There are so many local fine dining venues, with more than four dozen in the South Side/Romantic Zone alone, that it's hard to find a bad meal in the whole town. Restaurant Row on Basilio Badillo street in the heart of Old Town has some twenty or more gay-friendly eateries in seven blocks, from Coco Tropical on Los Muertos beach to the La Fonda and beyond, including those that serve German (Hacienda Alemana), Mexican (Cafe de Olla, El Mole de Jovita, Fajita Republic, Mama Rosa, Margarita Grill and Paco's Tacos), Italian (Boccon di Vino), international cuisine (Di Vino Dante and La Fonda), American (The Pitt and Wing's Army), seafood fare (Joe Jack's, Mr. Pulpo), Mex-Tex (Nacho Daddy), and some of the best breakfasts in town (Fredy's Tucan, Johnny's Diner and Memo's Pancake House). Most of these have extensive menus with a wide and rich variety of delicious dishes to choose from.

Zona Romantica, hosts a wealth of tasty bites to keep you going from long days in the sun to late nights in the bars, many of which, are gay-owned.For an assortment of classic Mexican cuisine from around the country, the Red Cabbage is your one-stop restaurant. The lively and traditional decor only add to the friendly ambiance. Locals also love Casa Tradicional, which, like the Red Cabbage, serves a variety of traditional foods in a fun and lively atmosphere.

It is a toss-up between two restaurants for the best meal I had while in Puerto Vallarta: the Red Cabbage Cafe and Jorge’s Hideaway Shrimp Shack.The Red Cabbage Cafe is a Mexican restaurant located a little out of the way on the south side of Rio Cuale. It is not particularly far from the main tourist areas, but can be hard to find.

It’s off the tourist path, in a residential area on the outskirts of the Zona Romantica. Traditional Mexican food is the name of the game here, dished up in a charmingly Bohemian resto. Go for the chiles de picadillo – peppers stuffed with ground meat, veggies and pine nuts, covered with a carrot sauce.

This eclectic bar and restaurant is a hidden gem in Emiliano Zapata. Known for its artistic ambiance and vibrant décor, The Red Cabbage Café offers a creative menu and an extensive selection of tequilas and mezcal. It’s a perfect spot to enjoy a cocktail while immersing yourself in the local arts scene.

The tiny, hard-to-find cafe is worth the effort—a visit here will reward you with exceptional traditional Mexican cuisine and a whimsical crash course in contemporary culture. The small room is covered wall-to-wall with photographs, paintings, movie posters, and news clippings about…

Web: http://www.redcabbagepv.com Phone(s): (322) 223 0411 Hours(s): MONDAY to SATURDAY 5pm - 11pm Address: Rivera del Rio 204A, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco. One of Vallarta's most delightful dining experiences, the menu features dishes from all regions of Mexico.

At the end of a busy day , we set off in search of the Red Cabbage restaurant. We ] heard about it from some Canadians last year and it appears on many restaurant reviews. Search is the right description.

Gay Friendly, Mixed Clientele, Gourmet, Mexican, Air Conditioned, Wireless, Cash Only, Dinner, No Smoking. The Red Cabbage is a magical place, off the beaten track. The cuisine, classic Mexican.