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Feedback gevenWe stumbled upon Magna Magna while heading out to the local Mercado on Lazaro Cardenas. The smell of freshly baked bread literally drove us in.We fell in love with the place, it was quaint -, about four tables in total, airy, and had a very decent priced menu (we enjoyed it so much we even wrote a blog about it!).We had two panini's (caprese and vegetarian) and two agua fresca's and boy were they good. Also, the portions were generous and the bread also came fresh out of the oven when we arrived, can't get better than that!! Can't wait to try the pasta. The lasagne and pizza also looked amazing! We look forward to going back to try the rest of the other menu options.
I stopped in the early afternoon to get something to go. I got some Bolognese sauce and would cook up some pasta later. At home later when I took the top off the container, what I saw would not be described as any type of spaghetti sauce that I've ever seen. Not thick, rich, tomatoey with very tiny pieces of ground beef and vegetables. No, what I was looking at could best be described as a watery soup....thin broth and not much tomatoes sauce. There were pieces of thick hamburger floating in it and it had huge cuts (picture a large carrot, sliced and then quartered) of carrots, celery and onions. To top it off, it wasn't the least bit flavorful or tasty.
This is a small, corner deli & restaurant with just 3 tables. Pasta and sauce are made on the premises by an immigrant from Turin, Italy. He was making fettuccine as we arrived, flattening it in a hand-crank machine and cutting on the counter. I had the pesto sauce which was light and full of a fresh basil taste. You can eat there or take out. Highly recommended!
This is a go to place as soon as we get to PV as the bread is fresh, delicious and cheap! Thank you Mike
We went on vacation to Puerto Vallarta for a well-reserved vacation. There was a cute, little Italian restaurant/cafe named Magna Magna. Don Lucas, the owner, makes all of his menu items from scratch. There's everything on the menu that you can imagine from Pasta to Pizza to Tortas to Magna Magna to Caprese Salad. Don Lucas and his wife make fresh pasta and bread everyday! Army lacrosse the only $230 pesos equal $21.00 dollars. It's a little bit off the "beaten track", but it's well worth a walk or a cab ride to enjoy lunch or dinner!