There is a little coffee shop on the corner called Cafe Story Coffee, lattes and the like, along with homemade treats. Muffins, sweets and other munchies Outside seating and to-go if you want

There is a little coffee shop on the corner called Cafe Story Coffee, lattes and the like, along with homemade treats. Muffins, sweets and other munchies Outside seating and to-go if you want
This is a really cute strip of stores and restaurants that's not as touristy as the Malecon. The blus shrimp restaurant isn't far and we ran into this great little beachfront bar that had a live reggae band playing! We had so much fun!
All I can say is Welcome!! A very busy area with a lot of little bars and unique friendly restaurants all a long Olas Altas. During the happy hour time look out!! It's defiantly a place to check out and sit and get a cocktail and people watch!
A part of Puerta Vallarta centro that has several small restaurants, family-owned businesses, and open air stalls. Lots of busses rambling up and down the streets taking families, workers and tourists to their final destination. There is very little about this section of Puerto Vallarta that says "modern". That's what makes it so special! Los Muertos beach is just a...
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This area seems to be very crowded and lively, especially later in the day and in the evenings. A lot going on, many cafes/restaurants/bars to visit along the way.
This is one of the most visited areas of Puerto Vallarta. We hear tales of people coming to our fair town and not even knowing about this area south of Rio Cuale, called Zona Romantica or Southside. [Not Old Town which is around the church, all north of the Rio.] In this slice of local life one sees tourists, ex-pats...
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Great part of downtown PV. Maybe the best. The gay community is out in force and always colorful. Good food at the Italian restaurants
What a fabulous way to get to know Puerto Vallarta. Visit this street in the Romantic Zone and you will have such a great time. One block off the beach. Find some of the most popular restaurants where expat locals hang out. Apaches, Andale, Kaiser Maximillion (elegant), Cafe San Angel, Kabuki (best sushi rolls anywhere), music shows at the Palm,...
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Food is great here. Bit too expensive (for mexico) but as usually a buffet you can eat as much as you like. There is a weekend show complete with mexican dancing, and entertainment. Really enjoyed this Hotel.
the town is very exciting and full of energy. many restaurants, cafes, hotels, street vendors and bars. visitors include olas altas in their experience of puerto vallarta.
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