This is a relaxing spot to read in the morning and celebrate friends in the evening. Appetizers…read moreand food are good. A great place to sit and relax. We have been coming here for 10 years.

From the owner: Desayuno & Comida casera Mexicana Todo tipo de Tequila…read moreWhisky Cognac Ron Brandy Vodka Cerveza

We stayed in a penthouse suite next to this restaurant. We could see it from our balcony and…read moredecided to try it since we just had to walk next door. It was a fight night so we asked before and they said yes they would televise it. They have a more formal dinning area over looking the ocean and then a patio area and private room that is more informal. We decided to move to the provite room so we could laugh and be loud while we watched the fight since the dinning area was so quiet. The accomodated all our requests. Excellent service and attention to detail. Their prices were good and reasonable. The price of 1 beer came with 1 appetizer which was a win in my book. We got fresh tortillas and bread and our meatbwas cooked to our liking. I will definately come back here when we are in that area. They have steak and all kinds of meat dishes, pizza, pasta, salads, full bar and wine selection as well as beer. They have a facebook page too.

Came for ceviche and tacos- not disappointed one bit. They had a variety of ceviche, agua chile,…read moreribeye tacos, tuna tacos, arracherra tacos... Authentic taste with a modern twist. The restaurant itself had cute picture taking opportunities with a gorgeous view. Dining was situated on a semi indoor patio under a talapa and they had dining tables on the Beach as well. Parking was found on the street in a neighborhood. Service was good! We will definitely keep this on the Manzanillo must go list.

Beach restaurant with hip decor, smooth ambience with the sound of the waves in the background,…read moregood drinks, and delicious food. Called to make a reservation for party of 6 and was sat on tables with the view to the ocean. Service was on point, all were attentive and cordial. Enjoyed Pulpo Arrebatado for dinner, it was well cooked and felt that I received a good portion of food. Also, I HIGHLY recommend the Guayaba Pie - I'm actually still thinking about how good it was! Sweet and fruitful, melted in your mouth. Some nights they have live music starting at 7pm. When returning to Manzanillo... this is the place to go!

Our favorite bar to visit during our stay in manzanillo. The staff was friendly, the drinks were…read morebig, and the view was wonderful. They had tables on the sand but we sat inside most of the time where the music was always singable. They had a variety of games and a vibe that kept us coming back. Best part, all of the pups wandering around.

INSANELY loud music for a bar. When I asked to turn it down a BIT manager / owner shrugged his…read moreshoulder. When I asked to leave and settle up ASAP what I had consumed, they still wanted to charge / stiff me for a pizza I hadn't even received. "Take it to go". Took out a 500 peso desperate to leave fast I didn't even complain when they charged me for the pizza anyway. I had to save my hearing because I need it professionally. Then laughed at me when I left. Average 96DB levels with peaks WELL over 100DB (I measured and showed it to them). Hearing damage sets in this level as soon as 15 minutes. I said I also have a small business - don't you even care about your STAFF? Another shrug. Wow. In a bar RESTAURANT!

Still haven't figured out what a Yatch is - perhaps like a Yelapa area Chupacabra? Anyway, we…read morevisited one evening as several of the participants in our retreat were performing there in a musical group. The setting, as all point out, is delightful; hanging right over the beach with the boats bobbing out in the sunset-tinged water. Quite magical. That's pretty much where the magic ends. The restaurant is a real lazy, poorly run operation. Service was very challenged, slow and completely inattentive - the worst we experienced in the area by far, our orders were wrong, etc. My food was average for the area. Some fresh fish and veg. Drinks were also just average. The music was great and there is a small dance area where folks threw down. The real deal killer is the half assed way things are run there. The "steps" to a high elevated area where we sat consisted of a pile of bricks. It kind of looks like something - like an actual step. But it is just a pile of loose bricks. When leaving, my wife stepped down on this, the loose bricks shifted and she took a very serious fall - backwards and "fortunately" striking her head on a wooden chair before going flat to the concrete floor. Members of our group including medical professionals rushed to her and we were able to get her to an empty table where she recovered. Someone in the group had to ask for some ice from the bar and did get a small bag - shared between her head and ankle which was seriously sprained. Nobody from the restaurant came over, offered to help or even acknowledged that this happened. The show went on. We later heard that several other people fell - less seriously - on this same step later that evening! My wife suffered with this injury for the rest of our vacation. I have to acknowledge the kindness shown to us by several other patrons including wonderful lady who ran home and gave us a roll of KT tape to help stabilize the ankle. Never really got the chance to thank her properly. Obviously in pretty much any normal location, this would be a very serious litigious situation and gross negligence by the restaurant. Business as usual apparently at the Yatch Club. My wife is an attorney but we're not litigious folks and I feel for and respect the limited resources available in small rural towns like Yelapa. I get it. BUT there are MANY fine establishments there who would NOT put their patrons at risk with this kind of very dangerous situation. Here's a suggestion, buy 20 pesos worth of mortar and cement those fu#%ing bricks together. To me the fact that this has clearly gone on for awhile, they considered it fine, nothing was even done to stabilize the situation THAT evening after a dramatic fall that the entire restaurant witnessed - leading as I said to other falls during the evening tells you everything you need to know about this business and those running it. AVOID.

Elena is the sweetest and enchanting owner of this breakfast, lunch, dinner & dancing (Wednesdays &…read moreSaturdays ) venue. The recipes are incredibly tasty and healthy. Her touch is in every detail. Musicians, visual artists, locals join the place because of the good vibes and good prices. Specials in the menu are surprising. This is my place in Yelapa, for sure.

Great place to have a drink and hangout. Definitely returning on our next trip to Coima.read more

Manzanillo is a shipping port that is a great family vacay spot as it is calm and family oriented…read more Mostly chilling at the beach and pool. There arent many clubs or night life like Puerto Vallarta. This place has live music and Tvs for fight nights and sporting events. Specialty are the micheladas that you can get with many local beers. Its kinda of a mixed crowd 20somethings, 30s, 40s and I even saw a Mom with her kids. Smoking is allowed and they have all kind of snacks and bar food that you usually find anywhere. The jalapeño poppers were yummy and creamy. My michelada huge and sour chamoy deliciousness!! Along the main blvd and with parking in the back. Prices for a michelada with extras about $65 pesos.

Maybe we had different expectations, but we were not impressed. A very cute concept, art gallery…read morefeel with a limited menu every night. Basically two choices of main dish and dessert. You start with an amuse-bouche, which to me was the highlight of the meal.The portions were small for the price. It is a set price for dinner, including dessert and a plate of fun goodies for the fire pit, while you listen to live music after dinner. I was very disappointed in the owner, he seemed very full of himself and gave us no chance to interact. He shared his story with little to no interest in ours and we were fellow cruisers. Mostly the expats and cruisers come here. If you want an experience like you are in the states, this is the place to come. I'd rather a local restaurant, with the locals.

Excellent food. Terrific service. We've been coming to Barra for several years but haven't eaten…read morehere until today. Too bad for us! Very welcoming, friendly and efficient servers, great food. My friend and I had chile rellenos camerones and my husband had ribs. Delicious! We split a piece of cake-mistake. We should have ordered one each. Make a reservation to ensure you get a table.