vallartalover (Apr 16, 2004 07:20 p.m.):
We have assembled a write up on restaurants which we have visited over the past eons. If anyone wishes a free copy, I can send you a word document. It is not too long, short notes, selection ideas. I revise after each of our trips there.

susana (Apr 10, 2004 12:27 a.m.):
The Red Cabbage, Mariscos Tino's, My Rueda, Chez Elena, La Bamba, Cafe de Olla, Memo's Casa de Hotcakes, Fredy's El Tucan, Papaya 3, Chili's & all the places on the beach at Playa Los Muertos. Personally i find it a bit upsetting when time-share are allowed to cruise you while you eat, even in Old Town and simple places you might find it. I don't mind the wandering musicians, kids selling roses,etc. that's all part of PV. Most good restaurants regulate who if anyone is welcome to come in and sell. Some places are much more peaceful than others that way (Roberto's is not one of them).

Mogens (Mar 09, 2004 01:56 p.m.):
I've not been able to eat at at too many restaurants (but I've eaten at at least 20 or 25), I know there are a lot of experts on Vallarta restaurants out there, so we are lloking to hear from you.
Of the restaurants I've been to I must say the most memorable was at Trio Restaurant, I ate some excellent meat (veal or something like that) in a plum sauce, excellent food and the dessert was top class, the good thing at this restaurant is you can see it's food made by gourmet chefs, not something you could ever do at home (not without years of training).
The best cafe: River Cafe, though the prices are a bit steep, I can say it's worth it. Great coffees and cakes.
Best Bar/Disco... hmmm... I'm not much of a drinking person, but I did enjoy Christine (Disco) a lot and the remodeling was nice.

Mogens