We are going to Puerto Vallarta in March, can anybody give us the names of some good, moderately priced restaurants in the Marina District, Hotel District, and downtown PV? Is there a website that lists the restaurants in PV?<BR>Thanks for your help

www.puerto-vallarta.com<BR><BR>www.hypermex.com<BR><BR>www.to dopv.com<BR><BR>www.vallarta-info.com<BR><BR>...are a few. Also buy a Vallarta Lifestyle magazine when you arrive; it has lots of the fancier restaurants listed with descriptions and menus.

Just got back on 2/21. My best bet is Fajita Republic, south of the river. Great atmosphere, amazing food, outstanding prices. Though, don't bother with the Mayan Cheesesticks. Get there soon after sundown or face a long wait. Enjoy! Oh yes, for breakfast, try Cafe Molienda, downtown. Charming little traditional place for eggs in the morning.

Fajita Republic is on Basilo Badillo (recently dubbed &quot;restaurant row&quot. On that same street I also like: La Bamba, Cafe de Olla, Adobe Cafe, and for breakfasts Memo's House of Hotcakes and Fredy's El Tucan.<BR>

Good restaurants on the Marina include:<BR>Porta Bella - Italian<BR>Buenos Argentina - Good Brazilian steaks<BR><BR>Marriott's Mikado is a cool place for Japenese style food. If you have ever been to Beni Hana's here in the states, this place will remind you of it.<BR><BR>Downtown<BR>PiPis - fun mexican food - Don't over order because after you indulge in the &quot;made right at your table guacamole&quot; and drink the huge margaritas, you won't have room for much else.<BR><BR>Cafe D'Artiste - This is a high brow award winning restaurant. It is not cheap but it is worth it. Eat cheap for a couple days so that you can go here for dinner at least one night.<BR><BR>Le Bistro - Has a jazz combo on some nights

We were there Feb 22 to Mar 1. GREAT restaurants in PV. We ate at the Red Cabbage, best home made Mexican food I have ever eaten. Cafe des Artistes is gourmet all the way, ask to sit outside it's like eating in a rain forest, beautiful! Tamari was good, Trio was just OK but great crepes desserts and Brazil Charrasco(sp) meats served on &quot;swords&quot;. All you can eat for &quot;almost free&quot;! So many restaurants, so little time :-}

The Red Cabbage Cafe<BR>Cafe El Repollo Rojo<BR>Telephone 22-304-11<BR>Calle Rivera del R&iacute;o204A<BR>

Does anybody know if a restaurant called Filipe's still exists? It was way up in the hills. Might be gone now. It's been a looooong time since I've been back there.<BR>

We also loved Red Cabbage! Has anyone eaten at Los Milagros? It was recommended to me, but we did not get there on our last trip. Anyone?