Taquitos Acapulco-Vallarta — Restaurant in Jalisco

We've been back many times and always have a good meal. Tonight was no different. The menu is new & prices are up a bit.

Third visit: December 30th, it's been months since we've been back to Mexico and here. The place was VERY busy I had the Diablito again. Mrs had the Torta pastor again. All was as good as we'd come to expect. The service was great. With 2 large Jamaica drinks & tip 300 pesos (about $20)

Second visit: I had the Diablito, a fajita of green pepper, onion, chorizo sausage, bacon & cheese (comes with a stack of hot tortillas. Mrs. had tacos with pineapple and Al pastor (pork with Mexican spices flame broiled on a shawarma type machine). It comes with a plate of chopped onion & cilantro for a garnish. She had a side of fries. We split a plate of grilled (napole) cactus and each had a hibiscus tea (Jamaica) 310 pesos (just about $20)

First visit: Nice pastor I had the alambre Al pastor (a fajita with Al pastor, onion, green pepper and cheese) Mrs. had the torta Al pastor (sandwich) with fries We both had the hibiscus tea. 250 pesos ($16.30...

Great food and a great value. Tacos are delicious, quesadillas my favorite and the hamburger was perfect I didn’t even add ketchup/mustard. It’s very affordable especially for the area. Don’t listen to some of the poor reviews here saying the food lacked flavor, they must’ve had COVID or a horrible palate. The bathrooms do lack but they’re free and I’ve seen worse. Service is great. If you’re looking for Americanized hostess and dedicated waiter service, you’re in the wrong country. Very polite staff and if you try to order in Spanish they are super helpful. My sister and I ended up going back at least 3 times, bringing friends and strangers as well. This is authentic as you can get. If you don’t like this place because you’re a pasty white American who thinks Taco Bell is the epitome of Mexican cuisine then stay away. I’d rather be greeted by a full house of locals than have to listen to your fat rolls complain about your mouth...

Very unassuming place right behind the McDonalds on Malecon. This place caught my eye only due to the huge and delicious looking Al-Pastor being roasted right on the doorstep. Would not have gone in without that nice looking treat. We popped in and had 3 Al-pastor tacos and left, but was the best Al-Pastor in PV!

The Service was good, but I would definitely update the atmosphere to attract more customers, the restaurant looks like a warehouse from outside, not too much sign to show its a restaurant, and inside is older tables and chairs.

However, the place was clean, floors clean and...