Elotes Los Cuates - 48298 Puerto Vallarta

I had not gone to corn for a long time and it still has an unbeatable flavor. You can order the medium with cream, mayonnaise, cheese and salt, located separately: $ 45/50 or the corn tamale: $ 15 but you have to be at 7:30 pm because they fly. There is no better place !!! ???

The best and exquisite elotes in Puerto Vallarta Mnnnnn

Rich good price there are always many people but they are delicious

Pretty good, a bit expensive, but what I don't like is that they sell very little, whenever I go there is a lack of ingredients to make the corn, or the tamales are not cooked yet. They have a poor vision to grow as a business. But in their taste and attention nothing to reproach them

The business is called "EL NORTEÑO" and the criminal is his star dish ?. The corn is good, well prepared and the portions generous. The criminal is more than enough for two people. For 60 pesos, it's not bad at all. In many of the reviews they complain about the service, but they are northern, so we are: "to the point compa, what will you want?" Maybe people are used to something else. They treated me well, without anger. The tamales are pending because they say they are very good, but you have to arrive early because they end quickly. At 4pm the comrade told me. Regards!

Excellent corn, one of the best in Vallarta, recommended and its very delicious tamales.

They are my favorite elotes in all of Mexico. The success of the Esquites lies in a good cheese and cream. Good flavor and quality of the preparation. They make two giant pots like pozole for the community and in 4 hours they are gone. People stand in long lines to get one of the pots for corn tamales, which are very large, have a very good flavor and are porous, and in less than an hour they run out. They open at 3 or 4 in the afternoon and at 7 there is only 1/4 of one of the pots. It is worth lining up to enjoy the corn in a glass, stick, kites, Sabritas with corn, etc. However, the only problem is that they lowered the customer support; They treat you as if they were doing you the favor of serving you elotes or as if you had the privilege of reaching for tamales. The customer doesn't like that. And another problem is the contamination with the disposable ones, I still don't understand how it is necessary that they give you two glasses (one of dry ice and one of plastic), when in reality it can only be served in one of dry ice.