Vitea

Reviews

• Russell P.

  star star star star star_border 13 June 2026

  Very pleasant area on the Malecón.  Indoor seating or sidewalk under sun umbrellas.  Extensive menu with very fair prices.  Very prompt & professional service.  Full bar & credit cards accepted.  If you are looking for a cheap yet hearty breakfast:  check out their offering at 129 pesos:  3 scrambled eggs, bacon, roasted potatoes, beans, toast, juice & coffee.  ($6.50 USD).

• Valerie H.

  star star star star_border star_border 11 June 2026

  Ok food with a view.. a bit touristy so you're mainly paying for the atmosphere. $6 for a bottle of water you can get for less than a $1 a few stores down. They do take pesos, credit cards and US dollars. Service was good, bathrooms are tiny, atmosphere was nice.

• Doron E.

  star star star star star_border 2 June 2026

  Great location off of the beach. The Pico De Gallo was great, and the Greek salad with Chicken was on point. The service was good and the prices were reasonable.

• Skip C.

  star star star star_border star_border 24 May 2026

  Please keep the following in mind while reading this review:
  
  We came in on a Wednesday night, with moderate foot traffic out front, and the restaurant itself wasn't terribly busy, I wouldn't even say dinner rush was there, just kinda a normal Wednesday night level of diners.
  
  I'll start by saying when we actually got it, the food was pretty good.  The service was this establishments downfall however.  We were seated at one of their outdoor tables, and not even one of the outermost tables at that, a good middle table bordered by tables on all sides, this is important to a later part of the story.
  
  We ordered our food, 3 of us got the special, one of us the fish of the day.  Food was well cooked, and well seasoned.  Nothing really stood out, but it was a good meal, when we finally got the food.  
  
  Took about 20 minutes for our apps to come out, and then about 30 minutes before we got our main course, and another 20-25 minutes for us to finally get asked if we were ready for our deserts, and then another 10-15 minutes for them to get there.
  
  During these large swaths of time there was no checkins from the waiter to see if we needed anything or anything of the sort.  Perhaps this isn't a cultural norm at restaurants in Mexico, and I'm being over-sensitive because I'm used to American and European dining experiences, who knows.  
  
  There were however several checkins by street beggars.  Now remember when i said we weren't on a border table so theres both a combination of these beggars having some cajones on 'em, and the restaurant not doing anything about it.
  
  It also took an inordinately long amount of time for us to get our check.
  
  At any rate, the food was good, id give it a solid 5/7, but the service really killed this spot for me.

• Emily S.

  star star star star star 23 May 2026

  Fantastic service. Location and patio are great. Loved my salad with chicken skewers and smoked salmon, and the mojito was good too. Didn't see many other cafes with patios on the malecon so will be back.