We came to El Vaquero while in port on the Grand Princess. It will run you about $20.00 for a taxi,…read morebut it is 100% worth the price of the taxi. The service is nothing else than fantastic. My wife had the best frozen Mango Margarita that she has ever enjoyed. The restaurant is known for its beef and the Beef Fajitas are absolutely perfect. Order the side of Guacamole to have on these awesome Fajitas. I ordered the traditional Margarita and it was wonderful too. If you find yourself in Manzanillo make sure El Vaquero is one of your stops for either lunch or dinner. The restaurant opens at 1pm. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! The interior of El Vaquero is also absolutely beautiful. The upstairs wasn't open when we arrived, but if it is, take advantage of the views.

All I can say is that their arrachera medium done was spectacular!!! One of the best meals we've…read morehad in a long time. We also ordered the rice, guacamole, and queso fundido. Service was great too!!! It's a must of you visit Manzanillo!!!

We ate here ever day for the past week. Such great service and amazing food! Ensalada Verde and…read moreCamarones are so yummy! I highly recommend checking this place out. Bonus: they have wifi!

Consistently good food here. Mostly all Mexican dishes done in a traditional manner. Great for…read moreBreakfast and lunch, this time we came for dinner. Doll had the Swiss style chicken enchiladas and I had the crispy chicken tacos. Very good and consistent food, we always stop by when we are in town.

Food was bland, service was slow. We had to ask for bread and butter, and that was what everyone…read moreraved about. It was good, but nothing fantastic. A nice little restaurant on the main street, lots of old timers meeting for a coffee and dessert.

Food was decent but service was slow . Would not come back due to the lack of attention to…read morecustomer. Needs to provide better service.

Great spot on the water. Crowded and that's a good thing because people like it. Asian theme with…read moresushi, etc. good staff too. Music at night. Will be back for sure!

Over priced. Average food…read more Service was filled with attitude. Overall a poor experience.

This is an excellent local restaurant. Everything we had was very good but we really enjoyed the…read moreenchiladas with "sweet" mole. We also experienced the enchiladas with salty sauce, the fried tacos and the flautas, all of which were very tasty. The restaurant is typically very busy and clearly a local favourite.

Great pozole and enchiladas. Have enjoyed this restaurant the last few years. Parking on the…read morestreet can sometimes be hard to find but worth it.

Ambiance was great. Now the not so good..we ordered the shrimp and crab empanadas for starters but…read morethey came with tiny, tiny pieces of what looked like ham. We asked about it and they said it was seafood and they didn't have ham (read it in the menu though so..) Next topic..the waiter took our orders and when the food came out he brought one of us a ribeye when the order was for Robalo. We asked about and were told ribeye was what he ordered! They did nothing about and waiter even disappeared after. When the bill came we asked for separate checks an we're told they couldn't do it. I went up to the counter with our two credit cards and they asked "how much on each?"!! All this wrong and we were the only ones there at 2pm!

Good food and beautiful view! The servers are very nice and speak English. It's nice and quiet if…read moreyou come here for breakfast!

I recently was on a cruise ship that had a Manzanillo port call. As we wanted to just hang…read more around the port and not take taxis anywhere we spent the good part of an hour walking around the town directly across from the pier. On this October day it was still incredibly hot & HU-MID, REALLY different than my native San Diego weather. After having beers at a little convenience -type store front that had no food or mixed drinks we pressed on for another place, and ran into Los Candilles (located in the Hotel Colonial)....what a GEM !! As the pictures show, this is an interior courtyard of an old home, adjacent to the hotel. Inside it's preserved as built over 100 years ago to remain very period-based, classic Mexican architecture and décor. This place was built for the local heat with its THICK walls, high ceilings and fans. Even with no A/C we were very comfortable at our table. The bar is complete with all typical drinks offered you may want....plus of course excellent local beer selection. For all cruise ship tourists: I highly recommend Los Candiles for a great rest & relaxation to soak up local culture. This seems to be a big breakfast place, judging from all the local workers & families finishing theirs when we came in for lunch. Throw in the free Wi-Fi to catch up on your emails and send trip pictures and this establishment offers the full value happy meal :)

Restaurant is in historic Hotel Colonial. Beware exchange of pesos to US dollars. Our bill was…read more$200 pesos, they charged $14 in US dollars, should have been $10 per standard exchange rate, 40% overcharge. No one on staff spoke decent English so no way to dispute. Tacos were standard street-type soft with chewy carne, no onions or cilantro, not as good as you would get at Del Taco, were about $3.00 each if you consider overcharge conversion. Tacos were served wrapped in foil - tacky for a sit-down hotel restaurant. Ordered chicken and cheese enchiladas but what came were deep fried rolled taquitos, and taquitos aren't even on menu. So, an extra $4 to learn to bring pesos or ask exchange rate first. Lucky we didn't order the really expensive menu items!