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Pane e Vino Ristorante
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Nearby attractions
Malecón Fundadores
Circunvalación y o Malecón Kino 18, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Old Port
Circunvalación y o Malecón Kino, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Malecón Puerto Peñasco
83554 Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico
Playa Mirador
Calle Mariano Matamoros 4, Cerro la Ballena, Benito Juárez, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Nearby restaurants
La Casa Del Capitan
Av Camino del Agua s/n, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Margarita Mermaids
Circunvalación El Malecon, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Restaurant Maria Bonita (Hotel Viña Del Mar)
Circunvalación y o Malecón Kino, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Ap Coffee Bar
Circunvalación y o Malecón Kino 14, El Puerto, 83550 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
The Friendly Dolphin
C. Jose Alcantar 44, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
The Blue Marlin
Calle Ignacio Zaragoza 11, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Grapes & Barley
C. Jose Alcantar 20, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
El Carrito Tacos and Tortas
20 de Noviembre 16, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Leo’s Bar
Calle Alcántar 49, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Pedro's Restaurante
Circunvalación y o Malecón Kino 26, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Nearby hotels
Hospedaje Mulege
Circunvalación y o Malecón Kino, El Puerto, 83550 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Dream Weaver Hotel Mexico
Old Port, Pescadores 3, Benito Juárez, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Cuatro Palmas
Marcelo Pino (Circunvalacion 16, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Linda Vista
Boulevard Benito Juárez García s/n, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
The Rocky Point a boutique hotel
Lot 7, Cerro la Ballena, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Hotel Baja
Calle Mariano Matamoros, El mirador, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Shangri - La, Luxury Mansion
Calle Mariano Matamoros 1, Cerro la Ballena, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Posada La Roca Hotel
1 de Junio 2, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Whale Hill RV Park Storage Rocky Point
C. Primo de Verdad 19, Benito Juárez, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
Fiesta de Cortez
C. Ramos Arizpe s/n, Centro, 83550 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
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Pane e Vino Ristorante

Ave. Camino del Agua S/N, El Puerto, 83554 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico
4.6(609)$$$$
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attractions: Malecón Fundadores, Old Port, Malecón Puerto Peñasco, Playa Mirador, restaurants: La Casa Del Capitan, Margarita Mermaids, Restaurant Maria Bonita (Hotel Viña Del Mar), Ap Coffee Bar, The Friendly Dolphin, The Blue Marlin, Grapes & Barley, El Carrito Tacos and Tortas, Leo’s Bar, Pedro's Restaurante
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Featured dishes

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Ceviche De Callo
Aguacate, cebolla morada, aceite de sésamo
Vongole
18 mejillones, ajo, vino blanco, perejil
Antipasto X2
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Bruschetta
Tomate, albahaca, aceite de oliva extra virgen
Caprese (140gr)
Mozzarella, tomate, aceite de oliva extra virgen

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Pane e Vino Ristorante

Malecón Fundadores

Old Port

Malecón Puerto Peñasco

Playa Mirador

Malecón Fundadores

Malecón Fundadores

4.6

(1.3K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Old Port

Old Port

4.5

(172)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Malecón Puerto Peñasco

Malecón Puerto Peñasco

4.6

(764)

Open 24 hours
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Playa Mirador

Playa Mirador

4.5

(108)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Beach Town Yoga for Travelers
Beach Town Yoga for Travelers
Sat, Dec 13 • 9:00 AM
83550, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico
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Nearby restaurants of Pane e Vino Ristorante

La Casa Del Capitan

Margarita Mermaids

Restaurant Maria Bonita (Hotel Viña Del Mar)

Ap Coffee Bar

The Friendly Dolphin

The Blue Marlin

Grapes & Barley

El Carrito Tacos and Tortas

Leo’s Bar

Pedro's Restaurante

La Casa Del Capitan

La Casa Del Capitan

4.3

(777)

$$

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Margarita Mermaids

Margarita Mermaids

4.5

(411)

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Restaurant Maria Bonita (Hotel Viña Del Mar)

Restaurant Maria Bonita (Hotel Viña Del Mar)

4.1

(64)

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Ap Coffee Bar

Ap Coffee Bar

4.4

(62)

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Reviews of Pane e Vino Ristorante

4.6
(609)
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5.0
1y

I expected average, I got excellence. If you've been to enough tourist type spots you kind of expect the food to be overpriced, overcooked, and the sauce to be mostly cream and butter without allot of nuance. Someone who knows the area said hey, the place on the hill is the best place in town. So, we went. It was about a 10 dollar cab ride from the main drag, likely inflated because we obviously weren't local, which hey, it was still reasonable enough. So we get there and I think, world class view of the harbor, so at least there's that.

