This Valentine's Day, treat your loved one to a world of fine food and wine at Kaiser Maximilian. In addition to your choice of innovative dishes on a special four-course menu created by Executive Chef Juan Carlos Palomer, Owner Andreas Rupprechter prides himself on having an extensive wine selection, by the glass or the bottle, to pair with any entr�e, appetizer, or dessert. Call (322) 223-0760 to reserve your table for a romantic evening at Kaiser Maximilian Restaurant, located at Olas Altas #38B in Vallarta's Zona Romantica.

If you enjoy European sidewalk cafe and fine continental cuisine, this award-winning eatery evoking Old Vienna at its heyday is sure to charm you. A longtime Vallarta favorite, Austrian owner Andreas Rupprechter named the place in honor of a fellow countryman, Mexico’s former emperor. And Maximilian himself would have loved dining here, perhaps choosing hearty comfort food like Wienerschnitzel with potatoes and Austrian salad or delving into gourmet renditions of contemporary European fare.

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To feel like you’re at a lovely European restaurant, book a table at Kaiser Maximilian. Austrian chef and owner Andreas Rupprechter named it after Mexico’s former emperor, Maximilian I. The food pays homage to what Maximilan would love to eat if around today – think wienerschnitzel (breaded pork loin), veal scaloppini with creamed spinach, braised rabbit pappardelle and duck breast with foie gras in a port sauce.

Kaiser Maximilian brings the gourmet options of an Austrian bistro to the Romantic Zone. In the elegance of a European dining room, patrons can enjoy roasted duck breast or a leg of veal prepared with the finest spices and sauces. Nearby, Bravos is another one of the best restaurants with a popular dining room for gourmet food and special celebrations.

It doesn’t just look like an Austrian Bistro, it is an Austrian Bistro. All the elements are there: bow-tied, vested, and bistro-aproned waiters deliver a European standard of service where traditional elements of Austrian cuisine merge with local ingredients to forge new alliances.

Kaiser Maximilian is a part of the Playa Los Arcos hotel complex. It is located on the Calle Olas Altas side rather than the beach side but the view is still really cool. Archduke Maximilian was the Habsburg monarch who became the second emperor of Mexico on behalf of Napoleon III.

Designed to resemble a 19th-century Viennese cafe, Kaiser Maximilian presents a distinctly European, not Mexican, atmosphere. It's the prime place to go if you want to combine exceptional food with great people-watching. Austrian-born owner Andreas Rupprechter is almost always on…

This Austrian bistro has thrived in Puerto Vallarta for many years. They offer a wide-ranging breakfast menu (American, Mexican and European dishes) at the Kaiser Maximilian Café.. The lunch and dinner menu introduces guests to the finest in European and Austrian cuisine.

Serving breakfast and lunch as well as Austrian pastries, ice cream combinations and 20 different types of coffees. The Kaiser Maximilian cafe and restaurant, located at the well-known Los Arcos Hotel, has sidewalk tables and air-conditioned rooms inside.

Austrian bistro, with a casual, sidewalk café in front and an intimate, fine-dining restaurant inside, all with white table-cloths, fresh flowers, and candles.