Are there restaurants in La Saladita?

Yes. The village has a row of family-owned beachfront restaurants serving fresh fish caught that morning, plus healthy meal and food delivery options.

Can I hire a private chef in La Saladita?

Yes. Chef Gladis will come to your casa and cook homemade Mexican food; contact her ahead of your stay for the menu. Private chefs are common here and most rentals can arrange one.

Is there a supermarket in La Saladita?

No. There is no supermarket in the village itself. Most visitors shop in Zihuatanejo on the way in, or use local markets and delivery.

Do restaurants in La Saladita take cards?

Most places now accept credit cards, but it is still worth carrying pesos. There are ATMs at the airport, in Zihuatanejo and in Los Llanos.

Eating

Where to eat in La Saladita

Templo Saladita · September 2026 · ~5 min read

Every restaurant here is essentially beachfront, family-owned, and serving what came out of the water that morning.

Restaurants & Local Eats

Every restaurant is essentially beachfront, family-owned, and serving what came out of the water that morning.

Private Chef

Chef Gladis

Our favorite private chef — she’ll come to your casa and cook amazing homemade Mexican food. Reach out ahead of your stay to get the menu, and let her know you’re staying at Templo and that Addie recommended her. WhatsApp: +52 755 559 1094.

Healthy Meals & Food Delivery

Wellness Kitchen	Paty & Jorge (the couple behind Marejada) cook a healthy menu that changes daily — a fresh juice, a full lunch, and a full dinner. Order the day before; pickup and delivery at Marejada Surf Spot (lunch 1pm, dinner 6pm). Paty: +52 452 103 4850 · Jorge: +52 755 557 2245.
Pollos Moto Saladita	Arturo — roast chicken delivered by moto: +52 755 128 4407.
Pizzeria Los Llanos	Pizza delivery from Los Llanos: +52 755 690 7252.
Mónica — Fresh Fish	Fresh fish and shrimp delivered from Los Llanos — great if you’re cooking in your casa: +52 755 133 0275.

Beachfront Favorites

Pacos	Stuffed seafood pineapple, fish tiritas, chilaquiles, signature margarita — the classics.
Ilianet’s	Handmade tortillas, chile relleno Sundays, enchiladas, and our favorite coconut shrimp.
Jaqueline	Fresh lobster, blue corn sopes — local and beloved.
Lourdes Restaurant	Two-deck point views + pizza & live music every Thursday.
Marea	Passion fruit margaritas, creative cocktails, surf-watching deck and yummy steaks.
Benny’s	Freshest catch daily from local fisherman Benito — ceviche is not to miss.
Enramada Yanet	North Beach, kids’ pool, huachinango fish, ice-cold micheladas.
Las Brisas Restaurant	North Beach, next to Enramada Yanet. We love the burritos!
Oly’s Restaurant	Casual, next to the boat ramp — burritos, tortas, quesadillas. The french fries are a great snack.
Samas La Sal	Fine-casual beachfront inside boutique hotel Samas.

More Local Spots

Marejada	Fish burger, poke, events and live music just a 3 minute walk from the beach.
El Charco de Camilla	Woodfire kitchen, daily-changing menu (Calle Moreno).
Hacienda Café & Té	Coffee, breakfast, Wi-Fi, live music, small grocery store — entrance to town.
Acadia Coffee & Lounge	Coffee by day, cocktails & bites by night.
Chuko Roll	Sushi dine-in or to-go, open daily 12–7pm.
Manito.com	Roadside stand — carnitas, barbacoa, sopes, pozole. Open for breakfast and lunch.
Kevin’s Tortas	Hidden gem, cheap and generous tortas (behind Calle Camila).
Queen’s Bar	Drinks, music, dancing — the nightlife spot.
Cabeza de Vaca Tequila Bar	Curated tequilas, mezcals, Mexican dishes.
Krispy Fish	Dive bar feel, small menu, yummy fish tacos, live music, surf videos. Next to Queen’s Bar on the main road.

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