Santo Pollote Rosticerias

Santo Pollote Rosticerías sells rotisserie chicken, and its Sayulita branch belongs to a regional chain. Rappi lists sister shops in Las Jarretaderas, Bucerías and San Vicente, all in Bahía de Banderas, the Nayarit municipality that also includes Sayulita, plus one in Ixtapa, Jalisco. The name plays with Spanish. Santo means holy, pollo means chicken, and the -ote ending makes a word bigger. So a pollote is a big chicken. Google Maps lists the Sayulita shop as open every day until 7 p.m., from 11 a.m. Monday to Saturday and from 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, which makes it a lunch or early-dinner stop rather than a late one. The chain's menu at its Las Jarretaderas branch, posted on Rappi, lists whole, half and one-and-a-half chickens, served with red rice, potatoes, coleslaw, corn tortillas, house salsa and jalapeños. It also lists a second style, pollo ranchero asado, and orders of five chicken-filled tacos dorados. The Sayulita shop may not carry exactly the same menu. Takeout is available, and the shop's phone number is 322 151 0513.

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