The BEST tacos around!! The Al pastor had nice crispy parts, the tender. All the meats were so…read moreflavorful and delicious. The chorizo was the best here. There were a lot of servers but they didn't come by often for us to order new beverages, don't be shy to flat them down politely. It's kind of loud on that Main Street but the tacos make up for it. This is a must try!

I used to love this place but I think the cleanliness has gone downhill. Usually a 30min wait and…read morepretty good al pastor tacos. The one thing we noticed - they weren't cleaning out the salsa containers, just refilling them after one table was done and then putting them out for the next table. If you want fresh, I'd opt for the chips and guacamole.

This is a short walk from the hotels in the southern end of Nuevo Nayarit area. It's definitely…read moreworth the walk. The good The service is excellent. Friendly, helpful and they seemed to know many of the patrons - telling me that many are regulars and the food is consistently good. The meh. I has a volcano bowl of some proteins. Don't remember all of what was in it. It was a nice balance of flavors and heat. I can't put my finger on why I didn't love the dish. I suspect it's because it's a local taste slightly out of my palette. This said, there were many delicious looking dishes on other tables, so take my review lightly. The bad. Nothing to report.

We stumbled across this restaurant on our walk today so we had lunch. We got the guacamole with…read morechips first. The guacamole was one of the best we have ever had and trust me when I say this because we are in Mexico a lot! My husband and I split the shrimp fajitas and they were very good. My husband and I had differing opinions because he thought the fajitas were 5 star and I would only give them 3 1/2 to 4 at best. I thought the shrimp was overcooked and they didn't give you any salsa to put on the fajitas unless you bought a side of it.

Nice setting, friendly attentive service, menu has a good variety of choices ranging from grilled…read morewood fired meats, pizza, fish. A variety of pastas and starters to satisfy all who dine. We enjoyed our meal of pear salad, octopus grilled and steak. All prepared well. My only disappointment was we felt the plates came so fast...timing. We barely finished our salad and the entrees were delivered. We will return.

Tried the tasting menu with drink pairing and couldn't have been happier!…read moreTL;DR: Go for the full tasting menu with the drink pairings Amuse (4/5): a mushroom creation from the kitchen that was topped with a little bit of microgreens. Really surprised by the texture of the mushroom but could've used more of the greens and accent sauce Aguachile (4.5/5): delicious with varied textures - only complaint was that the avocados were a little brown and overripe Tomato salad (3.5/5): not too creative nor memorable but still yummy Octopus taco (4/.5/5): the octopus was perfectly crispy and flavors were well-balanced with the lime and pickled onions. Only knock is the tortilla was a little too oily for my liking Beef tenderloin (5/5) vs Tuna steak (4.5/5) - MVPs: Both of these main proteins were delicious and made even more so by the jalapeno gremolata. Usually I prefer fish but the beef was really perfectly cooked and more filling so slight nod to the beef Avo ice cream (4/5): Not to say it was bad but this dessert definitely looks prettier than it tastes. Although the avocado taste didn't come out in the ice cream, the crumble was a great addition to both texture and flavor. Not pictured (5/5): perfectly paired drinks :) Definitely a pricier meal than other local options but for a celebratory dinner, the value is 100% there! Service (5+/5): Staff was absolutely on their game and truly catered to everything we needed We'll absolutely be back Salud, Loma42!

I first learned about this restaurant, taking a food tour called "the enchilada food tour" with…read moreOscar a.k.a. The Man. The tour consisted of visiting five locally owned restaurants in Valle Dorado, which is a small town near Puerto Vallarta. You'll only find locals here, but I visit Valle Dorado every year since 2021 from Austin, TX (USA) for these freaking tacos. No other reason. (Maybe other reasons like the beach and the great people lol). Whenever I have a taco I forget why I'm in Mexico other than to savor the deliciousness of that soft, perfectly seasoned, slightly greasy suadero (brisket). It's incomparable to any other self proclaimed"best taco" of its kind. My only desire is that I had more room in my belly to eat more than 4 and to take 100 tacos to go with me back to the United States. Miguel is the owner and he's clearly gifted whether he knows it or not. And his wife is a gem. She's attentive and ensures your visit is always a pleasant one. She's also very quick to add / order additional tacos after your first round because believe me, you'll be ordering a second round! Give them a visit, small family run restaurant that keeps you coming back.

From the owner: Deliciosos tacos de Suadero, Longaniza y campechanos con el auténtico sabor de la Ciudad de Méxicoread more

2nd time we've been to Eddie's. Great location and somewhat…read moreoff the beaten path. Love the live music along with the awesome food. We'll be back....

Lots of big tables for large parties. Reservations are highly encouraged or else prepare to wait an…read morehour or so. For the area, this place really caters to tourist taste palates. If you are feeling homesick regarding food, this place has got your back. If you're looking for fully authentic, then maybe try a different place. Service was very good, very friendly waiters, live music and the singer was excellent! Really impressive. The jumbo shrimps are the size of your head! Drinks were Ok - not as strong as other places. It's expensive for what you get but again, it's all what you're in the mood for.

Fabulous food and staff, amazing venue, looking forward to seeing you soon! The kind staff and…read morelovely wildlife views make for an amazing ambiance and experience.

This is our go to restaurant while visiting Nuevo Vallarta when we want whole Snapper. My wife…read moreand I visited, starting with guacamole, salsa and chips, Omg, the snapper was incredible, and we had it grilled Zarandeado style.  We tried a new appetizer called conchas titos. The description was Shells stuffed with shrimp, octopus, and scallops, with pieces of mushrooms, bacon, spinach, béchamel sauce, and parsley, then baked au gratin (melted browned cheese on top). For dessert we shared a mango ice cream. If you ave not been here, you MUST go.

