Los Molcajetes

5 Julianna garcia - a month ago

They moved! They are now next to Eulos.
Food is delicious! Amazing atmosphere and service! They had a great little salsa bar you can go choose from. We ended up eating here twice! We tried tacos, quesadilla and burritos and they were all delicious.

5 Alfonso Covarrubias - 5 years ago

The food is delicious. It is a relax place to be. Beer is available. The price is perfect for the taste and service they provide. I strongly recommend for any one visiting Puerto Vallarta to come to eat here at least one time.

5 Araceli Ramirez - a year ago

Best little authentic meats restaurant i have ever tasted! Home made tortillas, salsas, fresh guacamole and the best tasting ARachera (flank ) so juicy....... and our service was GREAT and our waitress was very attentive !! received our food quickly!

4 Ulises Encarnacion - a year ago

Very tasty tacos. They also have volcanes, quesadillas and other dishes. They are very close to a busy avenue, that's is noisy there.

5 Todd Mathewson - 8 months ago

Amazing! This place was recommended to us by friends and we were not disappointed. Three diners, three completely different dishes, and every one of them was great! The salsa was amazing, staff were friendly and patient with us gringos. You're sitting right next to the street, which only added to the character of the place watching the world go by.

1 Shalini Sarju - 10 months ago

We dined here and had high hopes although we had heard mixed reviews. We’ve had very good molcajetes at a few different places in Puerto Vallarta and thought this place would be good as it’s in their name. We were very, very disappointed…the taste was salty and disgusting . We couldn’t eat more than a few bites and when we told him it didn’t not taste good, all he kept saying was “sorry,” but didn’t care. We ate nothing more, paid the full bill and left. DO NOT EAT HERE. I rarely complain, but this was the worst food we’ve had here.

2 Diana B - a year ago

To start, I gotta admit the food was good. My bf and I ordered carnitas, pastor, and cochinita tacos which we dressed at the salsa bar. They come with cilantro and onion (if you want) then you go up to a bar to add other toppings, such as nopales, limes, radishes, and a variety of salsas.
All of the tortillas fell apart while eating my tacos, so it was pretty messy.
The reason for my low rating is the service. It was very slow, but my main dissapointment was our server's lack of transparency with pricing. He suggested trying a passionfruit margarita with mezcal, so I went ahead and got one not knowing there would be an upcharge for that since it's not on the menu handed to us.
Additionally, the grilled onions or guacamole were not listed on that menu either.
I paid 85 pesos for a Paloma AND 120 for the shot of tequila added to it. NO‐ it was not a double.. the server upcharged for the liquor (after I had ordered, he came back to ask what type of tequila I wanted, to which I replied "idk? whatever it comes with").
We were also charged one beer and a Cielo rojo separately which I found strange.
After reviewing our tab I talked over my questions/concerns with the server and he sort of shrugged them off.
Perhaps this is a common occurrence, but in my extended vacation here I had never had a server not mention upcharges before, making it difficult to budget our dinner since we always pay cash and only carry a certain amount for the day. We ended up paying upwards of 900 pesos. The experience eating here left a sour taste in my mouth, and we will not be going back.