If you're looking for the best seafood tacos or ceviche in town, look no further than El…read moreRinconcito. It's easy to dismiss--this spot is set up on the side of the road with plastic chairs and makeshift tables. It's completely unpretentious, and packs up by early evening (a different business takes over the same location for dinner). However, you'll notice that it's pretty consistently packed with both locals and tourists, and that is with good reason. If you're on the Pacific coast, you probably want to try some shrimp or fish tacos, right? El Rinconcito can whip up both grilled and deep fried variants of those. And damn, both are gooood. The ceviche is also fantastic--try the aguachile if you like some spice. The seafood is delightfully fresh, the salsas are flavorful, and the prices are unbelievably low for how good their stuff is.

Servicio estupendo! We got here 2min walk from downtown Sayulita. It's a restaurant on the 2nd…read morefloor. We ordered cevuche de Cameron and agua chiles. Very fresh and amazing taste. I ordered a pineapple drink made with spearmint top tier taste. My boyfriend had a Michelada to pair off with the ceviche tostadas. Highly recommend this spot

Stopped here on a whim looking for a snack. Holey moley was it delicious! I tied the chicken, corn,…read morecheese empanada. It was moist, hot, and had a great flavor. The staff is friendly. Per their menu they also offer delivery.

Seemingly it went outta business. Looked all over for it but it wasn't to be found. Sad because I…read morewas really craving a good empanada.

Fantastic experience on my first night in Mexico at Mary's. Food was delicious, servers were kind…read moreand it's on a great street for people watching. The chile relleno was probably the best I've ever had. Gracias Mary's!

This place has the best chile relleno with fresh shrimp in the world. Also try the burrito gordito…read moreit's very hearty and tasty. All food and meats and fish are fresh. The Jalapa cheese filled appetizers are more than mild but very tasty and flavorful. The cheese inside is out of this world. Cash only. No excuses!!

Had a craving for Empenada's was reminiscing about the time I tried the best empanadas I ever had…read morein Puerto Rico three years ago. Went to my old trusty yelp app to find a good reviewed empanada and ran across this place. Went late one night so the selection was sparse but had the chipotle beef with chimichurri sauce, and a pork one both very tasty. These are Argentinan so much different then other Empenadas ive had in the past. They were huge, 2 are easily enough for 1 person, think i spent 8 $ with a beer. Came back few weeks later and tried the pizza and The ham and cheese wasn't as good or would have rated this place a 5. I guess they used to be located somewhere else previously looking at the pictures, but this location is 2 small blocks from the ocean in Centro.

Love this place! My favorites are the beef, spinach & cheese, and pepperoni. The chimichurri sauce,…read morewhich I use for dipping, is fabulous too!

The fish and shrimp tacos at Mary's are fantastic. You get 4 different salsa options too which is…read moreamazing. Can't beat the price either. Around 50-60 pesos each which is about $3 US for a fat taco.

Probably my favorite breakfast spot in Sayu. Meals are giant and always perfectly seasoned and…read moredelicious. Don't sleep on the tacos though! If you're there lunch/dinner, I highly recommend chicken, arrachera, and Sayulita tacos (with the best shrimp ever) Service is always friendly and quick! Love sitting on the sidewalk and enjoying our meals and my gigante agua de jamaica!

Hah, the service here was hilariously indifferent, and I love it for that…read more This is a casual street taco stand that caters to locals. We didn't see too many other tourists eating here for the week that we were in Sayulita. After seeing some great looking fish tacos being served, we put on brave faces and ordered ourselves some food in our broken Spanish. The woman behind the counter initially ignored us but then took our orders and gestured for us to sit down on the plastic lawn chairs. We were promptly served simple, fresh, and delicious tacos on the ubiquitous plastic-lined Frisbee plates. We both used the suspicious (and delicious) creamy sauces offered on the table with no ill effects. The total price for a couple of light tacos is a bargain. Aim for Maria's on your way up from the beach for a tasty snack. Expect brutal service and delicious food!

Maria is a street vendor serving up the best seafood creations! Their aquachile was amazing and…read morebetter than Estrella Del Mar. pull up a stool and watch her prepare everything from scratch as you eat on the budding streets of Sayulita! Pesos only.

