Top Restaurants in Culiacan
Top Things to do in Culiacan
Culiacan Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Culiacan
Discover the best restaurant in Culiacan, Mexico including El Farallon, Cayenna Cocina del Mundo, El palomar del Rio, Mariscos Cuevas, El.Que.Cvi.Che, Panama, Palomar de los Pobres, Cabanna, Restaurante Y Pasteleria Panama, El Gallito
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1. El Farallon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
2. Cayenna Cocina del Mundo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Nuestra propuesta gastronómica usa los mejores productos de la región, así como recetas tradicionales y técnicas de vanguardia internacional para reinterpretar lo que la cocina regional y la cocina del mundo pueden hacer en conjunto.
Reviewed By José L
If you are into fancy restaurants you have to try it. Is a great fusion of styles and the bar and Terrace in the top floor is the best option to grab a snack and a drink or you start a party and enjoy yourself.Thank you Jose for your review. We hope you come again and enjoy another great night in our rooftop
3. El palomar del Rio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By TahitiJim - Chicago's North Shore, Illinois
Local busines freinds brought us here and we really enjoyed it. Started with the ample seafood sampler, chervice and wide variety of good beverages. Then shared A LOT of great cold and cooked seafoods to which we often added a variety of Chile sauces. Finished with hot pepper candies.
4. Mariscos Cuevas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
seafood restaurant in Culiacan, Mexico
Reviewed By omillan - Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Nice casual and affordable restaurant I tried the "Aguachile Tribilin" marinated fish,shrimp and octopus, excellent !!! (but be careful,aguachile is very spicy) El aguachile Tribilin esta muy rico, y picante
5. El.Que.Cvi.Che
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By draghignazzo - Mexico City, Mexico
I have no idea how to start this review or what to put, since everyone will think that is not true...
Why? because I have only great grand positive comments about this small place.
I will put it simple, the food is to die for. There is no single dish that I rejected or wanted to leave for latter. I ate as it was the end of the world.
Service is good also. The location is perfect, you can sit outside and enjoy the hot weather!
6. Panama
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By almo52 - Mexico
the food and drink and pastries here are all out of this world. and the service is impecable. we always try and have breakfast here when passing through either culican or Mazatlan. any other meal is great too. don't miss it! the portions are huge, so you may want to split an order if you are not starving.
7. Palomar de los Pobres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By TravelMexicoOK - Mexico City
Specialties are around beef. There are mixed plates that include charro beans, grilled green onions, tortillas (flour or corn), sauce and a refreshing barley (agua de cebada) beverage. The service is very efficient and servers are very kind. It's a traditional family restaurant and has several locations in town.
8. Cabanna
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 395 reviews
Un lugar para relajarse en donde se nos transmite la cercania con la playa, el mood de relajamiento de un lounge bar, en donde los amigos podran tomar y comer antojitos frescos.
Reviewed By mspreh - Saint Paul, Minnesota
I don't know which is the original, but we met some friends from Mexico DF for a meal while we were all in Culiacan. The Tuna Tostada's were the best part of the meal. The Gringonna was cold, and not very good, and the Pizza...MoreThank you for your comment. It´s very important for us to know the experience that our customers had in Cabanna. We try to do our best effort everyday and thanks to this comments you help us to do everything better. Hope to see you soon.
9. Restaurante Y Pasteleria Panama
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By ALo227 - Ciudad de México, Distrito Federal, Mexico
Contrary to my aversion to restaurants that sit more than 100 customers I ventures in to this restaurant at the recommendation of almost everyone I met in the city. When I entered and saw a packed restaurant I second guessed my instinct which unfortunately was only confirmed later. The staff seemed to be on a constant hurry throughout my service. Everytime you asked them something you got the impression to be bothering them. As I sat down I was asked if I was ready to order from a 150 plus article menu! Boy, was that waitress in a hurry. When I asked what she recommended she just pointed at the table tents. Either she couldn't bother or had not drank her own kool-aid. I asked for a beer and for thw first time in my life I felt I had a drinking problem. With eyes wide open I was courtly told the restaurant did nos serve alcoholic beverages. I ordered a "typical steak" hoping that the food was the forte. I had much better comida norteña. The beans were above average. I then waited desperately to order dessert since being a bakery this is when I would see something good. When I finally ordered, I got a mix of cream cheese and guava that was well below any expectations. I must say that the dessert lady was much more courteous.
10. El Gallito
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By wendykain - Mazatlan, Mexico
It is always difficult to know whether to give a place four stars because on several different occasions throughout the meal it was just not possible to get attention from a waiter (in this case the place has lots of small rooms and unless we had got up and gone out of the room we had to wait until someone came back in), or whether to give five stars because after all the standards of waiters in Mexico shouldn't be judged by our gringo standards, and when the staff did pay attention they were helpful and competent.
The food was great. There was very little English spoken - Culiacan is not a place many gringos go. We spent three days and did not see one other gringo face. Certainly our appearance was considered curious by many, and we were smiled at as we made our way around Culiacan, as an oddity we felt, repeatedly.
Food wonderful, surroundings brilliant and unusual, wonderful position, at the start of Conetro Historico's most interesting street (to walk). We would be very happy to go back.
