Stopped by for lunch near Puerto Marques. Food was solid, plates looked nice. Got busy around 1pm and service kinda dragged after that. Nothing crazy but it did the job.

Right by the Grand Mayan, so super easy to grab a real meal. Staff actually spoke English and walked us through the menu. Nice when you&#39;re tired and just want food.

The terrace view is gorgeous, especially around sunset. We just grabbed cocktails and they were solid, though 289 pesos each felt a little steep. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

The pozole here is Guerrero-style, just like my grandma used to make. Big bowl, loaded with chicharr&oacute;n and a side of chalupa. I washed it down with a cold beer, though honestly a michelada would&#39;ve paired even better with the rich broth. Place gets busy, but the food comes out fast. Solid spot for a proper Mexican meal.

Came for the lunch special and honestly the salad was the highlight for me. Fresh greens, not the sad wilted kind. Pasta was decent, pizza a bit doughy but fine for the price. Under 200 MXN for all that feels fair. Place has a nice casual vibe too.

Came back again and the pulpo still hits the same as last time. Margarito remembered our order, which says a lot. Prices beat the hotel spots nearby, no contest.

Food was good, but man, you really gotta wait. It&#39;s just one guy running the whole place. If you&#39;re not in a hurry, it&#39;s fine. Just don&#39;t come starving.

The AC was a lifesaver after walking around in the heat. Prices felt fair for the area, and the seating was comfortable enough to stay a while.

Stopped by after a beach morning. Red snapper was fresh, cooked right. Drink list is long enough. Service kept up even when it filled in. Price matched the location. Nothing fancy, but it worked.

Came here with a couple of friends and honestly the food was fresh, like really fresh. We ordered a few things to share and everything came out tasting solid. Service was a bit slow though, we waited a while between dishes. The owner seemed super nice to people he knew, but we kinda felt like we were just there, you know? Still, I&rsquo;d come back for the food 😊

The terrace view of Santa Prisca is seriously the whole reason to come here. We grabbed a table right as the sun was setting and just watched the plaza fill up with people. Kind of magical honestly. Food was fine, nothing crazy, but you&#39;re really paying for that view. Great spot if you&#39;re hanging with friends and want to chill for a while.

The pasta was pretty good&mdash;had the fettuccine and it hit the spot. Kind of a strange mix of Italian and Mexican on the menu, but it works. Service was attentive without hovering. A decent spot if you&#39;re in Ixtapa and want something familiar. Nothing fancy, but fine for a casual dinner.

The apple, grape, and goat cheese salad surprised me. Big portion, easy to split. Went well with the pizza we ordered. Place was busy but we got our food quick enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something light before the main dish.

The osso bucco was pretty good, and the pasta had decent flavor. Service was fine, though it got a bit loud with the sax player. Portions are generous, and they even refilled our drinks for free.

Came for the seafood and left full&mdash;portions are pretty generous for the price. Tried a few things and the flavors held up across the board. Nothing mind-blowing, but solid if you&#39;re in the area and want a reliable meal. Maybe a bit touristy, but I&#39;d go back for the shrimp. 🦐

Decent spot for the price. Got the tacos al pastor and they were solid, not mind-blowing but tasty. Service was fine, though it gets pretty hectic when it&#39;s packed. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and don&#39;t want to deal with a long wait somewhere else.

The hammocks right on the sand got me. Laid back, kids running around, no one in a hurry. Fried fish was fresh, flaky, came out hot. Service on the beach was actually on point, didn&#39;t have to wave anyone down. Just a solid afternoon.

The pozole verde is still solid&mdash;broth&rsquo;s hearty and the chicken&rsquo;s always tender. Gets busy quick, so expect a short wait. Underground gets a bit warm, but the fans help.

The salmon roll was super fresh, and the place has a chill vibe. Service was friendly too. Solid spot if you&#39;re craving sushi.

The flamb&eacute; at the table was a nice touch, definitely a bit of a show. Staff were friendly enough. I had the coconut shrimp, which is their thing, and it was pretty good. Maybe a touch pricey for what it is, but decent for a night out. I&#39;d probably come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Came here with a big group last Friday. Food was solid, service kept up even when it got busy. Had the carne asada plate, meat was juicy and the tortillas were fresh. Place gets loud though, hard to talk sometimes. Prices fair for what you get. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Good spot for a beach day. Food was solid and the staff were friendly. The afternoon live show was a nice bonus. Seats were comfortable enough to just relax and stay a while.

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