Fried shrimp tacos were literally perfect. Ambiance is great it's literally in the sand on the…read morewater. Waiters were accommodating. When you visit Puerto Escondido visit this place at least once.

Great avant garde tacos! Coming back for more. Aqua sandia muy bueno!…read more Service excellent

Okay... This was simply a culinary experience. The food was absolutely unique in every way. I…read morehaven't had the opportunity to try new flavors and just love them immediately in a long time. Service was basic, nothing over the top. Except crumbing the table between courses which we of course appreciate. There was a language barrier. I try my absolute best with speaking in espanol although it may not come across correctly. So I order some things that didn't arrive in the drink department. Not the end of the world we had a great time. The small details of the plates that seem handmade was great, the overall vibe of the place is casual, but the delivery of food quickly throws that to the way side. Thanks for making my girlfriends 30th b day special!

Este es un restaurante fue incluido en la guía Michelin este 2024. La comida y el ambiente…read moreestuvieron sensacional. La ubicación es un poco retirada, pero vale la pena. La comida estaba deliciosa y los ingredientes muy frescos. El servicio fue muy bueno, como de esperarse en México. Tiene una vibe muy relax y es al aire abierto. Los precios de la comida estan de acuerdo a la calidad. Alrededor de 1,000 pesos mexicanos por persona.

This place has decent Pozole - price is reasonable considering how large the portion is - but I…read morehave to be honest that the pozole here is just not as flavorful (or as good a deal) as the pozole at Taqueria Rosy which is the best pozole I ever had. This place is also not nearly as crowded as Taqueria Rosy so I feel like that is saying something also. However, this place has a much more extensive menu and like I said before the pozole is decent. My partner ordered the pork pozole and I tried everything in his bowl except for the meat and really enjoyed it - esp with the lime juice which I think it needed. Also interesting that they gave you chicharon. One thing I did really like was how much radish they gave you in your soup and there was a lot of tasty sauces you could add also. The atmosphere was also nice and the waiter attentive. The portion size furthermore was huge and my partner and I had no problem feeling full after sharing a meal.

Not easy to find especially on a scooter but if you ask around you will most definitely find it …read more Near or about Rosey Taqueria. Unfortunately, Rosey's was closed on back to back days so I will truly never know if Rosey's is better than La Cazuela. La Cazuela is a cool joint. Yes aside from the infamous pozolez the restaurant does serve a decent taco. I tried the Tinga and suadero. Lived both. Now, let's talk about the pozole which seems to be what La Cazuela is known for. If I were to tell you that the pozole is served bland, you might say I don't know squat. Suffice to say that Cazuela understands the taste buds of all people. If you happen to know a thing or two about pozole, you will know it's always about the base. The added ingredients that add glover yo your dish cones readily available at the table side. If this a good thing or bad thing. Well, in my opinion I was able to add the right amount of each ingredient to make my pozole taste as good as I like it No harm or foul, especially when you consider that place is filled with locals that know a thing or two about making their bowel of pozole taste like Mamas. That being said, swing by and to taste a large bowl. A concert to remember in this case if you don't like flavoring your own food, like menudo you're in the wrong place.

Absolutely incredible- the vibe, service and food are all exceptional. We dined here two nights out…read moreof three on our stay here. Definitely recommend.

Our airbnb host recommended this place to us and said it was their favorite restaurant! I'm glad we…read morechecked it out. The restaurant has a roof but no walls so feels very open, the shade plus multiple fans kept it nice and cool. They have an english menu for my fellow American tourists. We ordered the tuna tostadas which were fresh and a huge amount of raw tuna. I got the grilled octopus which was delicious and my boyfriend got the grilled picanha. Both came with mashed potatoes and salad. Highly recommend both dishes. Our cocktails were tasty as well--will definitely be back here soon!

Playa Manzanillo is my fave swimming beach. It's just a tiny cove next to Puerto Angelito but it is…read morea clothing optional/adults only beach with no Wi-Fi. Separated only by a small offset of rocks you can climb over, Playa Manzanillo sits to left of Angelito & has a much more beautiful beach that backs up into the cliff with many tropical plants & palm trees surround. The beach itself is very small but is at least 5 feet deep soon as you enter. Making it the perfect beach for adults to gather round in & socialize. There is also some great snorkeling around the rocks. I saw a giant sea turtle & a eel one day. Very cool! :)) There are many cute restaurants that provide lounge chairs, umbrellas, food & drink service that have very good food & as long as you purchase drinks & food you can use the lounge chairs & umbrellas for free. This is my favorite place to go sit beachside, have a leisurely lunch, have a coco frio and/or a few beers or margaritas & go for a swim. It's mostly Europeans, locals & a few tourist. Some local guitars players usually come by that 'play for pay' & a few others selling their handmade goods. It's pretty laid back & peaceful which I adore. If you like a laid back clothing optional beach where you can UNPLUG & UNWIND, just have a peaceful, chill day in paradise with the love of your life or your BFF, you will love Playa Manzanillo. It gets pretty packed on the weekends so plan accordingly. Recommend for Adults Only.

Please don't come for me if this is not an accurate comparison, but to me this place felt like IHOP…read more(& I love IHOP!). Always busy, extensive menu with something for everyone, casual, and reasonably priced. There is usually a crowd waiting to eat here but don't just get in line--make sure you check in and put your name on the waitlist first. They will call your name when a table is ready for you. Although it's bustling, service is prompt & food comes out quickly. Everything we got was solid breakfast. Not pictured but we also ordered takeout from here when I was having stomach problems, and the chicken soup + chocolate cake really hit the spot. I don't think you need to go out of your way to try it but worth eating at if the wait isn't too long and you're in the area!

This place gets BUSY; it gets busy early and it seems to stay busy throughout the day…read more The food itself is nicely done. My husband and I split the cinnamon roll (I wish there had been more filling and more icing), and it was dense yet still moist. We both had French toast which was some of the most innovative and flavorful French toast I've ever had. The service was fast and friendly. I'm giving it 3 stars because I wanted to donate to the bread/coffee drive they have going, and despite my speaking Spanish, neither our server nor the cashier knew what I was asking to do. Even my husband, who is a fluent Spanish speaker, explained and they looked at us like we were speaking Greek. But, it's got good food, and a nice atmosphere, so give it a try!!

Good tacos across the street from a great budget hotel, Hotel 55. I've been here a couple times and…read moreenjoyed it. For other great (and cheaper) tacos, walk a couple blocks up the hill and to the left next to Hotel Palacio Azteca ($30 for 5 pastor tacos).

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.

Best snapper i ever had. Would definitely recommend this and the ceviche. Go here. Lolread more

Ate here every day when we were at puerto escondido…read more The ceviche is just that good. All of the ceviche comes with these flat tostadas and lime crema - perfect light meal for the beach.