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10 Overall Closest Restaurants |
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Harry's |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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Blvd de las Naciones 1813, Centro Comercial Acapulco, Acapulco 39897 • 744-462-0600
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Distance:
~3.656 km * |
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AIRPORT - ACA. At Harry's Prime Steakhouse, you'll be dazzled by the spectacular waterfront beauty and the impeccable tastes to be savored. They offer a variety of aged USDA Prime steaks that are utterly irresistible. They also have an impressive selection of fresh fish, including salmon and lobster tail. Don't be overwhelmed by the wine list of over 250 labels; your server will help you find the perfect glass to complement any dish. |
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Zuntra |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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Carretera Escénica 4201, Acapulco 39889 • 744-444-5601
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Distance:
~4.263 km * |
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AIRPORT - ACA. Zuntra is a cool and sophisticated dining destination located across from Las Brisas hotel. At Zuntra, the impeccable seafood dishes combine the best flavors from around the world, incorporating Asian, Mediterranean, French, and Latin tastes. After a memorable meal, patrons can head up to the dazzling open air lounge called "the Deck" to enjoy fresh cocktails and live music, while overlooking the beautiful Acapulco waters. |
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Señor Frogs |
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(Restaurants - Mexican) |
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Carretera Escenica 28, Acapulco 39880 • 744-446-5734 • 744-446-5735
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Distance:
~4.342 km * |
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AIRPORT - ACA. Authentic Mexican favorites fill a long menu at Senor Frogs: queso flameado, tequila shrimp, fish Madrazo which is pan-seared mahi-mahi, Mariscada Maya an aptly-named mixed seafood platter, molcajete filled with chicken, cheese chorizo and avocado, etc. Can't decide? Don't worry, this is a good place to return to, for snacks, dinner, or late night nibbling. This is also a popular watering hole so if you are inclined, linger after your meal and join the crowds drinking Micheladas or frozen margaritas and dancing 'til dawn. |
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Su Casa and La Margarita |
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(Restaurants - Continental) |
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Av Anahuac 110, Acapulco 39850 • 744-484-4350 • 744-484-1261
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Distance:
~8.517 km * |
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AIRPORT - ACA. Located in a hot-pink building looking out over the convention center, golf course and Acapulco Bay, this spot serves the best margaritas in all of Acapulco. Diners are seated outdoors on a patio and are treated to a constantly changing menu – specials are often fresh fish grilled in butter and saffron, shrimp cooked in garlic, and chicken. A side of grilled tropical fruit accompanies most meals, but leave room for a dessert such as frozen cheescake. Reservations suggested. |
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User Rating: 9.75
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100% Natural |
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(Restaurants - Continental) |
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Costera Miguel Alemán 200, Acapulco 39670 • 744-485-3982
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Distance:
~10.918 km * |
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OLD TOWN. 24 hours a day, 100% Natural is dishing up healthy fare that appeals to more than just vegetarians. Come here for hearty breakfasts of spinach omelets with sides of whole grain toast and fruit salad. Try a soy burger or turkey ham and chihuahua cheese sandwich for lunch or dinner, and finish it off with a thick yogurt shake for dessert. This eatery also specializes in tasty fresh fruit drinks – try the Conga, which blends the juices of papaya, guava, watermelon, pineapple, lime and spinach. |
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User Rating: 3
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El Amigo Miguel |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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Juárez 31, at Azueta, Acapulco 39300 • 744-483-6981
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Distance:
~10.918 km * |
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OLD TOWN. This seafood restaurant is a huge favorite with the locals, who have been coming here for years to feast on fish with a Mexican twist. Diners sit in a large outdoor plaza and gobble up "drunken shrimp," served in special sauce that includes beer, applesauce, ketchup, mustard and bacon. You'll also find grilled shrimp and fish steaks, fish soups and the ever-popular filet Miguel, red snapper filet filled with seafood and smothered in a chipotle pepper sauce. |
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El Cabrito |
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(Restaurants - Mexican) |
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Costera Miguel Alemán 1480, 1840, Acapulco • 744-484-7711
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Distance:
~10.918 km * |
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OLD TOWN. El Cabrito means "the goat," and that's this restaurant's specialty. Waitresses in traditional Mexican costume serve roasted goat with charro beans, tequila shrimp and mole – a sauce made with rich chocolate and spicy chilies. Charbroiled steaks are another favorite, as are the piña coladas, said to be the best in Acapulco. Reservations not accepted. |
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La Vela |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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, Camino Real Acapulco Diamante, Acapulco • 744-466-1010
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Distance:
~10.918 km * |
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OLD TOWN. The soaring white canopied roof makes this open-air restaurant appear to have set sail, but it actually rests on a wharf jutting into Pichilingue Bay. Since you're on the water, be sure to order one of the restaurant's excellent seafood dishes. The house specialty is charbroiled red snapper marinated in chilies and other spices. Reservations accepted. |
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Mariscos Pipo's |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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Almirante Breton 3, Acapulco 39850 • 744-188-1005 • 744-216-7785
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Distance:
~10.918 km * |
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ZONA DORADA. This restaurant wins raves with the locals, who come here for baby shark quesadillas, crayfish, lobster, octopus and red snapper. The bright dining room is decorated in a nautical theme complete with glass buoys, fish nets and lanterns made of shells. Reservations suggested. |
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User Rating: 8
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La Cabaña |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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Playa Caleta Lado Oriente, Acapulco • 744-482-5007
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Distance:
~11.239 km * |
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OLD TOWN. This cozy eatery has impressed visitors and locals with its fresh seafood since the 1950s. For traditional Mexican cuisine with an innovative twist, try baby shark tamales – they're the house specialty. The steaming seafood casserole and curried shrimp sautéed in garlic and sea salt also win raves. Non-seafood eaters will enjoy feasting on chicken tacos. |
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User Rating: 10
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