Top Restaurants in Huatulco
Where to eat Spanish food in Huatulco: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Spanish food in Huatulco, Oaxaca, Mexico. With nine bays and 36 beaches, Huatulco is ideal for anyone who loves the sun. It's not an overdeveloped resort town, but the hotels are comfortable—even luxurious. Ecotourism is gaining in popularity, so take a break from sunbathing and try river rafting or a hike through the jungle.
Things to do in Huatulco
7. Las Parotas
Reviewed By Sam T
Recommended by our wonderful B&B owners, this was a real surprise - an amazing value, good quality lunch in a beautiful setting overlooking the golf course. Prices apparently havenât gone up for years, which means youâre getting excellent quality for around half the price of similar venues in town. Itâs not often you find a truly hidden gem, but this is one of them!
6. Tortas Argentinas
The characteristic Argentine roasted grill accompanied with wine and bread. Classic Choripán of a soccer match. The authentic alfajores with milk sweet candy. A little piece of Argentina in Huatulco, with quality, flavor, price and unmatched attention. Le
Reviewed By timbo
Parrilladas has fantastic food at great prices. Everything from the empanadas to the salads to the Argentinian style meat dishes and sandwiches are excellent. Serving sizes are huge. A large mixed salad costs 40 pesos. Sandwiches are unbelievable (70 - 80 pesos) and the meat dishes (85 - 150 pesos) are awesome. Service is awesome. They canât do enough for you. It is a small place with seating for about 25 people max. On top of that, they have a fantastic dessert called a Marquesitas that they make right in front of you. They cost anywhere from 22 to 37 pesos depending on what you want inside a rolled crispy tortilla.If you are in Huatulco, you must eat here. Totally awesome food and staff.
5. El Porron
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By HermanRegina
The loving couple that own/cook/waiter this establishment are so sincere that you can hardly wait for the return visits.I ask them to "mix me up a meal" and they never disappoint me. Tasty, fresh and presented so well are just some of the descriptions of their meals.Jose may treat you to his Spanish wine sampling skills - be prepared to join him.
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4. Santa Clara Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Yellow Building, fifteen steps from the beach at La BOcana... Sunbath or party at The Roof Terrace with ocean view!
Reviewed By StewieYWG
We found Santa Clara on this trip, as it came highly recommended by a friend!The menu is pretty basic, and almost exclusively local cuisine. The meals are authentic, and unique. They serve an excellent aracherra like most other restaurants, but that's where any similarity ends. The chili rellenos (stuffed bell peppers) are amazing. Their 'clay pot chicken' takes 8 hrs to prepare, and must be ordered in advance.If you only eat out ONCE while you're in Huatulco, it should be here.
3. La Crucecita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Brawnetml
We spent the better part of a full day, walking around La Crucecita, shopping, eating, trying Mezcal, checking out the church, all without once feeling there was a safety issue. The local Mexican people are very kind and treat tourists like gold....They are making a new market, as it was under construction, should be something special when it's done.
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2. Clio's Huatulco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By lamarlafongCleveland
Had a nice lunch here, we dined in the air conditioned portion of the restaurant. Food was good, however they butchered a margarita, have no idea what it was, but it was surely not a margarita. Would try it again, but perhaps not a lunch time.Thank you very much for you review, looking forward on serving you again for dinner.
1. Rocoto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Great food. Good Vibes. Culinary project influence by Southamerican flavors and more. Cooking whit love and passion.
Reviewed By Ned L
Talented Chef Claudia, and her well-trained cooks: take you on a gastronomical visit to many countries. Included, but not limited to: Peru, México, France, Italy. All the while being grounded in her Oaxacan genesis. When in Huatulco I visit twice per week.
