Lovely Lebanese restaurant in downtown Cancun. The food was…read moreexcellent. The service was great. The atmosphere was lovely. My daughter is part Lebanese so we HAD to come check this place out and we are glad we did. The yogurt on out plates... incredible... so light and fluffy. It was unreal. the desserts were phenomenal. The cake one was my favorite! The grape leaves were wonderful

Horrible service! I asked for a gyro and the owner said, "what nationality are you? This is a…read moreLebanese restaurant". I should have taken that as a hint to leave but I ordered grape leaves anyways. They weren't horrible but they definitely were the worst I've ever had. I asked the owner/waiter what the white sauce was and he said it's yogurt. I asked what kind of yogurt it was cuz it tasted weird to me. He said someone makes it fresh. I asked if he was sure it hadn't spoiled. He got offended stormed off to the kitchen and brought out a container of yogurt and said, "we make it fresh it's my family ancient recipe". I felt like crying. I couldn't enjoy my meal at all. It was one of my worst experiences ever. Now I know why in the 15 years I've lived here this run down restaurant has never blossomed into more than it is. Someone with such horrible customer service should not have a restaurant and deal with customers. Guess they are too cheap to hire a waiter who knows how to treat customers.

I ordered three tacos al pastor. These are more in the Arabes style. So the tortilla is more like a…read morecharred pita. The pita is smokey and soft. Excellent. The pork was a little bit tougher than I prefer, but did have a strong char and smokiness that help make up for that. Unfortunately the pork blend included onions that had an off-putting taste that I commonly experience in store bought frozen pre-chopped onions. This didn't destroy the entire experience, but it diminished its quality.

My BBQ tacos were so good. They were really big. I thought it was gonna be a regular taco size. It…read morewas full of flavor. Service was also good. I am definitely coming back. Greatly priced!

Oh my gosh, oh my gosh! I was feeling hangry one afternoon from walking around all day in the sun…read morewith my luggage and just wanted some nourishing vegan food. Just as I was about to give up and cave, some locals introduced me to Yomiii. The food is absolutely delicious. I had the tamarind tea and the veggie pita. Due to my hangry state and low battery no pictures were taken though i promise you won't be disappointed. I even had the opportunity to connect with the staff and one of the owners and they were lovely. I peeped the chef smiling as he prepared their tasty looking pancakes and there is nothing better than food made with love.

This is a great Lebanese cafe on the corner of Benito Juarez García & Avenida 25. They have…read moreShawarma which they grill in a really nice tasting pita. They do put a Mexican twist on it, serving it with avocado and cheese, but I'm not mad. The owner also gave me a small little platter of Hummus & Toum (amazing Lebanese garlic aioli) on the house. The Lebanese coffee is nice and strong and wakes you up quick. I also see Kafta Kebab & tacos arabes on the menu which I will have to get next time. Happy to have solid Lebanese food in Playa Del Carmen!

Wonderful. High quality food middle eastern food., made and presented with amor. Flavors bright,…read moreand straightforward. I had the grilled shrimp pita with hummus( like Grandma used to make hummus),cucumber, tomato, lettuce. The accompanying green sauce was perfectly spicy...maybe jalapeno based. The mint lemonade arrived frozen and made only slightly sweet like I requested. Super chill... AND that is a denote next door( and another down the road just a few hundred feet. Lamb seems to be one of their specialties. Will go back!

Food is delicious. Everyone is very nice. We ordered the 8 traditional Meze and it was quite a…read moreyummy selection of food. They bring as many pita chips as you like so just let them know when you run out . A little pricey but the food is tasty. I also tried the turkish coffee, I think I might try a cappuccino next time. Everything came out with a nice presentation and friendly service. What I noticed: alot of little flys and critters wanted to fight me for the food. I have not had this many visitors while eating in my 2 years of Tulum visits. Perhaps they know how good it taste but just be prepared or perhaps learn what times the flys take siesta. We will be back for falafel!!

We were looking for an alternative to al of the pork restaurants so we were happy to find this…read moreMediterranean place with Lebanese food. The falafel was fine, the shawarma disappointing. Still, we were happy to have the option.

A hidden gem in The Grand hotel. This Mediterranean restaurant is great…read more Starters include a variety of hummus options, olives, and a wonderful bread with a cheese sauce in the middle topped with an egg yolk. They mix it table side. Yum! They have vegetarian options but the meats are stars. Lamb meatballs and pork shoulder similar to Mom's Sunday roast shine. Sides include rice with lentils, spinach and other good options. Dessert is also good with a great, light baklava and velvety pistachio gelato. Finally, if you're into it, try the hookah options. Enjoy!

Another lovely offering by the Moon Palace resort. I enjoyed their labneh (which I ordered with a…read moredrizzle of olive oil and sliced cucumbers on the side). The labneh tasted authentic and was a generous portion. The 'plain' manoushe is in fact a zaatar manoushe, it had a generous helping of zaatar on it which I loved. The cheese and zaatar manoushe was also super tasty! Service was fast, and the seating and vibe was very nice and very clean. This is a must go to for their breakfast offerings alone. As an Arab person, I can attest that I loved it!