BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE!! amazing {vegan} food and chill vibes with amazing musicians. Coffee was…read more:::chef's kiss::: and the artwork was icing on the top. HIGHLY recommend!

Bacalar is such a gem, and this art studio and restaurant is just a reflection of it. The juices &…read morefood are fresh to order, delicious, healthy and unique to say the least. I came twice during our trip and tried the Mayan omelette which had beans on the side, and pumpkin seeds on top, There was some dry toppers inside the omelette which I couldn't figure what it was but good! Also the orchard soup was made of spices, carrot, kale, and other vegetables with a side of avocado toast which was also delicious. There's a lot to look at because it's a local art studio and souvenir shop. Definitely check out the goodies on the way out!.

This restaurant has an excellent location. Nestled atop the fort, it has an excellent view of the…read morelagoon on their patio and we enjoyed a warm spring day eating our meal. The food itself was decent for a vegetarian restaurant. I wish they were more clear that all their food was vegetarian as that did not come-out on the menu or called-out by the staff. I did enjoy the hot dog but was underwhelmed by the burger (Classica). The patty was a mushy bean paste and would have liked something that was a little closer to the taste and texture of a true burger patty. Had very good service. Everyone treated us very well.

Amazing burgers, some of them made with local ingredients. Lovely little spot overlooking the…read morelagoon, would definitely recommend if you're bored of eating Mexican food on your trip.

Deliciouso!!! I ordered egg sandwich and it exceeded my expectations! I also ordered a beet,…read moreginger, pineapple juice. Muy bien!

Great food. Great service. Latte was great too. Fun ambiance and even a live saxophone player. The…read morecomplimentary macha salsa was great too, had a nice kick. Menu is a bit small, basically just different omelettes and versions of chilaquies, but what they do, they do well.

Welcome to this little piece of paradise in southern Mexico. While Chetumal is usually ignored…read morebecause of its siblings, Cancún, Cozumel, and Playa del Carmen, this city has been growing, and getting more to offer to its visitors. La Cafetería de la Chapultepec is one of these new options. It has good coffee and varied options for breakfast, from pancakes (called hot cakes in Mexico) to panini, including some meatless options. It might be out of the tourist area of Avenida Heroes or the Bay, but that's a good thing, because you know you'll be eating at a place where locals eat. And, it's only a 5 minute walk from the famous Hotel Los Cocos, or about a 10-minute walk from the Museo de la Cultura Maya. If you were wondering, my favorite combo is a cappuccino and pancakes.

Delicious and cute! I was originally looking for the more…read moretraditional breads however they were more made towards tourists which I get it, not everyone likes the cuernitos like I do. The staff was super sweet and although they did serve "Starbucks" it did not feel like I was walking along the villas of Mexico. We did get some churros and they were reasonably priced and delicious. The cafe was nicely decorated and gave it that Olde type Abuelita cafe vibe.

We stumbled upon this cute little cafe when our cruise made a stop on the port of Costa Maya. This…read moreis a great place to sit in the shade, away from the burning bright sun, and enjoy something cool down your throat. The best part about this place is the FREE WIFI that they give you for every purchase. No matter how much you spend, they will give you a slip with the internet password. I bought $2 churros and they gave me two slips for free wifi, so kind! Also, there is no time limit to these internet connections; I was probably sitting there for over an hour and it was greeeaattt!! I mean, a girl has got to catch up on all her social media that she was missing all week while being on a boat in the middle of the ocean, right? The internet speed was fast enough for me to upload my photos onto Yelp and check-in here to earn my Mexico badge--yaaay! Aside from the wifi, they make the food fresh and homemade. The gelato is also refreshing but will cost you $6 for two scoops of it. Altogether, I HIGHLY recommend this cafe if you're ever in Costa Maya. Enjoy!

Quick service & the coffees were good. There are a few places to sit down in the shade. You can use…read moretheir WiFi with a purchase :) Good start to our excursion day.

The ice cream is delicious and looks beautiful - shaped like a rose. The prices are steep, $20 for…read more2 ice cream cones but they were delicious and beautiful to look at before having to indulge immediately trying to beat the heat from melting my ice cream away. Make sure you repeat your order to them as my husband ordered mango and ended up with cheesecake ‍

We absolutely loved our breakfast! So much so we returned two additional days for dinner. My…read morebreakfast was the Paquete Vegano with red berry sauce, seasonal fruit, in this case, mango, banana, and I believe papaya, but can't remember the last item anymore. It also contained almonds, pecans and pepitas. So amazing! Yum!! The bf had some incredible looking huevos rancheros. He made them disappear quickly. For dinner, I ordered el caldo Tlalpeño. Too much cheese for my liking, but with fabulous flavor. My other half ordered a squid platter that he enjoyed. Tonight, I only ordered guacamole with tortilla chips. Simple, yet satisfying. I didn't have much of an appetite. My bf ordered a tuna platter in a red sauce with capers and black olives. The place was packed tonight and the a/c was off, making things quite miserable and sweaty. The service was adequate, not anything to jump up and down for or anything to complain about. I was not thrilled to hear that the owner was Italian and had an Italian chef. It'd be nice to see local ownership and assistance, rather than foreigners.

Porque No is the twin of Porque No in Holbox Island. It's a classic Italian ice cream parloir,…read moreserving homemade Italian Gelato. Offering breakfast, pop up pizza's slides, focaccia, lasagna, Panini, cakes, and of course espresso coffee, cappuccino and a lunch special every day. In the same shop, you'll also find the Chan Lau grocery shop with national and international wines, beers, liquors and Italian, Mexican and Spanish gourmet and local products at fair prices. A place not to miss in Bacalar.