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1. Beto Godoy
- You cannot say you have TRULY visited Acapulco until you have visited this restaurant located in Barra Vieja. This is where the original 'talla-style'... read more
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2. Amigo Miguel (El)
- This traditional family restaurant is part of classic Acapulco, inexpensive and frequented more by Mexicans than foreigners. There are three branches,... read more
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- Seafood
- Mexican
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4. Cabaña de Caleta (La)
- Entertaining visitors to the old "morning beach" since the fifties, this great establishment under thatch but right on the edge of the sand, is... read more
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- Mexican
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5. Carlos 'n' Charlies
- This restaurant, going since the sixties, but recently moved to this new location in La Isla shopping center, is part of the Anderson Group set... read more
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- Mexican
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6. Granja (La)
- La Granja offers a great variety of dishes which are typical of the coast and are served by a staff that is warm and friendly. As you enter La... read more
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- American
- Mexican
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7. Pozoleria Los Cazadores
- If you are in Acapulco on a Thursday - and please try to be - you are in for a treat: on Thursdays, restaurants all over the city serve pozole,... read more
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- Mexican
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8. Kookaburra
- For a long time this was the best restaurant in Acapulco for romantic atmosphere, style, sea views and cuisine and it still is among the top in... read more
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- American
- Mexican
- International
- Fusion
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9. Cabrito (El)
- This is a great Mexican restaurant, with high chairs for toddlers and even cots for children, ceiling fans and a chirpy Hacienda atmosphere that... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- What’s a vacation without great food? The cuisine of the island is as creative as it gets. The local cuisine is a blend of fresh seafood and traditional Mexican cuisine. Here, you’ll want to eat as local as possible. It’s a good idea in any restaurant here to ask the server what fish is locally caught for the day, thus ensuring the most delectable meal possible. For classic local fare, El Amigo Miguel is the perfect choice. Other more traditionally Mexican restaurants on the island include Fersato’s and Los Rancheros. An added perk; Los Rancheros offers live music on Thursday nights! If you want to see the sunset during your dinner, choose a restaurant directly on the beach. One of the restaurants boasting a beautiful view is Dino’s (one of the island’s only Italian restaurants). Although many restaurants aren’t particularly kid-friendly, many will accommodate small children accordingly. One of the most kid-friendly restaurants on the island is La Granja. If you’re looking for a bit of fusion cooking, El Olvido is just the place for you. Don’t miss the specialty cocktails made with local tequila! Regardless of your taste in cuisine, this island has almost too many restaurants to choose from. Just make sure you order what’s fresh and local, and you won’t be disappointed.
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