The Best Waterfront Bars And Restaurants In Mazatlán, Mexico

Enjoy a stunning view over Mazatlán marina at this fantastic seafood find, with fresh fish and cold beers. We recommend asking for the DOCK7daily specials, but they also have such delights as freshly seared tuna and even fish and chips for the homesick Brit holidaying in this Sinaloan seaside town. The wait staff are attentive and the atmosphere is really amazing, not to mention that marina view when the sun sets and transforms the boats into shadowy silhouettes. Sit under the palapa and enjoy the cooling breeze as you admire the waterfrontlocation and fresh seafood.

Similarly located in the Mazatlán marina, Rossonero Wine Bar is the spot to visit if you want an inventive and well-made cocktail while overlooking the water. If you don’t fancy sitting outside, the evening atmosphere inside is romantic, intimate, and moodily-lit, making it perfect for sharing stories over a glass of wine or even a pizza. That’s because Rossonero also has an Italian inspired menu for you to enjoy. We recommend the salmon and gorgonzola pizza for something a bit different, or a delicious (and huge) burger.

El Muchacho Alegre is perfectly located in a prime spot on the beach in Mazatlán, and alongside the chilled-to-perfection beers, they also offer seafood dishes. For a buzzing and convivial atmosphere, this is the spot to be, especially given that they regularly host live banda music. You’ll leave feeling you really got a taste of the traditional Mazatlán vibe at this beachside bar, as despite simple appearances it is pretty authentic and popular among locals too. Check out the spicy, tomatoey micheladas.

Offering authentic Mexican food at reasonable prices, Pancho’shas a few locations across Mazatlán but we recommend stopping by the Playa Gaviotas branch, given that the views are amazing. The restaurant is literally on the beach, and features outdoor patio seating so you can really make the most of the backdrop to your traditional Mexican dishes. Breakfast and lunch are the best times to stop by this spot, and you can enjoy stuffed chiles, red snapper, or even a flaming coffee. They offer nationaland international dishes, but stick with the national for a taste of Mexico.