3 Must-Visit Restaurants in Acapulco

Over the years, Acapulco continues to be one of those destinations you can never say no to. It is an icon of tourism for our country and offers a wide variety of tourist attractions to make your trip an unparalleled experience.  Acapulco is divided into three tourist zones: Traditional, Golden, and Diamond. In the Traditional zone is one of the most iconic beaches in the country, Caleta, while the Golden Zone extends along Miguel Alemán coastal road to Playa Hornos. The last zone is Punta Diamante, which features the newest attractions in the area, as well as exclusive hotels and resorts for an unforgettable trip.  Additionally, Acapulco also offers must-visit places to delight the palate; here are some options where you can marvel and enjoy the stunning scenery. Origen: located within the Encanto hotel, from its contemporary menu with Latin touches, I recommend the crusted tuna, roasted black, or fettuccine with seafood. The breakfasts are excellent. Zibu: a fusion of Mex-Thai cuisine in the hands of Eduardo Palazuelos. Ideal for dining at sunset. I recommend the coconut soup, Thai salad, and fish in adobo. Becco al Mare: consistency and quality define this fine stronghold of high Italian cuisine, boasting one of the best views in Acapulco. Outstanding wine cellar and high prices are justified.