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KOSTA TACOA-

Brasilia 298A, 5 de Diciembre, 48350 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., Mexico · Mexican restaurant · 5 de Diciembre

Destination-worthy coconut shrimp and seafood tacos with friendly service and affordable pricing, though outdoor street seating and occasional waits are trade-offs.

The verdict

Kosta Taco delivers solid A-grade performance through exceptional food quality anchored by standout coconut shrimp tacos and attentive, friendly service that consistently impresses. Outstanding value for money in a tourist area strengthens its appeal, though modest street-side setting and occasional consistency variations prevent grade A territory. This is a neighborhood favorite that exceeds typical restaurant standards through focused execution of what it does best.

About this restaurant

A small, street-side taco spot where the vibe is warm and welcoming and plates arrive with a colorful flight of salsas. Diners gush that the coconut shrimp tacos are "worth the walk," and service feels friendly and attentive even when it gets busy. The setting is no-frills, and some mention occasional trash pickup across the way, but most say the food outshines the surroundings. The cooking leans classic Mexican seafood with a few playful twists, like coconut-breaded shrimp and Hawaiian shrimp tacos. Expect made-to-order plates, fresh guacamole that tastes like it was just mashed, and margaritas ranging from hibiscus to spicy mango. This is not fancy fusion; it is elevated traditional with crisp frying, straightforward toppings, and a choose-your-heat salsa lineup. For families, it is easy to feed a range of tastes: plain quesadillas, simple steak or fish tacos, and churros for dessert. Street seating and tight tables can be tricky for strollers, but prices are gentle and the menu has kid-friendly anchors alongside seafood-focused options.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Local neighborhood just north of the tourist core; casual, everyday vibe with mixed residential and small shops.

Safety: Generally safe with steady foot traffic; some reports of nearby trash pickup causing odors and flies at times.

What's nearby: Near hotels like the Sheraton; across from a baseball field and close to waste collection area on certain days.

Frequently asked

What should I order at KOSTA TACO?

Coconut shrimp tacos and fresh guacamole are the must-orders, plus handy combos from MX$199.

What should I know before going to KOSTA TACO?

Street seating is tight and made-to-order cooking can mean waits, so plan accordingly.

What's KOSTA TACO like?

A friendly, informal street-side spot with a lively vibe and a salsa flight centerpiece.

Opening Hours

Monday12:00–20:00 Tuesday12:00–20:00 Wednesday12:00–20:00 Thursday Friday12:00–20:00 Saturday12:00–20:00 Sunday11:00–18:00
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