Food&#39;s solid here, especially the seafood and rack of lamb. Service was a bit all over the place, but that view makes up for it. 👍

Came for the grilled stuffed fillet &mdash; cooked right, juicy inside. Filling was kinda skimpy though, wanted more of that stuffing. Seasoning was okay, nothing crazy, could&rsquo;ve used a bit more kick. For the price, it&rsquo;s fair, not a steal but you get what you pay for. Solid if you&rsquo;re nearby and craving something simple.

Bruno took care of us, super attentive. The four-cheese pasta was the highlight, really rich and creamy. Prices are a bit high, but the portion was big enough to share.

Loved the breakfast spread here &mdash; Mexican and American options side by side. Owner speaks perfect English and made us feel right at home. Just wish they had more seating.

The green chilaquiles with grilled chicken hit the spot. Salsa was legit, not that watery stuff. Tried the surf burrito too, solid mix. Drink menu had some weird juice combos, went with something tropical. Place is chill, nice lighting. Only thing, got a bit busy around noon but whatever.

The buffet spread is massive and they rotate stuff pretty often, so you never get bored. I grabbed the made-to-order fish and it was solid. Patio seating was comfy too, not those flimsy chairs you usually get. Only thing is it gets a bit crowded around lunch, but that&#39;s expected.

Stopped here for lunch after the beach. The grilled fish was fresh, really fresh. I liked that they had some lighter options, not just fried stuff. It&#39;s a bit pricey though. But the view from the deck makes up for it. Parking was easy too, which is rare around here.

The lobster bisque was pretty good&mdash;rich without being heavy. Owner handled a noisy table fast, no drama. Nice spot right on the water.

The breakfast buffet here is pretty good. They had some traditional Colima dishes that were decent, plus fresh bread and coffee in the morning. The place is calm and clean, tables look nice. Instrumental music in the background. Fine spot if you&#39;re staying nearby. Maybe not the biggest spread, but it worked for us.

The fish ceviche was pretty good, fresh and light. Breaded shrimp came out a bit overcooked, but the sarandiado made up for it. Decent spot if you&#39;re after seafood.

One quesadilla here is seriously filling. Fresh ingredients, big portions, and the street vibe makes it better. Solid local spot.

The tacos are made fresh when you order them, and the flavor is really there. Just wish they were a bit bigger&mdash;I finished three and still felt hungry. The juice bar though, that&#39;s the real win. Big 1L jars of agua fresca, made right in front of you. Got the horchata and it was perfect on a hot day.

Tried the omelette de chilaquiles &mdash; solid choice. Place has AC, which matters a lot in Manzanillo. Prices run a bit higher than most spots around, but the plate was worth it. Got in and out quick, no waiting around. Good for a fast bite when you don&#39;t wanna deal with the heat.

Maki Express roll was solid, fried California roll not so much. Place looks cool but service drags even when it&#39;s empty. Good for a quick bite if you&#39;re not in a rush.

Steak taco was solid, good size for the price. Easy to get to if you&#39;re already out shopping. Parking&#39;s a bit tight, but not a dealbreaker.

The ceviche was fresh and the steak came out cooked just right, but honestly the seating area is what stuck with me. Low chairs right on the sand, you can feel the breeze while you eat. We saw some whales popping out in the distance too. Service was fine, no complaints. Just wish the chairs had a bit more cushion, my back felt it after an hour.

The mezcal cocktails are the reason to come here. Good spot to chill with friends, though the seating gets a bit uncomfortable after a while.

Loved the view here&mdash;right on the water, you can see the whole bay while you eat. Got the grilled fish and it was pretty solid, not mind-blowing but fresh. Service was friendly, just took a while to flag someone down for the check. Prices felt fair for the location though. Would come back for the scenery alone.

The ramen was solid and the portion size honestly surprised me&mdash;plenty for two meals. Broth had good depth, noodles cooked right. Just wish they had more veggie sides to balance it out. 🍜

Came in on a Tuesday night and had the place mostly to ourselves. Staff was super attentive, even chatted with the chef about his cookbooks on local ingredients. Menu changes with the seasons, so it&#39;s always a fresh experience. They paired my wine well with the fish course, which I appreciated. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

The lighting in here is doing something right&mdash;warm but not sleepy. I grabbed a seat by the window and just stayed longer than I planned. Coffee&#39;s solid, roasted nearby I think. Desserts looked homemade, didn&#39;t try one though. Thursday language club sounds fun but I wasn&#39;t there for that. Just a good corner to exist in for a bit.

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