Luckily, we got here before the crowd on a Sunday night. Our friends know a lot of the staff, so we…read moregot to meet lots of friendly and smiling people. The service was excellent and so was the food, the ambiance is casual, open air Mexico. Comfortable and casual, We had pina coladas (yum), chips and several salsas, the grilled zucchini (highly recommend) to barracuda specials (mahi filet, veggies and shrimp cooked in foil and steaming when opened) and two molcajete dishes with shrimp and steak (excellent). Highly recommend!

Very cool place, all outdoors. Great service just be prepared to pay in cash in case the place is…read morefeeling like it. There will not be a sign outside warning you you'll need cash. The food was the best in that area and one of the best for our 2 week trip. I don't think they take reservations because everyone in line was waiting - first come first serve style. We were a small group so the wait was less than 30 min but a group of 10 waited an hour. If that's you, just head to the bar or grab a drink from OXXO (711) next door while you wait. It's worth it!

This is our go to spot when we want are craving some amazing street tacos. Be prepared to wait if…read morethey are busy, everything is fresh and takes time to prepare. The Gringas are the favs for the group but all tacos are amazing. They also have the best agua fresca on property with lots of options.

Looks are deceiving. We THOUGHT we were getting ready to GO IN....NOT!…read morePastor Tacos were DRY & ABSOLUTELY NO FLAVOR! Not even the salsas helped. The Chicken Tacos were ONLY helped with the Salsa Verdes, a mix of the regular and spicy & Guacamole! The Guac on its own is a bland, creamy (like baby food), pile of green waste. No garlic, Cilantro or onions to be found! HAD TO add salt, limons & pepper to make it edible, to add to the insipid Chicken Tacos. The Chicken did have a touch of salt and Cotija, which was it's saving grace, along with the Beef. Love the Corn Tortillas but the Chicken made them too wet, PRIOR TO adding salsa and Guac. Just head to the standards: Panchos, Sonoritas, Reveluccion, Pepe's and such. Overall, Tacos Break is a one & done!

Came here during a taco tour and had probably the best Al pastor taco I've ever had. The meat was…read moreseasoned beautifully and the slice of pineapple added that sweetness that complements it so well. Their salsas are delicious and although they all pack heat they aren't overly spicy. The trompo they were carving from is the biggest I've seen and was gorgeous lol

Get the Pastor. Don't waste time with the other meats. Sure they are fine, you might even say they…read moreare good, but it's all about that rotisserie pork with the pineapple. The Volcans are a must! For the uninitiated, cheese is melted directly on the griddle, then the tortilla is smashed on top of it. The whole thing in inverted, them topped with pastor and all the fixings. Just do it. 5 salsas,l and a plate of limes and radishes come by default. No messing around here. Bathrooms are clean, there's a lot of staff on hand to help take your order and clean up.

There are places that simply serve food--and then there are places that become part of your story…read more Pepe's Tacos is exactly that for me. Having come here since I was 10 years old, this iconic taquería isn't just a local favorite--it's a timeless institution that continues to define what truly exceptional tacos should be. Since 1987, Pepe's has built a reputation that extends far beyond Puerto Vallarta, and one visit is all it takes to understand why. The star of the show--their legendary tacos al pastor--is nothing short of extraordinary. The pork is expertly marinated and cooked to perfection, resulting in meat that is incredibly juicy, tender, and bursting with deep, savory flavor. Each slice is carved with precision and layered onto warm tortillas, creating a perfect foundation for what comes next. What truly elevates these tacos is the balance of toppings. The sweetness of the pineapple and the sharpness of the fresh onions cut through the richness of the meat beautifully, enhancing every bite with contrast and complexity. It's a masterclass in simplicity done right--every ingredient playing its role to perfection. Beyond the food, the experience itself is just as memorable. The service is impressively fast and efficient, especially considering how popular this spot is, and there's an undeniable energy in the air that makes it feel alive at all hours. It's the kind of place you can count on for a late-night bite, where the atmosphere is casual, vibrant, and always welcoming. Pepe's Tacos isn't about reinvention or trend--it's about consistency, tradition, and delivering excellence time and time again. Decades later, it still holds its place as one of the best taco spots in Puerto Vallarta, and for good reason. Some things never change--and when they're this good, they absolutely shouldn't.

Thirty five years in the game and Pepe's runs like a well oiled machine. The dining room is its own…read moreecosystem, a natural choreography of service where everything flows without friction. Out front, the trompo spins over charcoal fire, hand turned, on display to the street. The man at the blade is a performer, part craftsman, part showman. He hones his knife between razor thin shavings of al pastor, then in a reflexive flourish nips the pineapple crowning the meat, sending a sliver flying only to catch it with a tortilla. It is theater, but it is also instinct. Inside, the crowd looks like the United Nations. A tour group from India next to a Dutch family with half a dozen kids in tow, the Canadians eye the Americans with deserved suspicion, and a few locals whose plates are piled high while tourists settle for modest portions. It is the natural order of things, and nobody complains. The charcoal scent in the meat makes clear this is al pastor's intended preparation. I have never had the pleasure of eating from a coal fired trompo before, and it is instantly apparent that this is the way it was meant to be. Someday, somehow, I will rig one of these up, because I need this in my life. Pepe's is not just a taco shop. It is a master class in tradition, theater, and flavor, with a dining room that feels like the world gathered around one spit.