Restaurants in Ciudad De México Mexico Mexico City, Mexico

Look at the kosher restaurant database on shamash.org; great kosher restaurants (Elan Kornblum's site) or any of the kosher apps.

Go to jewishorlando.com. they should have the info on that

http://www.ilovekosherorlando.com/kosher-orlando.html , have been to cohens deli the most awesome food

Vicky Fushman iam in Orlando I have been eating in the restaurant every day. It's called kosher grill it's israelí style food food is amazing service even better.google it ull get the info.its on international dr.

So many-hard to pick one!! But, do NOT recommend All Inclusive in PV...too many resturants in the area you will be staying.

Vallarta Shores is great and right and the end of the Malecon. Room 4 is right off the pool area. I loved it and close to lots of good restaurants, parking and on the beach!

Please, do yourself a favor & experience the vibe of PV. Don't do all inclusive or why bother coming. I live here & this town meshes tourists, locals & us expats seemlessly. Los Arcos is a good choice for a great location. Also, Tropicana & San Marino. All in Old Town. Rosita at north end of Malecon. Over 650+ restaurants. Have never been to a bad one. Some are better for value though. Bravo's is my favorite but I could give you a list a mile long. And don't miss the Taco stands. OMG, good!

I am just back from PV:). Cafe Olle on Basilla Badio (sp?) had great Mexican food & ambience. Margaritagrille has THE BEST prawn/shrimp cocktails for 140 pesos & they make your gucamole to your tastes, right at your table... Nice guys working there!:)

Ron Zolin Don't know of too many but the Holiday Inn in the Hotel Zone is pet friendly.

Casa Anita is also pet friendly. But you better not mind steps.

Posade De Roger is perfect. Cheap. I think they are pet friendly. Nice little pool, near everything. Don't go all inclusive.

Dog Friendly - centrally located http://casadelpuente.com/

The Sheraton Buganvilias

Red Cabbage Restaurante in PV ...awesome!

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We only found the azteca.....but have heard they have changed their policy....we stay at Los Mochis, a motel called Le Doux

Le Doux.....ew, but it will "do" in a pinch. I couldn't help it....... Seriously, I want to bring my own linens in when we stay there.

Casa Leyendas, B&B is lovely...in the historic district. Dog friendly.

If you don´t mind paying the price, this place is awesome and the owners are great. The are from the U.S. and have two dogs of their own. Beautiful place and great location. Casa de Leyendas B&B Mazatlan, MX Glenn & Sharon Sorrie www.casadeleyendas.com\reservations@casadeleyendas.com

Auga Blue or Blue Auga right on the Malacon, we stayed there this past Feb. really nice, secure parking

we stayed there as well with our three.. Blue Auga.. restaurant.. or delivery to your room!

Carlyn Jones, the ONLY place we had issues was in Maz!! Everywhere else was welcoming and great!

Azteca Inn is nice, safe & by the beach. Call first to reserve a room, they only have a few dog friendly rooms. They have a website.

Captain Moe's B&B. I understand they recently changed hands. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g150792-d325073-Reviews-Captain_Moe_s_Bed_Breakfast-Mazatlan_Pacific_Coast.html

Sounds like fun. If you're looking at $100/nt ($1700MX/Nt) then look on http://Booking.com and select a hotel in the centro with availability. You can call them directly and ask for a better price. Keep in mind you are going to Gringo-Land or México-Lite and prices will be reflected as such.

Posada de la Aldea. It was a mission, right on the road coming in, very close to downtown - white complex on left side. Free secure parking, reasonable rate, we always stay there and love it. Also really love San Miguel de Allende. So much to see and do there.

Friends of our recently stayed at Casa de Conservas. Pricing is moderate, certainly less than many fancier places, and it's located in the Centro. I saw my friends' room...was quite large and looked comfortable. HTH. http://www.booking.com/hotel/mx/casa-de-las-conservas.html

Keep in mind that the "Festival of Our Lord of the Conquest" begins this Friday, March 4 and lasts all weekend.. Many people will be here to see the conchero dancers who dance in front of the Parroquia. The dancers arrive shortly after dawn and dance until dusk. It is a major celebration. Any accommodation in or near the Jardin (Centro) may have already been booked. Buen suerte.

La Posada de la Aldea fits your description well [location and budget]. I'd recommend it after multiple stays there. Now with pretty good internet too. The breakfasts are not great but you can walk to the Mesa Grande in 5 minutes. I like SMA better on weekdays/nights. Don't miss Zenteno café on your visit! https://web.facebook.com/Zenteno-Caf%C3%A9-669901619714563/?fref=ts&ref=br_tf

Cafe Monet on Anche San Antonio and say hi to Bill!