Food was delicious and great service. And we loved our experience there. The bar area was pretty…read moreand the waiters were all great.

What a great restaurant in the Versailles neighborhood…read more The chef personally greets you, explains the menu, and was incredibly friendly. His assistant chef also personally greets and serves you. The chef makes his own Bourbon which is for sale for around $45 a bottle. We ordered the Pescado Provençal, frijoles and gratin with vegetable soup (delicious), and Shrimp Barbacoa with Salad. All were delicious. This is really a 5 star but it isn't fancy and was a pre-fixe lunch menu with options. The service makes up for fanciness. Recommend!

Forget the marina strip gloss. This is where the real PV flavor lives. The fried snapper came…read morewhole, head on, skin blistered crisp, flesh tender and sweet, laid out with house salsa, two sides, and corn tortillas that made every bite feel like a ritual. Best meal I had in Puerto Vallarta, no contest. This is not a tourist trap. It is a locals joint, and you feel it the second you walk in. No pretense, just immediate welcome, like you have been coming here for years. And then the kicker: eight bottles of hot sauce lined up like a tasting flight. That is not garnish, that is a flex. I grinned like a kid in a candy store, dialing in heat levels bite by bite. If you want polished resort dining, stay on the strip. If you want the kind of seafood that makes you remember why you travel, whole fish, fire, salsa, and a table that feels like it belongs to you, Mariscos 8 Tostada is the move. Grab a cold beer, order the snapper, line up the sauces, and prove you belong.

Great service, great homey ambiance and such fresh fish. My favorite was the fried fish, that…read morewasn't over fried like some places. And there was a tangy green sauce with it that was amazing. My brother loved the sashimi and the salad was full of fresh seafood. The guava desert was also pretty good, not too sweet. Would definitely recommend this place.

For the first time I try the Cuban food, and only thing I can say is that this place is absolutely…read moredelicious and good environment, definitely would came back for this

Un poco sospechoso que los empleados se encargan de informar a los clientes las quejas contra el…read morecliente cubano: " no quieren pagar y no dan propinas, etc". Una tragedia y tristeza ver como este establecimiento se ha deteriorado. En 2019, la primera vez que visitamos este lugar quedamos facinados con el mojito, la comida y el ambiente. Hemos visitado mas de tres veces y este fue el cuarto y la última! La realidad es que el lugar cadece de los tres aspectos!! El mojito no se le saboreaba nada de alcohol, ni limón tenia y la yerbabuena podrida, el comprobante esta en la fotografía. Un restaurante cubano que no venda lechón y sirve maduros con leche condensada?! Y las empanadas, las peores que hemos probado. Medio crudo y blandas. Casi segura que fueron calentadas en la microonda. Lamentablemente La Bodeguita del Medio perdió su magia y del medio se quedó atras en el olvido. Se sentía como si uno estuviera en un pueblo fantasma. El reflejo de lo que le esta sucediendo a Cuba :(( A little suspicious that the employees are in charge of informing customers of the complaints against the Cuban customer: "they don't want to pay and they don't give tips, etc." A tragedy and sadness to see how this establishment has deteriorated. In 2019, the first time we visited this place we were fascinated with the mojito, the food and the atmosphere. We have visited more than three times and this was the fourth and the last! The reality is that the place has deteriorated in all three aspects!! The mojito didn't taste any rum, was flat, it didn't even have lemon and the mint was rotten, the voucher is in the photograph. A Cuban restaurant that doesn't sell Cuban staple dish, lechón?! serves plantains with condensed milk?! And the empanadas, the worst we've ever tasted. Half raw and soft. Almost certain, they were heated in the microwave. Unfortunately, La Bodeguita del Medio lost its magic and from the middle was left behind in oblivion. It felt like one was in a ghost town. Not good energy... not a good vibe lacking in flavor by skimping on ingredients. The reflection of what's happening to Cuba :(

Great meal and prices. Friendly service. One of the best chile rellenos I've ever had - free chips…read moreand salsa as well.

We were in the mood for a balanced American and Mexican breakfast so we enjoyed chilaquiles and hot…read morecakes. The restaurant has a very authentic feel and what drew us in was the homemade tortillas being made as you walk in. There is some inside and outside seating, prices very affordable however keep in mind they only take cash.