If you missed days 1 and 2, you can go here to catch up.
We left off on Saturday night. Sunday morning, we got up, worked out again and then headed to Coco's Kitcken for breakfast. I had an omelette with bacon, avocado and onions. It came with hashbrowns and a homemade biscuit.
After breakfast, we stopped in a sports bar to watch the rest of the Master's. It was getting really good while we were at breakfast and we didn't want to miss the end. Plus Tiger Woods won and it was amazing to watch him win after 14 years. We also enjoyed some drinks.
Pardon my hair. Dry shampoo wasn't my friend on this trip.
After the Master's, we went back up to the pool deck to lay out. This time I wore my new Prana bikini (top and bottoms).
After pool time, we showered and then went down to the spa to see if we could get massage appointments for the next day. Then we chatted with Rory's great uncle again before heading out to dinner. I should note that we facetimed the girls at least once a day at different times throughout the day.
We went to the Merida Grill which was a fairly new restaurant. We ordered house specialty margarita's along with a chicken appetizer that the owner suggested.
Merida Grill decor
This was the chicken tostada appetizer that the owner recommended. Amazing. That black dust is onions.
I got their specialty which was Cochinita Pibil. This is a slow roasted pulled pork and it was amazing. It came with fresh homemade corn tortillas, guac, pickled onions and pico. It was one of the best things I have had in years. I ate every last bite of it.
Rory got the grilled octopus. I ate a bite of the sauce which was good, but I am not a huge octopus fan.
For dessert, we got the chocolate lava cake with ice cream and crushed cookie.
This was one of my favorite meals of our entire trip and it was a new restaurant. After dinner, we facetimed the girls and walked the Melancon like normal.
Monday morning we woke up, worked out, had some coffee and bagels and read. We waited for our massage appointments and then went to that. We did a couples massage for 90 minutes. It was only $38 each including tip. We went to the Venus Moon Southside Spa which is the spa we go to every time.
After massages, we walked around the city looking for gifts for the girls.
Then Rory talked me into dinner at a Chinese place which he had wanted to go to for years. It is a mix between Thai and Chinese, called Archie's Wok. The food ended up being really good and healthy. Surprisingly. After dinner, we walked over to our favorite, Joe Jack's for coconut pie and wine for me and a cocktail for Rory.
I should note that I am not a huge dessert fan, but we did eat dessert often in PV and it was good and worth it.
Tuesday morning, we went to Mi Cafe which is one of Rory's favorite and my least favorite as they mess up my order everytime. I get nothing complicated or even changed on the menu, but it never comes out right and it didn't this time either. Total bummer.
After breakfast, we sat out at the pool again and read. I read two books on this trip and it was sooo nice to read and not watch any tv (other than the Masters on Sunday).
We did some walking around, shopping and exploring the city, before going to dinner at Florios. This was also a new restaurant to us and it was really good. We started off with their burrata with figs which was soooo good.
The views of the sunset were amazing.
Burrata with figs, pine nuts, cheese, proscuitto and pesto.
Then I had the pasta bolognese with homemade fettuccine noodles.
We didn't do any desserts. We just relaxed, watched the sunset and chatted the evening away.
And that concludes days 3 and 4.
Yummm! That burrata dish has me drooling! Such a great and relaxing time for you two. :)
ReplyDeleteIt was amazing. One of my favorite things to eat!
DeleteThe food is so colorful!
ReplyDeleteAnd soooo delicious!
DeleteDays 3 and 4 were filled with some delicious looking meals and deserts! Sounds like a nice trip!
ReplyDeleteIt was sooooo good. I loved all the food!
Deleteoh what a fun trip! All that food, looks so good. Glad you had a good time.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. WE did have a great time!
DeleteOh, how I wish I wasn't a "dessert person" ;) haha
ReplyDeleteHahaha. I wish I wasn't on vacation!
DeleteWhat an amazing trip! I love the pictures, too - it makes me *almost* feel like I was there! And yay for all the foods! I think trying new tasty treats is the best way to travel...Puerto Vallarta is definitely a favorite of both Ryan and mine :)
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome. I didn't know that you and Ryan have been there before. It is a great food city for sure.
DeleteSo many pictures of delicious food!! Yum!! B and I are serious foodies and these pictures make my mouth water.
ReplyDeleteWe are serious foodies too. I love being a foodie and seeking out the best!
DeleteYou guys always eat and drink so well on vacation! Excellent choices
ReplyDeleteI think you did too on your vacation. Your posts had me drooling.
DeleteEverything about this looks amazing, but all I can focus on is the black dust onions?!?!? That is so freaking cool!
ReplyDeleteHaha. They were really good too. I was surprised it was even on the dessert.
DeleteAll the food - I think I said this last time, but the food looked incredible! xo, Biana -BlovedBoston
ReplyDeleteHaha. The food was the best! It deserves all the compliments.
DeleteWhat a great few days of your trip! I think the massage and food all looks like my kind of vacation!!! Except the octopus...I agree with you, ick...Annster's Domain
ReplyDeleteI am not into the octopus, but my husband was. I am all about relaxation and food on my vacations.
DeleteSuch a great trip!! All of that delicious looking food is making me hungry.
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