Thanksgiving in Mexico

Puerto Vallarta, a vibrant coastal city in Mexico, welcomes expats and visitors with open arms during the Thanksgiving season. While not a traditional Mexican holiday, the community embraces the spirit of gratitude and celebration.

Local restaurants offer special Thanksgiving menus, blending traditional American dishes with Mexican flavors. From turkey with mole sauce to pumpkin tamales, the culinary fusion reflects the diversity of the community.

Expats often organize potluck dinners or beachside picnics, creating a sense of camaraderie among those far from home. It's a time for sharing stories, making new friends, and building a makeshift family in this tropical paradise.

The city's lively Malecón comes alive with festive decorations, parades, and live music during Thanksgiving week. Expats and locals alike join in the festivities, dancing and enjoying the unique blend of Mexican and American traditions.

Whether strolling along the beach or participating in community events, Puerto Vallarta provides a warm and inclusive atmosphere for expats and visitors to experience Thanksgiving in a way that feels both familiar and delightfully different.

There are several restaurants offering

Bravo's Restaurant will offer 2 seatings for Thanksgiving dinner 5pm or 830pm

They will sell out so reserve your spot soon.

https://bravospv.com/reservations-1