El Camarón Express en Puerto Vallarta

Muy buen sabor, lástima que los empleados no se esmeren en el trato al cliente

¡Increíbles tacos y tostadas de mariscos frescos! ¡Asegúrate de conseguir las margaritas y el agua fresca de frutas tropicales!

Definitivamente vale la pena una visita. Camarones, camarones y más camarones. Tenía el burrito LLENADO de camarones. La próxima vez, la hamburguesa.

Siempre una excelente opción!!!

Tacos increíbles. Con una orden de 3 tacos obtendrás seis tortillas y suficiente relleno para seis para que puedas obtener un mayor rendimiento por tu inversión. El guacamole también es increíble. Habría ido más, pero la ubicación está un poco alejada a menos que te alojes en un hotel cercano.

¡La comida estuvo absolutamente deliciosa!

Comimos aquí la última vez que vinimos, y nuevamente, en ambas ocasiones este lugar fue genial. Los precios son buenos, la comida es muy buena.

La mejor tostada de paté de camarón increíbles tacos de pescado salsas picantes todo es fresco y sabroso precios asequibles No puedo esperar a volver

This is a pretty good street food restaurant in Puerto Vallarta. It's not near the top of the best in town, but it's decent and reasonably priced. We stop here for lunch every time we visit PV, as it's always a solid, reliable choice. As their name would suggest, El Camaron Express specializes in shrimp. If you eat here, get something with shrimp (or at least fish) in it. I love the shrimp quesadilla, which is basically a taco filled with grilled shrimp and melted cheese. The burritos are large and tasty too. They offer free corn chips and a salsa bar (don't be intimidated, just take your plate up there and load up). This time I didn't love my quesadilla because the cook burned the cheese (see photos). They also add avocado slices and I'm more of a purist and would just prefer cheese and shrimp. The portion sizes are large and they do not skimp on the shrimp! There is an assortment of legit hot sauces on every table as well as extra at the salsa bar. Watch out, some are crazy hot and will light your mouth on fire. The dining room is outdoors but they've added a roof for shelter from the harsh sun and PV's frequent rain showers, which is very nice. While tourists are welcome here, the menus are in Spanish (so get out your translation guide). Note that you can order either grilled or fried seafood so if you do not want fried, make sure you let them know. Our entire lunch cost $250.00 pesos ($110 for the burrito, $90 for the quesadilla, and $50 for two Diet Cokes in the bottle -- which taste sooooo good in Mexico). That's about $14 in U.S. dollars. It's cheap, fast, and tasty, and a good stop if you need a break in PV.

Food is very, very tasty. Restaurant is small and always busy, but the food is oh, so very, very tasty. I definitely recommend this place!