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Reviews on Mexican food in Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico. Magical, historic, cultural, intimate – these are but a few of the words that best describe the balmy and magical escape that is Manzanillo on the Pacific Coast of Mexico. A lush, tropical environment welcomes travelers – verdant hillsides make way for sandy beaches, a setting that just begs for outdoor adventures and lazy days by the ocean. Visit between December and April and you’re likely to glimpse one of the playful whales swimming in Manzanillo Bay. By night, the village is full of energetic nightlife and restaurants are full to the brim. It’s all the charm of old world Mexico with every 21-century creature comforts you could want. While the crashing Pacific surf is sure to capture your attention for much of your time in Manzanillo, be sure to check out the countless other outdoor pursuits. Take an ATV off-road adventure, go deep-sea or sportfishing, head out hiking on an eco tour or take to the sea by kayak. Go sailing, snorkeling, SCUBA diving and surfing, then head back to shore for some shopping. Lace up your tennies for a volcano or waterfall tour.
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10. La Boquita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
This small restaurant under an open-air palapa is on the same property as Palma Real Hotel. I've been eating there for many years and it is consistently excellent (I own a vacation home nearby).
Reviewed By BeverlyZLO
Our favorite time to head to the La Boquita Beach and it's Ramadas is Sunday afternoon. The beaches can get crowded with all the families, but that is the fun of it. Lots to do.....swimming, horseback riding, Banana rides, paddle boarding, etc.El Rey is our favorite restaurant......the food is wonderful and the beer is cold. The Margaritas are also great! We love the red snapper and also the BBQ oysters. A great place for the whole family!
9. Sabor Veracruzano
Reviewed By Pbleicester
we saw this restaurant the previous day and wanted to experience the famous Lechero coffee served from the waiter who has a hot large kettle of milk that is poured into the dark concentration of coffee.tasted pollo mole in tortillas while you can have large sopas too.Nice relaxed atmosphere and not at all experience. eat for under 100 mex pesos.Accessibility tooRecommendedGood day Dear Pbleicester, We are delighted to know that your experience at the restaurant Taste Veracruz managed to be pleasurable. Thank you very much for your recommendation, our aim is for our customers to know and be part of the experience of Veracruz. Your desires to return are our greatest reward, do not hesitate to contact us before your next visit, it will be a pleasure to serve you. Cordial greetings to the United Kingdom.
8. Taqueria Don Julio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Kirk E
Locals regard Taqueria Don Julio as the best eatery in town, and they've got good reason. This open-air restaurant serves up some of the tastiest tacos we've ever eaten, fast and hot from a comal where the cooks work non-stop. There isn't a bad choice on the menu, but those with adventurous palettes should go straight to the camaron chipotludo, savory spicy shrimp served on a bed of tender nopales (cactus leaves). Every order comes with a table-sized arsenal of condiments, spices and hot sauce. This is the kind of place you could eat every day and never grow bored. You certainly won't go away hungry.
7. Chantilly
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By V6A4B3
Nice corner location in Centro with views to the waterfront park, the bay, with good people watching. Menus provided in English but none spoken. Started with stiff margaritas ($72 P each). Ordered two Chicken Salads ( Ensalada de Vedura) and a Torta de Milanesa (Chicken Sandwich). Good sizes and tasty. The restaurant offers free Wi-Fi with Apple device compatibility to add additional devices off the same password. Service good, washroom OK with wash basin outside.
6. Tacos La Sonrisa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By KayClifton
Came here around 7pm or so and the place was pretty much empty. We found it interesting that the "busy" times were listed as late night. So... La Sonrisa is the late night, drunk food go-to in Manzanillo, then?We ordered some tacos and the helpful ladies distinguished the various types of meat and how they came cut (sliced, shredded, ground, chunks) to us. After we ordered, all the condiments came out and there were tons. The individual bowls of condiments looked decent but the large salsa caddy looked like it'd seen better days. Food came and we dressed our tacos. With all of the condiments, we got the tacos we'd been looking for. We were satisfied, but overall, I'd say La Sonrisa was an average food experience. Going back to the drunk food concept, I could see how La Sonrisa would rate higher with the nostalgia factor.
5. El Fogon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By Dwayne S
For you who want great Mexican food but don't speak a lot of Spanish, this a great place. The service is great the food is copious and wonderfully tasty. The atmosphere is wonderful.
4. Juanitos Restaurant and Cybercafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
Open every day, Accesible prices. Long Distance phone service, Computers, Fax. Copier Scanner, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Two TV's for news and Sports. American and Mexican Dishes. Open from 8:00 am to 11:00 pm except Wednesday open till 4:00 pm. Born i
Reviewed By Roscaman
Food and taste is really good! As well as the coffee.Prices are really fair!The place is a little unconfortable and warm!Service is really good!Although dishes are really good, they need to improve presentation in almost in any dish!Very good option in Manzanillo!
3. Mariscos Carlos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
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Reviewed By Cheryl08
This place is not on the tourist route- probably wouldnât have found it without the gps. We went for lunch and were practically the only ones there.The restaurant is bright and cheery, very Mexican,has a pretty large menu. There were 5 of us so we had a variety. One person had tihe bacon wrapped, stuffed shrimp and it was a huge amount - likely should have ordered a half portion. They were delicious but very rich.Another person spoke to someone from the kichen as he wanted oysters- breaded. He got them and enjoyed them. My husband had shrimp quesadillas which were just average, I had the coconut shrimp plate with rice arranged in a flower pattern and coleslaw,my friend had the ceviche was was very nice.Our waitress spoke no English but brought someone out from the kichen when we tried to explain about the breaded oysters. He was friendly and enthusiastic.Before we left more people had filtered in- mostly Mexican folk. The people near us had huge bowls of broth with succulent shrimp in them - something I would order if I get the chance to return.This is an industrial area so large trucks noisily rumbled by but that sort of added to the experience. Would I go back? Probably, as that broth looked so good.There are so many restaurants to try- hard to try them all!
2. Oasis Ocean Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
Oasis Ocean Club is the place to be. Located on the most beautiful beach in Manzanillo, Santiago Bay, Oasis offers spectacular sunsets, swaying palm trees and the crash of the waves as the perfect backdrop. The innovative menus are characterized as Medite
Reviewed By Anne P
This trip I was there more briefly to see family, without my husband this time, and only made it to Oasis once. The food is still excellent! And I really enjoyed the music the evening we went. This is the best and my favorite in Manzanillo.
1. BUCK KFE Coffee and Food
Reviewed By DanDimebag
If you want a good place to eat, rest or drink good Coffee this is the one in the small town Salahua
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