely a coconut shrimp. The shrimp is sweet from the coconut and is a very different preparation and taste. Not bad for those who love a pronounced coconut flavor. The various salsas provided a different taste to the shrimp and were fresh tasting. The cooked vegetables, chayote and carrots, that came with the meal were very flavorful sides to the shrimp. The Guacamole was freshly made and tasted very rich and flavorful. The texture is creamy and was a perfect accompaniment to the freshly fried corn tortilla chips. Overall, one of the better tasting restaurant guacamole that I have ever had. One suggestion is to keep the restaurant menu with you or take pictures of the menu pages for the items ordered. After the conversion to US Dollars from Mexican Pesos, we realized the whole meal with sodas came to US $60. I realize that tourism is basically the only local economy in this area but the price is steep even in US terms and price gouging is apparently rampant. Just be aware.

Five stars for the view and service. Food was good to really good, but honestly not that memorable…read more I had the dorado a la diabla which was a nice Mahi mahi cooked well but lacked the punch you would expect from an a la diabla dish. Very good otherwise, but I wanted heat! Also tried the arrachera which was again, good, but not great for Mexico. I get it. It's a hotel restaurant which probably caters to American and Canadian tastes, but I guess there should be an option for those that like spicy food :) So many tourist spots have a killer super spicy salsa to make up for this, but sadly we didn't find it here. Getting there was also a little challenge. We had no problem with our cab driver that we made friends with, but it might be a challenge or actually a reason to charge more for the carefree tourist. There is actually quite a bit of unpaved bumpy dirt road to get there A good reminder to ask about the fare before you take the ride. I was shocked how little our guy charged us but he did say he would charge more if we were a normal tourist fare. Worth the trip for the views and service for sure. Looks like a great surf spot in the cove below too!

Food, service and ambiance was on target. The sun set was a bonus. You have to come here when…read morevisiting PE. They ever help get a taxi back to where you started.

This place is super overpriced, wouldn't mind to pay if food is good, be prepared and bring salt…read moreand pepper, we got 3 dishes of the menu and they were all the same unflavored, guy next to me complaining about too much salt on a grilled fish, Come on people get your stuff together

Best food on Zipolite. Reservations needed. Portions could be larger, but the food quality and…read moreservice are superb.

HUGE and beautiful dressed up seafood tacos, but man this place is touristy as heck!…read more Literally everybody eating here was like some European person. No locals at all when our group dined for dinner. It's casual, and honestly service is a bit lacking. The people are so kind, but the guy taking the orders also does the drinks and the inefficiency is very telling. Regardless, the shining star of this place is Pepe's tacos. I'm talking about coconut-crushed shrimp and coconut-crusted fish. HUGE tacos, so come hungry. They also had the maracuya mezcalita on the drink menu, along with some beers. So I had to go with the mezcalita, oviamente! Flavorful and not too sweet. The aesthetic is giving outdoors glamping without the glam. Tons of seating in like semi-shabby picnic table and campfire-esque chairs. Pricing is more on the expensive side, which is no wonder why all the tourists come. Worth a taste, but a one and done for me.

Omg... these are the best shrimp and fish tacos I've ever had! We are going back tonight and would…read morehave gone last night but they were closed. The tacos are huge and the toppings are fresh. My husband and I shared 3 tacos. The place attracts alot of tourist. Pepe was super nice and helpful with our order and spoke great English. Very laid back atmosphere!!!

Great food & service. Street musicians fun…read more However 2 glasses of house wine were as expensive as my dinner. Check price before you order. Would be 5 star, but wine cost was a surprise.

We had a party of 8. Great service and the place was packed. The food is good, better than average…read morefor the area. Wings are great, ceviche great, the Alfredo dishes are good, spaghetti bolognese was okay. The restaurants cater mostly to Canadian tourists. I know nothing about the Canadian pallet, but apparently they like it. As a Texan, I say the service was as good as it gets, and the food certainly makes it worth the short walk.

Impressive ambiance. Relaxed setting. Ample menu. Fantastic flavors. Superb service. Exceptional…read morevalue. Each plate, each drink was excellent. We loved it.

Terrible food and terrible service. Nice open air ambiance but leaves one vulnerable to flies and…read moremosquitoes. Skip it.