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Ixtapa Restaurants |
Ixtapa Restaurants
Bogart’s – a pair of torches burn each evening out in front of a small pool leading to the grand Arabesque entrance of Bogart’s restaurant bar. As you may have guessed, Bogart’s is named after actor Humphrey Bogart and the Arabesque façade, homage to the actor’s perennial classic, Casablanca. Inside, the space is charming and the food quite good if a bit more expensive than it’s nearby competitors.
Soleiado Restaurant Bar – across from the Park Royal hotel and far enough away from the winding commercial plazas to have a more tranquil ambience (when the open air bar next door isn’t blasting music that is). The food is good, and the service… just as good – a pleasant vibe. Just looks and feels like a tropical restaurant bar. Serves mainly Italian and seafood dishes.
Ruben’s Hamburgers – a hamburger joint, menu full of hamburgers and hamburger accessories. Opens early, no frills, just hamburgers. Stands out, you don’t see many places quite like this in Mexico.
Beccofino - Italian food located in the Marina Ixtapa
Casa Morelos - Mexican and International dishes. On Blvd. Ixtapa in the Puerta Shopping Center.
El Galeon - Mexican and International dishes. Located in the Plaza Marina.
Villa de la Selva - Mexican and International dishes. Great views since it is located on a cliff overlooking the ocean. Expensive. Located on Paseo de la Roca. Reservations recommended.
Jilian’s Coffees - free wireless internet, good coffee. Nice folks. Quite a few regulars and expats stopping by.
Zihuatanejo Restaurants
Casa Puntarenas : Mexican and Seafood. Good view of the bay . .
. located on Calle Noria.
Coconuts : International and Seafood. Located at 1 Augustin Ramirez.
Dona Licha : Mexican food at reasonable prices. Located at 8 Calle
de los Cocos.
La Sirena Gorda : Mexican food at very reasonable prices. Located
on Paseo del Pescador near the pier.
Tomales y Atoles : Popular for its tomales, and a nice inexpensive
place to eat. Located at 38 Calle Ejido near Calle Vicente Gurrero. |
