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El Arrayan

El Arrayan

Telephone: +52 (322) 222-7195
Address: 344 Allende
Downtown
Cuisine: Mexican, Gourmet
Website: www.elarrayan.com.mx
Menu:See menu from El Arrayan
User rating: IMG STARS Based on 18 comments

Description

Named after the tree that grows in the state of Jalisco, Mexico (and inside the restaurant), El Arrayan serves traditional Mexican cuisine paired with pleasant service. The Arrayan tree sits just outside the open kitchen of this hacienda styled restaurant.

When you go don't miss the fresh and delicious Shrimp Pozole (a hearty soup with shrimp and tomato stock, white hominy corn and shrimp). Another favorite item is the beef filet with the special El Arrayan mole sauce.

  

Price Range $15 - $25 USD
Payment Not available
Hours Wednesday-Monday
6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Reservations Recommended
Alcohol Full bar, original cocktails, wine list

Comments for El Arrayan

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From a total of 18 users
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Excellent Experience

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by Steve Watts from USA
Written 4 months ago
My wife and I visited in mid-July 2009. We had a wonderful meal and great service. My wife had the Duck Carnitas, I had the Shrimp Chipotle, and both were excellent. We also ordered the signature margarita, and it was superb. The price including tip was around 500 pesos (which was $38 at that time). Would recommend this to anyone.

We love El Arrayan

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by Juliana from Canada
Written 9 months ago
I used to live in Puerto Vallarta and never missed an opportunity to take visiting friends to El Arrayan. With the exception of one person over three years and many, many meals, everyone loved the place. Whenever we return to Vallarta, El Arrayan is our first stop for dinner. I told Carmen that I never liked Mexican food until I ate at El Arrayan. It is gourmet Mexican food at its best and most authentic.

BTW, spending 3+ hours enjoying live music, cocktails, three courses and a bottle of wine is not unusual in Mexico. The local trade keeps them quite busy in the off season when all the tourists who spend an hour "enjoying" dinner have gone back home.

Medocre and expensive

by Neil Sechan from Mexico
Written 11 months ago
I tried El Arrayan three times to give it a fair shake over a period of two years, and found the food to be just average, the service poor, and the prices way too high. Better and more authentic food can be found anywhere in the Pitillal at 1/4 the price. Their carne asada tacos in particular were tasteless and amazingly overpriced. Any stand in PV serves better tacos.
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