Mazatlan Restaurants - the Best Food in Mexico!

"Topolo" Restaurant

in the Centro, was closed for a while, but has now more...2 points

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Twisted Mama's Restaurant

"Homestyle Cooking While On Vacation"< more...2 points

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"Te Amo Lucy's"

Inexpensive yet delicious eatery in the heart of C more...2 points

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"Restoran Panchos"

Beachfront in the Golden Zone2 points

5

"La Costa Marinera" Restaurant/Bar

Beachfront in the Golden Zone1 point

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"Pedro y Lola"

Located in Old Mazatlan (downtown) in front of Pla more...1 point

7

"GusGus" Restaurant/Bar

located in the Golden Zone1 point

8

Restaurant Bar "Casa Loma"

on Gaviotas Av. in the Golden Zone1 point

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"Playa Bruja"

While the restaurant is highly recommended, the li more...1 point

10

"La Cueva Del Leon"

Snacks & Reggae in Olas Altas/Downtown1 point

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"La Fonda" at El Rancho Beach Resort in Mazatlan

Beachfront restaurant in the New Mazatlan area on more...1 point

12

"Canucks" Restaraunt/Bar

Located downtown, a joint Canadian/Mexican venture more...0 points

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"Gringolingo"

Website down last time i checked.0 points

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"Los Arcos" Restaurant Bar

in the Golden Zone0 points

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"The Purple Onion"

Across the street from the Luna Palace in the Gold more...0 points

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"Los Sábalos"

inside the Los Sabolos hotel in the Golden Zone0 points

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Senor Frog's Restaurant and Bar

Original restaurant in front of the Malecon.0 points

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"Panamá" Restaurant & Bakery

in the Golden Zone (there are other locations too)0 points

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"Machado"

Link submitted by someone else, not working at thi more...0 points

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"La Fonda Santa Clara"

on the Malecon0 points

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"La Palapa del Mar"

in front of Holiday Inn in the Golden Zone0 points

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Please share your comments about restaurants that you know and love! I'll start to create sections for each restaurant with all the relevant comments so that people unfamiliar with a place can get a feel for it!

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migsandpepper

I thought I would share our favorite Mazatlan restaraunts, we have been going down from our Seattle home to our home in Lomas de Mazatlan for 14 years and love the place. Best steak - Casa Country (golden zone) Best fine dining - Casa Loma, Ramon and staff are wonderfull (Gaviotas) Best food and fun for the money - Twisted Mammas (golden zone by Jungle Juice)Cindy and staff are great, good music, Karoke and you must have the coconut shrimp!, great breakfasts too. Gus Gus (across from Costa de Oro) rocks with Cameleon, great nightlife. Playa Bruja (Ceritos Point) is great for a bloody mary in the morning and the fish platter is fantastic. Pancho's (golden zone next to Las Flores) is allways a good choice for any meal and the view is spectacular, Pancho really knows how to run a restaraunt, tip.. easy on his moonshine, it will mess you up. You must go to La Puntilla (at the port) and have some steamed shrimp. We tried the Purple Onion and when we went the service was terrible. more soon.

Posted June 07, 2009

Cassandrology wrote...

A very informative lens for us who are always go traveled in some of top and wonderful destinations in the world. It give us an idea on where to dine in if ever we could visit Mazatlan.

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Posted May 23, 2009

Saachi wrote...

Hi MexicoLarry,
mmmm... so informative as far as restaurants go. I enjoyed every minute of it.
I rated you at 5* !

Posted April 28, 2009

MexicoLarry wrote...

in reply to Valeda Thanks Valeda for your recommendation. Could you let us know where Fonda Santa Clara is located?

Posted February 03, 2009

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Valeda wrote

We have been to Mazatlan many times and Fonda Santa Clara has become one of our favorite places to eat or drink or listen to music and dance. The food is great and service is also very good. a great place to go if you want to get off the tourist zone

Posted February 01, 2009

Ener-G wrote...

Nice to find you. I've lensrolled you to How to Buy Real Estate in Mexico: And Everything You Need to Know to Live There

Posted February 01, 2009

MexicoLarry wrote...

in reply to TopStyleTravel
Thanks TopStyleTravel! I just want to provide good info for everyone!
BTW, I love your lens against Staycations! Great job!

Posted December 08, 2008

TopStyleTravel wrote...

Congrats on the Top 100! Your lens is great for travelers to refer to when planning a trip to Mazatlan. Great insider tips.

Posted December 08, 2008

MexicoLarry wrote...

in reply to Tammylove
Thanks Tammylove! Monterrey is definitely a wonderful place - having a guest house there with your daughter and son-in-law sounds great! I highly recommend Mazatlan when you're able to explore Mexico. The food is really wonderful, the beaches are beautiful, and the people are a true pleasure! Another resource that might be helpful is my lens on Mazatlan lodging.

Posted December 05, 2008

Tammylove wrote...

I have only been to Monterrey Mexico and I loved every minute of my trip there and back. Shopping was excellent and the food... no matter where we ate was absolutely divine. My son-in-law is Hispanic and my daughter who is an RN plans to build a home there with a guest house for my husband and myself. Therefore, I look forward to exploring many places in Mexico in the future. I will definitely put this on our list.

Posted December 05, 2008