La Vaquita Resturant in San Felipe is very good.Also the taco stand on the Malecon. Grocery shopping there is Calimax also La Vaiquita 2 tienda cares alot of american foods. If you are up for a day trip head south to Gonzaga Bay the drive is beautful. Stop at Cow Pattys on the way back to San Felipe for a cold beer and hot dog. Enjoy your trip. Here are a couple of links for San Felipe http://sanfelipe.com.mx/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/124419420930116/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/203575838326/

i HIGHLY suggest hotel encino....it's right on the river in old town,next to the market,suspension bridge to the island,close to the zocalo/cathedral...literally 1 block to the beach/malecon and close to the beautiful pier....cute indoor courtyard, balconies(many you can see the ocean from),elevator,rooftop swimming pool and bar with GREAT views,ac that actually works,and really friendly staff.....rates have always been between $25-$30 usd a night!....can't beat that!....we always stay there and are never disappointed and you can't beat the location! http://exp.cdn-hotels.com/hotels/2000000/1790000/1785000/1784999/1784999_14_z.jpg

I've stayed in this hotel many times over the years and like it--you might also want to ask Laura Gomez Reyna on the list if she knows of anything--

The Red Cabbage!!!!

Harv Allison is correct...Olla is always packed, just like Freddy's...must be good food!

If you want upscale, Cafe des Artistes, and Trio, is always fabulous. But if you are going to be there for a few days and want to have some fun...the patio restaurant, Cafe Bohemio is a ton of fun. It's "gayer than Christmas" and has great home cooked food prepared by chef Sol Rose. Strolling Mariachi bands will serenade you if you want. Just great fun and good food...and cheap too! In Old Town, near the pier. Off Olas Altas...in the heart of Old Town.

Archie's Wok does lots of 'Thai-inspired' dishes; right down near the Pier! https://www.facebook.com/archieswok

Anejo Limon in Old Town on Basillo Badillio has one of the best chefs in town...Bruce Byng ...can't go wrong here. PV has tons of good restaurants. If you you would like a touch of France, La Cigalle is a lovely French Bistro type restaurant just 100 yards to the left of the town square cathedral...Escargot and French Onion Soup to die for. Has good steak au poive as well. For breakfast, head on over to Vitae on the extended Malecon...great food, and great for people watching and it's right on the ocean. Love it.

Emporio Veracruz Hotel is pretty nice and close to all the action...but don't wait to book....it sells out quick!

It's like a movie set, only real: http://www.hotelmocambo.com.mx/

we stay at Hotel Colonial 4 or 5 times a year for any and all festivals. A great location on the zocalo and within a 10 minute walk to the parade route for the Carnaval. . http://www.hcolonial.com.mx/

Looks like Sayulita it is. Thanks all. And just for fun... http://www.diffen.com/difference/Thanksgiving_in_America_vs_Thanksgiving_in_Canada

This is really a great restaurant http://santocoyote.com.mx/cms/

Santo Coyote is good to go have drinks but IMHO the food is baaaad

I haven't been to La Tequila in a long time, but it was incredible when I was there. Fantastic food, lovely service, lovely atmosphere, and the menu proudly proclaimed that there were no cans in the kitchen. And they will call you a cab when you're ready to go back to your hotel. http://www.latequila.com/eng.html

You can take hwy 71 south from the 80D to 15D at la barca. Take the hwy along the north shore of lake Chapala through Jamay & ocotlan. At N20.45040 W103.25051 watch for a large white pedestrian overpass. Just past that you will see an OXXO on the left. You need to turn left here, but you have to go 1 more km to a retorno (Marked Chapala/la Barca) first. Back at the OXXO turn right towards Cajitilan. When you reach the junction with highway 54 D (N 20.49049 W 103.49038) follow the sign to Tala and take 601 north to Tala. At the junction with 70 you can either take 70 to pV or head north to intercept 15 D west of guadalajara instead. Longer way around but you avoid Guad.

Take Av. Lazaro Cardenas through Guadalajara, watch for the signs for Tepic, Nogales or Puerto Vallarta. Then you can either take the route through Ameca and Mascota, or go by the autopista to Chapalilla then turn off towards Compostela then Puerto Vallarta. We prefer the route through Ameca.

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Many great seafood places in coastal Mexico, too many to name. But for raw oysters, Deckman's en El Mogor in the Valle de Guadalupe is the best.

Better go to Los Platinitos for a feed of some of the very best watch them pull them from the sea and prepare them for your plate!beat that big city!

Oysters Rockefeller at Mariscos La Huerta in Manzanillo. This is the first place we eat and the last place we eat and we have Oysters Rockefeller. https://www.facebook.com/mariscoslahuerta1