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.
Things to do in Manzanillo
4 based on 156 reviews
The food is delicious, excellent service, and a wonderful view. Be sure to get there early to for the sunset. We order shrimp breaded in sesame seeds, fresh, grilled fish and spaghetti with shrimp and lobster. The profiteroles are a MUST for dessert.
4 based on 78 reviews
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.
4 based on 84 reviews
The Mariner is a Spanish restaurant in Manzanillo and international specialties among which exquisite Paella, their Lechon, Grilled seafood traditional or unique Spanish Tortilla. It has a capacity for 60 people and a wide variety of Spanish wines, national and international drinks.
We're staying at Hotel Marbella. Our first morning we had breakfast at their restaurant. They have a large buffet with many choices from egg dishes to meats, cereal, yoghurt, juices, etc. Surely something for every taste. They have a full bar and three dining rooms;...MoreThank you Mr. Craig G for your comments! We are glad to hear that enjoyed our dishes, we try to have something available for everyone to enjoy. Hope you visit us again soon!
4 based on 186 reviews
This is a great little fine. Very authentic Mexican food and a very fun place to go. If you’re in Manzanillo, check this place out. Make sure it’s the one on the north side of town. It is the best views. The one in Midtown, does not have any view.
4 based on 264 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 in 1976, Family atmosphere, For all ages. Come on in, you'll be glad you did! Great Manzanillo Tradition !
Ten years ago we ate at Juanitos. It was good then and is still good now. We had Breakfast there on our January trip. The service was good and the Breakfast excellent.
I had French toast and scrambled eggs....delicious! While there an outstanding guitarist serenaded us. Not too loud....just right. I highly recommend this restaurant.
4 based on 203 reviews
Very good food , and they serve a lot, the only thing we did not like was that they include tip on the bill , which by the way i would have tipped more, recommend the mexican platter and the steak
4.5 based on 303 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 Mediterranean, Mexican cuisine with Asian Influences. Whether it is lunch, dinner or a snack at the beach bar, Executive Chef, Alberto Magana, produces incredible dishes using fresh and local products. His food is authentic, with modern flavors and plating. Each dish is carefully executed and done very well. Oasis has everything, a full-service beach bar, elegant beach side terraces, lounges and umbrellas on the beach, in-house gelato shop, and stand up paddle board school. With multilingual staff and top notch service, Oasis Ocean Club insures a wonderful dining experience.
We rented a house in Club Santiago this year. The Oasis Ocean Club was about 3/4 miles from our house. Short walk along the beach. As usual we ate dinner there a couple times while in Manzanillo. I tried a burger one night and I was presently surprised. One of the best burgers I've ever had and I'm very picky about my burgers. Had Maui Maui the second trip and it was delicious. One of the biggest surprises this trip was that the Oasis started serving breakfast. Walked up there three or four times. The breakfast burrito was awesome. Highly recommend this place. Can't go wrong at the Oasis.
4.5 based on 62 reviews
This great restaurant had moved to Las Hadas Marina in Manzanillo and they have also improved their menu and the service was top notch! Many of the waiters had a wonderful sense of humor and spoke excellent English. We would highly recommend this restaurant for a special evenings dining under the stars while you watch the boats rock in the beautiful breeze
4.5 based on 225 reviews
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We went to Carlos for an early dinner for two reasons, its right behind the bus station (we had a 7 PM ride to Zihuatanejo from Manzanillo) and it has good TA reviews. Carlos is a short walk from the station. As you exit, turn left, walk to the first intersection, turn left again and walk one block to the OXXO store, turn left again and walk one block to Carlos (5 minutes should do it). On the return we walked trough the bus entry gate for a quick short cut. From Centro it would about a15 minute taxi ride for $50-60 Pesos.
6 PM and the restaurant was busy. Met at the door and seated immediately. Menus (English/Spanish) arrived as did the waiter with his tablet to take our drink order - good Margaritas ($60 P). Three of us ordered a shrimp plate - one garlic, two grilled. Lots of perfectly cooked shrimp and came with side choices of which we picked rice and steamed vegetables. Big venue, busy, nice background music, free Wi-Fi, clean washrooms, credit cards accepted. A good value meal overall.
4 based on 69 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).
We went to Ramada El Rey based on the reviews and comments. The food was delicious but as it's a popular place we thought prices were a lot lower. We spent about USD$120 for a party of four and the place is practically on the beach with inexpensive tables and chairs. I insist, food was delicious but the experience was not USD$120 worth.
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