I really liked what this place was trying to do in bringing a modern food hall concept, but it felt…read morea little forced, and the food was just average. I did like the ambiance and live music, and people were friendly, but in a city filled with great food, there are better places to go.

Mercado 60 is a great and inviting space to meet friends or acquaintances. There is a lot of open…read moreseating and various vendors with all sorts of delicious eats and treats to partake in. Matter of fact there are 18 different culinary options. PRO TIP: If you're going on the weekend, get there early to grab and chair and tabletop. The staff is super attentive and it's incredible people-watching. PRO TIP 2: There are not a lot of vegan options but some dishes and plates can be veganized, just ask the vendor from one of the many options. Some nights there are live bands or beer yoga! and other special events so check out their website. I really enjoyed Mercado 60 and can't wait to go back for more eats and cold beers.

this isn't superama anymore. when i arrived, i found out that it was a walmart & that they took…read moreover all the superama's. secondly, wal mart in mexico is very much so overpriced & is bad for the local mom & pop stores that give you a better deal.

Decided to give this place a shot and see the difference with our regular Walmart. The produce area…read moreis smaller but they had a good variety of veggies and fruits. I did like their cheese and lunch meats. They had some brands that I am familiar with from the states. We liked their selection of meats. They had some nice cuts of steaks such as porterhouse and bone in ribeyes. We bought some Picanha steaks and grilled that night. The wine and beer selection seemed limited. I was hoping they carried some Yucatan craft beer selections but did not see any. The rest of the store was a smaller version of Walmart. Probably go back for steaks now and then.

Excellent store bustling with shoppers so nothing sits around long. If you're American this is…read moregoing to feel most familiar. Muy fresco! I wish the bread had been covered, flies landing on fresh bread is gross. Please remember to tip the elderly bagging your groceries! There's also a tiny mall-like corridor at the entrance. Clothes, beauty, perfumes, scooters, sunglasses etc + a big food court + micro-businesses at stands/carts

Great store ! They have any and everything you would need…read more We have been to many different locations and all are the same for the most part.

It's super tranquil, jazzy calming music. We were immediately offered a fan, plenty of shade and…read moremosquito repellents. Food was great! The fruit plate was unexpectedly HUGE! Couldn't even. One close to finishing it even if the flies had let us. Everyone was lovely, great service!!

Top quality Mayan cuisine in a friendly and welcoming environment…read more It is not your typical "USA STYLE" Mexican food. This is the real deal with fresh, tasty and healthy foods. Make it a don't miss if you are going n Merida!

Total gem! We were hot and tired and then we stepped into this shady oasis of delicious fresh foods…read moreand drinks. First time I've been asked if I wanted my lemonade with or without sugar. Love that! All the dishes were great, and you can see that a lot of care and love goes into the preparation. The server was super nice. The space is full of lucious plants. Calming.

Really happy to have visited this vegetarian friendly cafe our last day in Merida. It was a nice…read morerefresher from the usual meat based traditional fare found in most of Merida. Everything was made for us fresh and tasted really great! We had ice lattes, caramel and mocha. Each one was made with coconut milk. I had the sandwich with veggie ratatouille and cheese on it. I got a fried egg on the side and threw that on top as well. It also came with a side salad. It was filling and flavorful. My friend had the quesadilla with black beans. Also filled with veggies and cheese. We really enjoyed our food and would recommend!

This was my first time here and the food was amazing! I was a little unsure at first because as you…read moreare walking up these guys start coming towards you with menus. I quickly realized this is the hustle to get people at their tables. The food was perfect and the service was great. I will be coming back before I head back home Texas.

I had my first sample of delicious taquitos de cochinita here last night. The place is low key and…read morethe vibe is uber local.

We stopped by Posheria for a little shopping and drinking after exploring the Paseo de Montejo for…read morethe afternoon last weekend. We were so excited to walk in after seeing their sign advertising that they offer some harder to find Yucatecan/Mayan liquors! We tried Pox (a corn-based Yucatecan liquor), Xtabentun (a Yucatecan anise and honey liquor), and Yatzil (a Yucatecan chile habanero liquor)! They offer that and many more options (including many flavors of Pox) by the shot. After trying a few, we bought a few bottles of our favorites (they offer different size bottles)! They also sell arts, crafts, clothes, and more. Definitely a good place to look for some souvenirs. The service was great, too. We had a wonderful time trying some liquors for the first time! Very glad we stopped by!

Great selection of Mexican arts, clothes and assorted souvenirs! Very helpful staff.read more