Service was fast to ask for drinks and bring some bread. Oil and vinegar on the table. Bread was fine, nothing crazy good but as a vehicle for the oil and vinegar soaked it up well. It's a fine start but nothing earth shattering. My guest says, let's get some beef capacio. I'm thinking that's not something I'm typically down for, raw beef sounds ill advised in a place you can't drink the tap water. But my guest knows his stuff so I figure if it looks sketchy I'll focus on my caesar w anchovies and avoid the beef. We have some shrimp coming as well so easy dodge.

Beef comes out and it weirdly looks good, like, it might be worth a roll of the dice. Lo and behold I take a piece, sop up whatever lemon caper oil it is laying in and damn, it's delicious. That was unexpected, genuinely didn't expect to like it. Ok, so now what. Well, maybe they fluked it, so I try a shrimp and that's also delicious. Surprisingly layered complexity to an ordinarily ordinary dish. Now, apparently the whole town was once the Bubba Gump shrimp of Mexico and rows of dry docked boats seem like that may be true. So while surprisingly good, maybe it was not the cooking but the freshness. So again, still skeptical that the Italian food in this sleepy town in Mexico could be anything special. I ask the waiter what would he eat, so he directs me to a seafood pasta dish and I'm like, go with whatever your favorite is.

He brings out the dish and first thing I notice is these are fresh made noodles. Clearly not from a box and cooked perfectly al dente. Normally I think the whole al dente thing is a bit snooty and frankly I don't always like it slightly chewy. Sometimes I like a softer noodle but to each their own. Only this time the noodle is perfect. It comes in a hard to describe sauce, not exactly butter cream and just right in seasoning. Again, hard to describe but almost a touch of truffle unam and nutmegi with butter and tiny touch of maybe red pepper flake spice. Nuanced, interesting and each bite craveable for more. This caught me off guard, I wasn't expecting to want to stuff myself but here we are. I end up savoring each bite. My guest equally enjoys a very different type of fish dish, the grouper special. He notes that typically the special most places is a bad idea. It's special but not the good kind of special but here he knows the chef and the special really is special good. So, I was wrong. My rush to be cynical about getting a fantastic Italian meal in a sleepy town in Mexico was wrong. I didn't deserve the meal I got so this review is my penance. I hope you get to try this joint and certainly if you find yourself in Penasco, you should make it a point to get a meal here. Very reasonably priced for what we got and it was on par with the best Italian I've had in Philly...

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1.0
4y

2/17/21 5 P.M. This evening a group of 9 of us were looking forward to a wonderful dinner at Pane e Vino Ristorante as we have many times. When we arrived, we were told the only seating that was available was outside, even though it was a little cool we decided to stay since we enjoy dinning at this restaurant so much. Our orders were taken and those that had ordered salads received those. Then our service just disappeared, one gentleman in our group ordered another glass of wine which after one hour still had not arrived. After a while one of the ladies in our group went inside to see about us getting another round of drinks for the table which never showed up. Then a waiter showed up and said the pizzas we had ordered would still be another ½ hour since they had run out of flour, and still no drinks. We told him to forget the pizzas and drinks, we were just cold and hungry and please just bring the check. Again, nothing. We had to actually get up and walk into the front counter to just get the check. This was such a disappointing dining experience; we have all eaten here before but never experienced this lack of service and having to leave before getting served. Half of our party just decided to go home after this fiasco, the rest of us left and went to El Tapeo where we experienced amazing ambiance, great service and delicious food. Some of us have decided to cross Chef Lucas off our list after this...

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3.0
1y

I have been coming to this restaurant now for about 4 years, me and wife come stay out here at least once a month and I enjoy going here because I has always gotten great service by Johan. I was very disappointed to find out that Johan was moved upstairs, in my opinion as a client it wa a bad move.My vist was not anything like before, I got my food sometime after other people who came in after me, over all the service was bad I have to say and when it came to for my check it the waiter a while to bring it back for me to sign. Over all it was not good and I enjoyed coming for dinner because I always knew I would get great service from Johan and my family when they were in they also would go because Johan never fell short he always delivered us great service and who ever I sent over as well. Johan is a natural you meet this young man and in 5 minutes like him and you want to return because of him and the service he provides. Johan has a way with people that draws them back because of the great service he provides and he's a people person and he's always the example that the others should follow. I think that the management is going to discover that their trying to pound a square peg on round hole, it just doesn't work! Sometimes we try to fix something that ain't broke and I think this is one of those cases .Not sure that I'll be returning after my...

