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Over the years, I have made many, many friends who own homes and businesses in Vallarta. Today, while in the Village of La Jolla, I saw that Alberto and Renee Perez from Vallarta have now opened a new restaurant on Prospect Street. 
One of my favorite places to eat in Vallarta is their "sister restaurant" to the new one. La Palapa in Puerto Vallarta is a place that my daughter and I could get our hair braided, shop for jewelry and clothing and eat breakfast while wiggling our toes in the sand. 
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4 Comments on "Tikul" Restaurant in La Jolla & The Puerto Vallarta Connection
Tikul looks like a beautiful to have a bite to eat.
We didn't get a chance to eat there yet, but we will soon! ~ Susan
Susan, I sure would like to be at that restaurant about now and wiggling my toes in sand sounds heavenly. It's only abour 4 hours to the coast here in Northern California from Redding. It's rather different though. Cold and foggy mostly but still beautiful. Your photos make me want to come that way and have a wondrful lunch at Tikul!
Looks like a great place to dine and get away from real estate! I'm ready for a few days away.
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