Great coffee shop with excellent latte, espresso, Mexican hot chocalate, and americano's. Also…read morerecommend their pastries particularly pan de queso! They have two locations both excellent

Beautiful building. The food was very good. Everything was…read morehome made & delicious. We had the pita & the Verde huevos and both dishes were perfect.

This place was pretty good and they were kind and smiling…read more I had chilaquiles that were good (beans cold) and a juice with ginger also good. Cutest street.

Right on San Roman Square across the street from the church. In a quiet but hip area with several…read morerestaurants nearby and a block from the malecon. Great coffee, several egg dishes, chilaquiles, nice interior, sandwiches, and GREAT frappe. Many loose teas!!!

Worst mexican restaurant ever!!! It's been a long time…read morecoming in Mexico, and it's pretty rare that i don't like what i have in my plate... and here we are with this despicable restaurant. First staff in kitchen are not well protected with COVID19 pandemic, no masks, no faceshield... whereas waitresses are... something absurd! We took a guacamole and it was soooo salty, and then we took the empanadas and were salty also... you know the proverb, when you don't know how to cook, you put salt in everything in order to give some taste... here we are!! Also probably the tortilla used for empanadas was made some days ago... it made me crazy to cut this rubber thing !! Last thing the staff is so cold, with strangers but Mexicans too ... I don't understand their function in life lol Really really bad restaurant... Try to avoid it!

Very cute cafe on Calle 59! We enjoyed a filling breakfast here of egg dishes, toast with…read morejam/butter, juice, chilaquiles, and black beans. Also the house coffee specialty, which is spiced, was very tasty. Our waitress was super friendly and the owner even came to our table to say hello. Fun breakfast spot!

Mis amigos y yo nos quedamos al otro lado de la calle. Este sitio es muy divertido por las noches,…read morecon karaoke, y está abierto las 24 horas del día. Decidimos venir a desayunar esta mañana y no me gustó mucho la comida. La carne estaba muy dura y carecía de condimento. La salsa roja sabía a algo que se pone en pasta. Es una preferencia personal que yo prefiera que la mía sea más picante. La salsa verde estaba buena, al igual que los totopos. El servicio estuvo bien también.

This is the place to go for authentic Campeche food & atmosphere. My wife said it was her…read moregrandmother had cooked a meal for her. We went back several times.

We have had some of the very best Italian food while in Quintana Roo (I've learned recently that…read moremany Italians have migrated here), and Juanita Diavola falls right into that category. Awesome open air (as most places are) restaurant with a great vibe! We started in the super cool bar (because of the comfy lounging area), and worked our way to a table a little later. We shared to die for bread and antipastos and drank great wine and margaritas. Roberto and Mario are fabulous hosts - Service can be a little sketch sometimes in Tulum, but the service here is awesome! Can't wait to get back and try the pizza from the wood fired oven SOON!

LOVE this hotel and restaurant! Mario was our server both at the beach and in the bar/restaurant…read morefor most of our stay last year. He's great, really personable, funny and super helpful. Thought the service overall was very good. Great pizzas, salads and thought the breakfast was pretty good (chilaquiles). Not the cheapest but all of Tulum is getting pricier and this was all well worth it! Can't wait to go back (in a few weeks!).

One of the worst meals that we have ever had. We were 2 couples and our appetizers and meals came…read moreat different times. Food was passable but not of high quality. When we complained to the manger that 2 of our meals had not arrived, the older manager scrambled to find the waitress. The entire experience left a bad taste in our mouth (literally and figuratively). The staff was very inattentive especially when a busload of tourists arrived. Would not recommend!

We visited about a month ago and had a lovely dinner here. We each ordered a first from the sopa…read moresection of the menu I believe sopa de lima and a seafood rice. Then for main we ordered a pan de cazon (which came with a dramatic presentation) and tacos. The staff was nice and the food was delicious. Highly recommend.

Nice little find. Sat in a small courtyard, but under cover if that makes sense. Good service,…read moretasty food, cold beer. Sorted

Independently run (Pride of ownership) laid-back Treasure of a restaurant. (14th before hitting 61…read moreif you're going up streets) Tasteful Pirate motif. Nice assortment of Land/Ocean plates and reasonably priced. Refreshing to have the ability to choose from wines that are NOT the usual as so many restaurants offer: L.A. Cetto from Baja & Rimbaldi from Italy. The Yucatan has not exactly embraced wine culture, you'll be a happy camper here. Get here, do it! They serve beer as well.