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I expected average, I got excellence. If you've been to enough tourist type spots you kind of expect the food to be overpriced, overcooked, and the sauce to be mostly cream and butter without allot of nuance. Someone who knows the area said hey, the place on the hill is the best place in town. So, we went. It was about a 10 dollar cab ride from the main drag, likely inflated because we obviously weren't local, which hey, it was still reasonable enough. So we get there and I think, world class view of the harbor, so at least there's that. Service was fast to ask for drinks and bring some bread. Oil and vinegar on the table. Bread was fine, nothing crazy good but as a vehicle for the oil and vinegar soaked it up well. It's a fine start but nothing earth shattering. My guest says, let's get some beef capacio. I'm thinking that's not something I'm typically down for, raw beef sounds ill advised in a place you can't drink the tap water. But my guest knows his stuff so I figure if it looks sketchy I'll focus on my caesar w anchovies and avoid the beef. We have some shrimp coming as well so easy dodge. Beef comes out and it weirdly looks good, like, it might be worth a roll of the dice. Lo and behold I take a piece, sop up whatever lemon caper oil it is laying in and damn, it's delicious. That was unexpected, genuinely didn't expect to like it. Ok, so now what. Well, maybe they fluked it, so I try a shrimp and that's also delicious. Surprisingly layered complexity to an ordinarily ordinary dish. Now, apparently the whole town was once the Bubba Gump shrimp of Mexico and rows of dry docked boats seem like that may be true. So while surprisingly good, maybe it was not the cooking but the freshness. So again, still skeptical that the Italian food in this sleepy town in Mexico could be anything special. I ask the waiter what would he eat, so he directs me to a seafood pasta dish and I'm like, go with whatever your favorite is. He brings out the dish and first thing I notice is these are fresh made noodles. Clearly not from a box and cooked perfectly al dente. Normally I think the whole al dente thing is a bit snooty and frankly I don't always like it slightly chewy. Sometimes I like a softer noodle but to each their own. Only this time the noodle is perfect. It comes in a hard to describe sauce, not exactly butter cream and just right in seasoning. Again, hard to describe but almost a touch of truffle unam and nutmegi with butter and tiny touch of maybe red pepper flake spice. Nuanced, interesting and each bite craveable for more. This caught me off guard, I wasn't expecting to want to stuff myself but here we are. I end up savoring each bite. My guest equally enjoys a very different type of fish dish, the grouper special. He notes that typically the special most places is a bad idea. It's special but not the good kind of special but here he knows the chef and the special really is special good. So, I was wrong. My rush to be cynical about getting a fantastic Italian meal in a sleepy town in Mexico was wrong. I didn't deserve the meal I got so this review is my penance. I hope you get to try this joint and certainly if you find yourself in Penasco, you should make it a point to get a meal here. Very reasonably priced for what we got and it was on par with the best Italian I've had in Philly or New York.
Karen - Kela GoodridgeKaren - Kela Goodridge
I walked in without a reservation wanting to try Pane e Vino's espresso martini, but I also wanted to sit where I could see the marina and then the sunset. The large restaurant was fairly busy but the very accommodating staff were able to seat me out on the terrace with a marvelous view. I hadn't intended to order food but couldn't resist the smells coming from their kitchen. I ordered the vegetarian pizza and had them add pepperoni. It seemed the best option for getting all the delicious vegetables plus some protein. I also ordered their house salad, which turned out to be huge and full of great veggies. Their prices are a little high but I took so much of it home that the cost was actually quite reasonable. By the time I left, right after the sunset, the place was packed and there was a musician named Heber playing a guitar and singing. His sound was ideal for ambiance and still being able to visit with the people you were with. Parking can be a bit of a problem but they have someone outside directing you into a good spot, and then later helping you back out without hitting anything. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and will be returning soon!
Christina SchofieldChristina Schofield
Went for the great view at sunset, and it did not disappoint! Server was so helpful to the pictures of the family with the views. Margaritas were great and so were the oysters. Oysters taste so fresh and are limited by if they have been "run up from the local farmers". Husband got the pizza with seafood and thought is was soggy and crust not cooked. I had to wait 1 hour for a gluten free pizza, for it to come out not as ordered . My family was all served their food and finished before mine arrived. I requested for it to be taken off the bill and I would dissect the unwanted toppings off, I just didn't want to wait another hour! They said they can't take it off the bill unless they return it to the kitchen, so I sent it back to be done properly. Luckily, the second pizza was ready in 15 minutes. They cook gluten free in a separate oven for people with celiacs, much appreciated. Server was very apologetic for the situation, just a crappy situation. Manager did approve for a free dessert due to mishap, and only had Flan for gluten free dessert, not on menu. Will order something else next time, view is worth returning.
