Nice breakfast place that was close to our hostel. They have Mexican breakfast dishes along with…read moresome western options. The location is central. I love eggs Benedict and the ones I ordered were fine just the onions on top were somewhat too tangy for my taste!

This is one of my favorite breakfast spots in Cozumel. I love the local art and quintessential of…read morethe restaurant. And, there are a variety of unique local dishes to choose from if you're adventurous, or you can enjoy a more typical American breakfast.

(Closed due to gas explosion) Food here was amazing and the…read moreatmosphere was cute, chill and comfortable. The service was always great, too. I especially loved their Thai tofu wrap. Hopefully they can rebuild the cafe soon. P.S.: I was told no one was at the cafe at the time of explosion and no one got hurt..

First time going to a restaurant and ate nothing but good plant products! After eating delicious…read moredollar local tacos every day, it's a good place to get your veg in for the week! Pros: -Black bean burger was pretty good, well seasoned -Burgers are huge! -Prices are decent for the portions you get -North of the border feel to it: music and decor -Indoor and outdoor tables available -Vegetarian and vegan options -Menus came in English and Spanish Cons: -Ginger lemonade is really strong with the ginger, it can get pretty spicy -Like all restaurants of worth, it's a little bit tucked away from the main tourist area...but not too far -Not a big place, easy to miss sign if you are not looking for it -No view of the sea, garden, or anything, but you came here for the food...right!

This is my 3rd time here at this wonderful restaurant so I had to Yelp them. Today I got:…read more Immunity Elixir Latte with Oat Milk Omelette Nutribalance The food here is fresh, and really healthy. The servers are really nice too. If you're in the area, it's definitely a nice change from the other restaurants that are around.

We arrived on a cruise on Cozumel and, having been there previously, decided to head out on our own…read morein this safe area. Thanks to Yelp I found this hidden gem within easy walking distance from the cruise port and was THRILLED with all the plant-based / vegan options. My standard diet eating husband was equally thrilled with the choices for him. The server spoke English, which was super nice and they also have menus in English for this busy tourist area. We arrived in the morning and wanted something brunch style and we were both pleased with our choices. I enjoyed the 3 plant-based tacos with the beans and side salad - the salsa was delicious too! My hubs loved his breakfast burrito that filled him up for the day of sightseeing. We also each tried a different fresh-made juice - so good!! We've got another cruise going back to Cozumel and you'd better believe we'll be hustling ourselves back to this spot.

Obsessed with this place. It was on our must-eat list for Cozumel and it absolutely did not…read moredisappoint. My pasta was out of this world, and my husband's short rib was fantastic. The owner was so kind and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Definitely make a reservation ahead of time. We're already looking forward to going back in March, and yes, my crazy self called two months in advance to make sure I got the time I wanted. Highly, highly recommend. A true gem and such a unique dining experience in Cozumel.

Cozumel in late September isn't a postcard. It's humid, a little sticky, the kind of weather that…read moremakes you earn your dinner. The restaurant is open-air, the kind of place where fans work overtime and the heat is part of the atmosphere. If you're here for polished white-tablecloth perfection, you're missing the point. This is the kind of place where the food matters, and the people making it matter even more. We started with a margarita -- simple, clean, lime-driven, the way it should be. Then a surprise: a Mexican Chardonnay that was more than just a curiosity. It was bright, elegant, and held its own against what was about to come. The tuna tataki arrived like a quiet promise -- fresh, barely kissed by flame, layered with tomatoes and herbs that tasted like they'd been picked that morning. Then came the pasta. Not just pasta -- house-made, hand-cut strands with that chew you can only get when someone's sweating in the back rolling it out. One plate loaded with clams, briny and delicate, another brimming with mussels, shrimp, tomatoes -- a proper frutti di mare. This was Italian soul filtered through the Caribbean, kissed with garlic and oil, but unmistakably crafted with care. And then dessert. A cacao chocolate cake so rich, so unapologetically decadent, it silenced the table for a moment. This is the kind of cake you remember -- layered, moist, dark, a reminder that pastry is art when it's done right. But food is only part of the story. Joel, our waiter, was the other. A young man brimming with passion, the kind of person who doesn't just serve you but lets you glimpse the beating heart of the restaurant. His pride, his storytelling, his quiet attentiveness -- it elevated the night from a meal to an experience. Would I go back? In a heartbeat. Not because it's fancy, not because it's perfect, but because it's real. Real food, real people, real sweat. And in the end, that's what matters.

Terrific food, intimate vibes, just a couple of blocks off the main touristy beach road. It's not a…read morelarge restaurant, maybe 5-7 tables total, along with some outdoor seating if weather allows. That said, they weren't that busy when we arrived, and we were immediately seated. They have a couple of great regional Yucatan dishes here, like the Molcajete and the Cochinita. San Miguel de Cozumel is admittedly not the most beautiful or interesting Mexican city to do touristy stuff in, so it was a treat to find some great regional cuisine to try. I was with a group, so we ordered the Molcajete (basically, mixed grilled meats in a stew), ceviche, and cochinita (stewed pulled pork), along with tortillas. All of it was great. The sauces, from the salsa to the stew broths to the ceviche sauce, were all terrific. There was mention that they dishes were spicy, but in the end, none of the stuff was super-spicy. Furthermore, the spicy stuff was often a salsa served on the side, or a whole roasted pepper that wasn't integrated into the dish, so you could calibrate your spiciness to your taste. Bathrooms: Basic, but clean and functional.

