First night, went to Zorritos...This is now off my list because the service that night was lacking, the food was so/so and for the money, there's better places. My friend ordered some taco combo dish..nothing to write home about. Although this is not a seafood joint, I saw someone eating a whole Mojarra (sp) and I ordered the same...again..just okay.

Although I'm very liberal when it comes to the strip bars and all, I was annoyed that the waiter asked me 2 times if we were looking for table dances and kept proceeding to push Tabara's discount cards to us.

Second night, we hit Su Casa and my friend liked the place a lot. I had a salad to start and the snapper special. It was perfect as always. They also bought us a round of Margaritas (which was the first time I've ever seen that there). My friend ordered the Tampiquena which was very good, but most Aca restaurants prepare this very well.

3rd night, I tried the new restaurant Zuntra...very upscale place. After my meal, I was reminded how I really don't care for upscale restaurants. Most patrons in there think they are big shots (and some may very well be) The mgr or owner of Babyo was there with girls half his age that were very attractive...typical scene. Now I will say their appetizers were excellent..we had some fried asparagus thing with cheese inside of it that was very good and the tuna tar tar was excellent. My entree was seabass and was nothing special at all.

For some odd reason, they swiped my card twice which sent fraud alert to shut down my cc...Thank G-D I had my traveler's check with me or it would have been very embarassing. I also didn't care for 6 employees hovering over my back studying my credit card and check and was quite clear in telling them to back off. This is also the kind of place that hovers over you with a flash light when you are deciding how much to leave as tip...Kind of annoying....I would recommend this place to go for a drink and some appetizers which will allow you to leave satisfied and not broke. If A/C is a must and fine dining is the top priority then you may like Zuntra.

One day on the beach we headed down to Caleta and at in La Cabana...Food was good, the shark tamales were excellent...I like Amigo Miguels a little better, but this was a nice place and very clean with good service.

There is a restaurant outside on the beach at the Malibu hotel (La Tabachin sp) that was referred to me by my friend who has been going for years. The food was very reasonably priced, very relaxed atmosphere, diverse menu and great service...I recommend it.

I went to Vayma in Pie Dela Questa...we had pizza and some shrimp appetizers, watched the sunset and enjoyed the place. The food IMO is a little pricey for this part of town, but it was good and Vayma is a clean establishment compared to some others. Later we went into their pool which was a lot of fun..It's candle lit, nice music playing and we sipped Mezcal for hours with some Honeys in the pool...No comment!

La Tortuga....As always, never lets me down. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful and the place is unique. It's off a side street near offic max with 2 levels. It's like dining in a jungle because the tables are set on the floor in the middle of trees....very cool. They are open late, it's a fun, relaxing place and the Mexican food there is very good with large portions. I had snapper, it came with black beans, rice..My friend had snapper with shrimp (must have been 30 small shrimp on there and my other friend got the combo plate with all kinds of Mexican goodies...They brought us out fresh bread, and freshly made salsa (upon asking). Their pickled Jalepenos are great....the chips were soggy, but it was around mid night.