Puerto Vallarta Restaurants
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Puerto Vallarta Restaurants
Staying at an all inclusive while there, but plan to go to dinner outside of the resort a couple of the nights. What are a couple of must go to restaurants including something romantic? Thanks!
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Romantic evening:
Go to El Nido (rooftop bar) at Chez Elena (restaurant)for drinks at sunset... then take a taxi down to La Palapa (on Playa Los Muertos - beach) for dinner at a table right on the sand, with mariachis strolling to serenade you.
For the great food and fun funky atmosphere: The Red Cabbage in Remance district.
For upscale in downtown: Trio
Go to El Nido (rooftop bar) at Chez Elena (restaurant)for drinks at sunset... then take a taxi down to La Palapa (on Playa Los Muertos - beach) for dinner at a table right on the sand, with mariachis strolling to serenade you.
For the great food and fun funky atmosphere: The Red Cabbage in Remance district.
For upscale in downtown: Trio
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I'd add El Arrayan, traditional recipes with a larger menu than the Red Cabbage, more tables as well.
http://www.elarrayan.com.mx/home.php?sm=a
http://www.elarrayan.com.mx/home.php?sm=a
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I just think it strange that the only way this person can brag up his/her café is to knock the Red Cabbage in comparison. The Cabbage has won the praise of Bonn Appetite as well high end travel books & budget travel mags, But for some reason this person has a burr under their saddle about it!
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Yes, I understand and myself have been a 'Cabbage' fan for years. Interestingly I've noticed a similar thing happens over on Trip Advisor, whenever The Red Cabbage is favorably mentioned, (edgar I think it is has a fit) but do not think it is the same poster as here.
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Yes I Have eaten at both Cabron. What I object to is why you feel it is necessary to knock one café to promote another. Having eaten at both frankly I find The Cabbage vastly superior but I believe in positive comments which for some reason you seem to have a problem with. But as The Cabbage normally has lines out the door I seriously doubt you are going to do Ms. Bravo's reputation as having "THE BEST CAFÉ IN PV" any damage!
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butsey- they serve interesting Mexican recipes. it is located in the Remance district (inland on the southside) at Calle del Rio 204a.
If you happen to know Los Arbolitos' location, it's right down the street from there.
If you happen to know Los Arbolitos' location, it's right down the street from there.
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Stewbear - why so defensive over The Red Cabbage? Does your mother own it? : )
Seriously, I didn't see any trashing or knocking of it in Cabron's post. He simply stated thet another restaurant (which is also highly rated) has a bigger menu and more tables. That's just a fact (whether it is true or not, I don't know). There may be some people who like a larger selection of entrees for whatever reason.
And he didn't even say to take Red Cabbage off the list. He merely stated that the poster may want to add El Arrayan to the list.
Seriously, I didn't see any trashing or knocking of it in Cabron's post. He simply stated thet another restaurant (which is also highly rated) has a bigger menu and more tables. That's just a fact (whether it is true or not, I don't know). There may be some people who like a larger selection of entrees for whatever reason.
And he didn't even say to take Red Cabbage off the list. He merely stated that the poster may want to add El Arrayan to the list.
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