The service was outstanding! Both the server and the bartender were great and friendly. The chef…read morewasn't visible but the food was delicious! The Fajitas were amazing and everything was fresh, and my small group included two vegans. The restaurant staff did their best and created delicious vegan meals. The Spicy passion fruit Margaritas were Amazing! We only had one day in Cozumel since we were coming from a cruise ship and it was raining that day. So we got off the beaten path and enjoyed the food and drinks at this restaurant. It was only $2.50 pp to take a taxi from the cruise port. Be sure to negotiate your taxi fare. The music was good too and nobody seemed to mind that I got up to dance for a few minutes! Overall the experience was amazing! I definitely recommend the fajitas and the guacamole appetizers and the drinks!

This Italian/pizza restaurant is amazing. The Chicken Marsala was the best I have ever had. It was…read moretender and so flavorful and the Parmesan mash potatoes were a perfect match. My husband ordered the wood fire pizza and the taste was perfect. The staff was wonderful and very attentive. Can't wait to go back. If you don't eat here you are missing out on a great meal.

We found this place on a whim. Probably one of the best restaurants I've ever had for Italian. The…read morepizza was amazing. Caesar salad was good and they offered anchovies on the side. For seafood recommending ordering the Spaghetti in Crosta. Comes with lobster tail, sea scallops, jumbo shrimp, calamari, mussels, and clams and is baked in their Woodfire oven. There is a layer of thin crust over the top, which becomes a thin seasoned bread with your meal. Amazing! You can't go wrong here.

Great food and even better service. Angie is the best! Midnight ribs had me closing my eyes while…read moreeating. When visiting Cozumel, Kinta is a must!!

Upscale restaurant with great drinks. Beautiful restaurant right in the water. We had lasagna and…read moretuna steak. Lasagna was great and Tuna was outstanding!!

Heavenly enchiladas filled with cheese and potatoes and smothered in the mole sauce made at the…read morerestaurant! Real vegetarian entrees made by people who understand how good food is that features fresh, locally sourced ingredients! Pay no attention to the one previous bad review. The owner was so kind and welcoming. When I didn't care for my first smoothie, which she suggested might be off putting to my US palette, she watched me try to drink it. Then she comped me the smoothie my daughter had chosen made with strawberries, coconut milk and mango--no added sugar, brought in a mason jar mug. I was very happy to be so graciously welcomed. The owner speaks great idiomatic English and basically said she would be happy to make us whatever we wanted. I asked for a plain salad with lettuce, tomato, and avocado and that's just what we got, with a tangy balsamic vinaigrette. Then I had the home made enchiladas stuffed with potatoes and cheese, absolutely delicious by any standard. We very much enjoyed sitting in the back garden sipping our smoothies and munching on complimentary chips and salsa. Likely we will return before our week in Cozumel ends. second night here! Amazing avocado smoothie with local honey

There is something special about this place…read more This combination of the great hospitality from the owners, the beautiful refreshing out door sitting, and finally the creative dishes they serve here. All theses highlights come together to make my visits always a happy one. A weekly menu is always a must try, with great prices included. Their favored water is a charming rave and free with your meal of choice. Open for breakfast and lunch in a very quiet location away from the crazy main street to keep you relax, to enjoy your delicious meal.

Tired of tacos? Need a break from burritos, quesadillas, or gringas? Then definitely hit Guido's…read more It's not the cheapest joint on Cozumel, but it's one of the best. The caprese with Oaxaca cheese is worth checking out. The pesto is great. Simultaneously smooth and also has a nice bite. The squid ink linguini is a wonderful... and don't sleep on dessert. If you're a small party, the bar is a great option, but the back patio is lovely, too. Service is prompt, friendly, and attentive. Ask for a wine recommendation if you're up for something new. I did. I'd never have picked the recommendation... and I learned something new. Maybe you will, too.

The staff! The atmosphere! The food! Across the board I felt beyond welcomed, and pampered…read more You walk into this cozy little hallway of a restaurant but to your surprise the back is a beautiful, serene oasis. With beautiful trees growing through the floor to the ceiling, the gorgeous lights that twinkle and bring romance to the space, it is all perfect. The staff! Wow! We never felt rushed but always were attended to. The food came with the perfect attention to detail and timing. At no point did I feel rushed or a burden to anyone. What an amazing feeling. Now the food! I am from a very prominent Italian food area and I was very impressed with that selections. The lasagna was stunning, the carbonara needed nothing and gave you that sweet hug from the inside you dream of. I got the ravioli with butternut squash and ricotta. I was stunned. It has been over a week since I had it and I still dream about it at night. What a hidden gem!

Best addition to Cozumel Mexico. Authentic Indian Food cooked with perfection. Bread in Tandoor…read moreOven Indian cooks fresh ingredients consistent service and reliable hours of opening.

Excellent new Indian restaurant (there aren't many on the island) with high-quality food and…read moreslightly formal service & presentation, that goes beyond what you'd probably expect in their humble simple location. I had a delicious lunch of the chicken tikka appetizer (tender white breast meat), onion nan, raita, and the included a little shredded dressed salad with creamy light dressing, and selection of tasty classic chutneys / sauces (tamarind, green, etc) A tiny nest of spun sugar on the plate was an unexpected high end touch. I also had a yummy chai and dessert. The tiny, intensely sweet galub jamun (like a dense deep fried donut ball soaked in syrup) was yummy, though lacking in the rose scent I typically associate with the dish... though that will probably make it more appealing to the island clientele who probably aren't used to floral flavors. Their tandoori oven is not to be taken lightly, as they're important for cuisine beyond curries. They are hard to come by and shipped circuitously from India. Directions: Go about 5 blocks south of the ferry plaza along the main seaside road Av Raphael E Melgar. Turn left onto Calle 7 sur, and go about 1/2 block from the sea. It's on your left. It's a bit hard to spot because the main sign doesn't face the sidewalk, though you can see the white tiled little plaza it's on, that houses 3 restaurants and a bathroom. They are to the right of a large established Mexican seafood restaurant and share the plaza with a tiny street facing liquor store.