Puerto Vallarta Restaurant

I was pretty pleased with this place. The interior is wild, someone really went to town on the faux finishes, but maybe if you came at night it wouldn't be so distracting?Anyway, my friends and I over-ordered because there was SO MUCH FOOD, and the prices were not bad at all for how much we got.We started with the CHORI QUESO (Mexican sausage topped with cheesesauce, grilled onions, and tomatoes, served with tortillas). This was decent, it was better with chips than the flour tortillas given though IMOThen we ordered the CHICKEN WINGS (Basket of 8 chicken wings served in yourchoice of sauce). We chose spicy buffalo sauce and while these were also good, they were not spicy to meFinally, my entree was the FISH TACOS (Fish topped with lettuce and tomatoes,served with rice and avocado slices). The fish was oddly prepared, at first I thought it was chicken because it was coated in a sauce and cut into cubes. But it was pretty good, although I wish they offered a traditional cilantro and onion instead of the tomato and lettuce. I couldnt tell you anything about the rice because by this time I was about to pop and couldnt take another bite.The menu skews american, which I guess is to be expected based on its location, but the people working were super efficient and nice, so if i was in the area I would come back again.

Wife and I visited on Sunday around 2 pm. There was a big church crowd showing up about the same time. Many of the regulars I see when we dine here on a Sunday. The chips and salsa was good as usual and we shared a chicken fajita dinner which was fine also. We ended with a flan with whipped cream which hit the spot, not too sweet. The service was great as usual also. The renovations jazzed up the space and added more valuable seating. PV is our favorite Mexican restaurant in Kentuckiana.

I only had the appetizer ground beef with cheese and chips and salsa ~ margarita special for the day.Ambiance great love the decorations Service good friendly will return

I always enjoy eating at PV. The service is always good & it never takes long to get anything. We went around 6:00pm on Tuesday. We were seated as soon as we walked in. They had Tuesday margarita specials so we got a pitcher of lime margaritas for $12.99. Instead of getting the same thing we always get, we decided to try something new for dinner & I'm so glad we did! We ordered the Volcan Fajita - it comes with beef, chicken, shrimp, chorizo, fresh Mexican cheese, & spicy Volcan cheese. It comes with rice, beans, guac, sour cream, & tortillas. It was AMAZING. I will definitely get it again the next time I go!

Since our last visit there's been a few improvements. The salsa, while still too "wet" had much better flavor. And the flour tortillas were much improved. And again, a packed lunchtime crowd without any sacrifice in service. I ordered lunch sized chicken fajitas and my wife went with a tostadaguac. Essentially, a tostada with ground beef, lettuce, cheese & guacamole. Portions are ample. The food served hot. But again my chicken was on the dry side. And, despite being on the menu as a side, you can't get black beans instead of refried. To us, that's a big deal. Puerta Vallarta is fine for lunch-but there's a lot of others to visit.

Horrible, wet soggy taco salad. Won't be back!Strong smell of cleaning solution as you walk through the door. I called the Manger regarding the watery salad and he didn't seem really concerned. I wasted 10.00 bucks on a lunch I couldn't eat.

Just ordered the Volcan to-go. $17.99They charge an extra 70 cents for to-go orders. I did get salsa and a bag of chips. The chips were a little hard compared when you sit down and eat there. A couple of the staff asked what i was looking for. I wanted several different items like a taco, burrito, enchiladas... I decided to just go with my favorite The Volcan. I did not get my tortillas that are suppose to come with it. I even double checked and asked...do tortillas come with this? Well some one dropped the ball on that. They weren't busy so there is no excuse. Didn't like the extra charge for carry out but i paid. The menu is way too big! Most the combos are similar but called different things. Kitchen staff must go crazy over the huge menu. They can probably cut it in half if they wanted. Took it down to a 4 star because they firgot my tortillas and the up charge for carry out.

Had to take a walk to have dinner here on business. My wife and I went to Puerto Vallarta for our honeymoon in 2009 and when I saw the name the dinner choice was sealed. And boy was I delighted with the EL BURRITO DE LA ROQUETA. So flavorful, rice was really good and so were the chips and salsa. Had a delicious Corona Rita for a perfect pair. Cheers!

First things first. SOME of the dishes are good - like the chicken fajitas or carne asada burrito. Other items (anything prepared with ground beef) taste like a pure salt lick. So, fair to say I've had an on again/off again relationship with this restaurant. I mean, I even gave them a second chance after one of their employees added a tip to my take out order. (Management reimbursed, by the way). Now let's get real. We all know prices have increased. This last visit my daughter added onions to her entree. The cost? $2.99. For ONIONS! Utterly ridiculous. So, we've decided to pass on this place from now on.

For lunch I order Lunch Special 2. Beef or chicken burrito, rice and beans. It was a good size burrito filled with chicken. The beans and rice were sides and ample. The chips and salsa were fresh tasty and had a kick to the salsa. Service was attentive and ambiance was decent.