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I expected average, I got excellence. If you've been to enough tourist type spots you kind of expect the food to be overpriced, overcooked, and the sauce to be mostly cream and butter without allot of nuance. Someone who knows the area said hey, the place on the hill is the best place in town. So, we went. It was about a 10 dollar cab ride from the main drag, likely inflated because we obviously weren't local, which hey, it was still reasonable enough. So we get there and I think, world class view of the harbor, so at least there's that. Service was fast to ask for drinks and bring some bread. Oil and vinegar on the table. Bread was fine, nothing crazy good but as a vehicle for the oil and vinegar soaked it up well. It's a fine start but nothing earth shattering. My guest says, let's get some beef capacio. I'm thinking that's not something I'm typically down for, raw beef sounds ill advised in a place you can't drink the tap water. But my guest knows his stuff so I figure if it looks sketchy I'll focus on my caesar w anchovies and avoid the beef. We have some shrimp coming as well so easy dodge. Beef comes out and it weirdly looks good, like, it might be worth a roll of the dice. Lo and behold I take a piece, sop up whatever lemon caper oil it is laying in and damn, it's delicious. That was unexpected, genuinely didn't expect to like it. Ok, so now what. Well, maybe they fluked it, so I try a shrimp and that's also delicious. Surprisingly layered complexity to an ordinarily ordinary dish. Now, apparently the whole town was once the Bubba Gump shrimp of Mexico and rows of dry docked boats seem like that may be true. So while surprisingly good, maybe it was not the cooking but the freshness. So again, still skeptical that the Italian food in this sleepy town in Mexico could be anything special. I ask the waiter what would he eat, so he directs me to a seafood pasta dish and I'm like, go with whatever your favorite is. He brings out the dish and first thing I notice is these are fresh made noodles. Clearly not from a box and cooked perfectly al dente. Normally I think the whole al dente thing is a bit snooty and frankly I don't always like it slightly chewy. Sometimes I like a softer noodle but to each their own. Only this time the noodle is perfect. It comes in a hard to describe sauce, not exactly butter cream and just right in seasoning. Again, hard to describe but almost a touch of truffle unam and nutmegi with butter and tiny touch of maybe red pepper flake spice. Nuanced, interesting and each bite craveable for more. This caught me off guard, I wasn't expecting to want to stuff myself but here we are. I end up savoring each bite. My guest equally enjoys a very different type of fish dish, the grouper special. He notes that typically the special most places is a bad idea. It's special but not the good kind of special but here he knows the chef and the special really is special good. So, I was wrong. My rush to be cynical about getting a fantastic Italian meal in a sleepy town in Mexico was wrong. I didn't deserve the meal I got so this review is my penance. I hope you get to try this joint and certainly if you find yourself in Penasco, you should make it a point to get a meal here. Very reasonably priced for what we got and it was on par with the best Italian I've had in Philly or New York.
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I walked in without a reservation wanting to try Pane e Vino's espresso martini, but I also wanted to sit where I could see the marina and then the sunset. The large restaurant was fairly busy but the very accommodating staff were able to seat me out on the terrace with a marvelous view. I hadn't intended to order food but couldn't resist the smells coming from their kitchen. I ordered the vegetarian pizza and had them add pepperoni. It seemed the best option for getting all the delicious vegetables plus some protein. I also ordered their house salad, which turned out to be huge and full of great veggies. Their prices are a little high but I took so much of it home that the cost was actually quite reasonable. By the time I left, right after the sunset, the place was packed and there was a musician named Heber playing a guitar and singing. His sound was ideal for ambiance and still being able to visit with the people you were with. Parking can be a bit of a problem but they have someone outside directing you into a good spot, and then later helping you back out without hitting anything. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and will be returning soon!
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Went for the great view at sunset, and it did not disappoint! Server was so helpful to the pictures of the family with the views. Margaritas were great and so were the oysters. Oysters taste so fresh and are limited by if they have been "run up from the local farmers". Husband got the pizza with seafood and thought is was soggy and crust not cooked. I had to wait 1 hour for a gluten free pizza, for it to come out not as ordered . My family was all served their food and finished before mine arrived. I requested for it to be taken off the bill and I would dissect the unwanted toppings off, I just didn't want to wait another hour! They said they can't take it off the bill unless they return it to the kitchen, so I sent it back to be done properly. Luckily, the second pizza was ready in 15 minutes. They cook gluten free in a separate oven for people with celiacs, much appreciated. Server was very apologetic for the situation, just a crappy situation. Manager did approve for a free dessert due to mishap, and only had Flan for gluten free dessert, not on menu. Will order something else next time, view is worth returning.
Christina Schofield

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