Good food local friendly atmosphere. Not over crowded with touristy feel. A more comfortable…read moresetting

Great local spot in Cozumel!! Quesadillas and margaritas hit…read morethe spot for sure!! Service was great and the local vibe was awesome!!

There are 2 locations, the other is in Guadalajara. This place is small and away from the tourist…read morezone. So you'll appreciate the non-tourist prices and the authenticity of the food. The staff is very nice, they don't speak much English so be ready to pull out your Spanish. If you don't speak Spanish, then learn. I'll be coming back here next time I'm on the island.

I am so glad we ventured away from the touristy area of Cozumel to find this place, just a short…read morewalk from the Main Street. My husband felt a bit nervous venturing out, but I am thrilled that we did, because this place felt authentic and local - just what I was hoping for. Service was prompt and very friendly - we felt very much welcomed. The food was outstanding - the best tacos we had on our trip!! Definitely not a fancy spot, but don't let the looks deceive you - this place is a "do not miss" if you are looking for outstanding, authentic food at an incredible price!

Food - Delicious. Steak was fantastic! Shrimp ceviche was so good. Everything was yummy!!!…read moreService - Everything was made to order. Food & drinks were simply delicious. Ambiance - Quaint, clean, authentic Mexican restaurant. When we are back in this port, we will be eating here. What a difference walking 10 minutes from all the gimmicks at the port makes. If you're going to Cozumel, make sure you stop here for a great lunch/dinner.

Enjoyed eating at this gem today south of downtown Cozumel. Friendly staff, great food, charming…read moreatmosphere and decor. Will be back!

After visiting all three El Fogón locations in Playa del Carmen, I can confidently say they're all…read morefantastic. The service is quick, the prices are incredibly reasonable, and the food is consistently delicious. Before your meal even arrives, you're served a plate of fresh radishes, cucumber, and lime wedges, plus a selection of toppings including tomatoes, onions, and both a green and red salsa. Unfortunately this location didn't give us the cactus like the other locations did. The red salsa was my favourite, it paired perfectly with the tacos and had just the right amount of heat and flavour. The standout for me was the al pastor taco. The meat was incredibly flavourful with crispy edges, a smoky char, and the perfect balance of savoury spice and sweet pineapple. It was easily one of the best al pastor tacos I had in Playa del Carmen. I also tried the sirloin taco and the chicken breast plate, both of which were excellent. The portions were generous, everything tasted fresh, and the quality was impressive, especially for the price. El Fogón absolutely lived up to the hype. If you're looking for authentic, delicious tacos and grilled meats that won't break the bank, this is a must visit. I loved it so much that I ended up eating at all three locations and every visit was just as good as the last.

We had a fantastic meal at El Fogón in Playa del Carmen! The atmosphere was fun, lively, and felt…read morevery authentic. The service was outstanding, and everyone made us feel welcome. My wife and I shared the chicken fajitas, which were excellent. My friend ordered the al pastor fajitas, and his wife had the pork chops--everyone agreed the food was delicious. The guacamole was fresh and amazing, and every dish was flavorful and generously portioned. If you're looking for authentic Mexican food with excellent service and a great atmosphere, I highly recommend El Fogón. We would definitely come back!

The one time I chose not to listen to the reviews...I should have trusted my gut instinct and left…read moreafter no one addressed me or offered me a water, minutes after being seated. I ordered the shrimp ceviche and mango margarita. While the ceviche was decent, the mango margarita was terrible. It felt like a waste of money. The taste was off and it was not strong at all. Next time I visit Cozumel, I'll be skipping this place!

This place was recommended by a local. The food did not disappoint! The hostess & server were…read morefriendly and we were seated promptly. The atmosphere is an open flow restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. There are some fans on but it doesn't override the heat. Overall we had a great experience & the food was delicious!

We really enjoyed Paprika. The food was delicious. Azaliea recommended the molé- and we absolutely…read moreloved it! My mother and my sister are celiac. The waitstaff was very knowledgeable of allergies and explained to us very clearly their process and ingredients. Certainly a go-to if you are celiac in our experience! They have lots of great options. The service was great too- thanks to Azaliea!

The server was soooo nice !! The food was amazing !! We will be back tomorrow evening!!read more

This review is for dinner . We have been to Cozumel 7 times . Always enjoyed most of the local…read moreoptions. Visited El Palomar for dinner on this trip after a recommendation from some local friends. El Palomar is located a little north of the ferry dock on the main drag. Directly across from the Jaques Cousteau statue. The building is a charming renovated 100 year old building (very well done). We had drinks on the veranda overlooking the sea at sunset. Margarita was the best I have had in Cozumel and the view of the sunset from the veranda was great. We retired into the main restaurant for dinner . The food was on point. My wife had the grilled Mahi And I had the skirt steak. Both cooked just right and served with a side of salad,mixed veggies and potato. The service was professional and unhurried. Wine selection also very good. Price was very reasonable for this nice of a place. This was probably the best experience at a restaurant that we have had in Cozumel.

Good atmosphere and service for drinks. Did not try the food. We sat at the sidewalk with drinks to…read morewatch the Ironman

After a Tequila Tour our guide recommended Casa Mission and made reservations for 12 on the drive…read moreto the restaurant. Beautiful garden scenery as you walk up to the entrance of the restaurant which we were told its an actual home. The food was good and the service was good especially with a large party of 12 to accommodate. The Coconut Shrimp were large and cooked well. Served with a coconut dipping sauce. Mexican Coke for the win!! On the day we were there a Mariachi band was playing and even taking request

We had one of the best meals we've had in Mexico at this restaurant. The staff were personable,…read moreeverything was clean and the wheelchair access accessibility for the most part was good. I'll give a more detailed portion of that below. I had the steak fajitas and we had the lime chicken soup and the Mexican plate. The Mexican plate had a torta, chili relleno, tamale, quesadilla, green chicken enchilada, and a small portion of fajitas. Everything was delicious and well cooked. The gardens are gorgeous and I could easily see a wedding being held there. Wheelchair accessibility: you can tell hat they've put thought and effort into making this restaurant wheelchair accessible. There was an accessible entrance, and each of the restaurant entrances and had small ramps that were put in place, a little steep but nothing un- navigable. The aisles were open and roomy, and there were paved paths through the garden also accessible by wheelchair. The one hiccup is that the bathrooms have two small steps to get into them with no handrail.

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!!

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!!

Meh. We got bit up my mosquitoes. They were nice enough to move us. Ordered fish tacos- nothing…read morespecial... they were disappointing in flavor and eye appeal. Neither of us finished the meal. Guacamole was decent but we had to doctor it up with salt. Pina Colada was not authentic ... must have came from a machine. There was a manager who offered tequila taste to the table next to us but don't know why it was just them.

Very delicious and fresh seafood lunch!! The service was excellent and the food was the best we…read morehave had at a Mexican port. We shared a platter with grilled lobster tail, mojo de ajo (garlic) grilled Dorado (Mahi Mahi) and grilled shrimp. The plate came with rice and vegetables. La Mission was recommend by a shop owner along the Malecon and it was a great suggestion. It is walkable (20 minutes or so) from Punta langosta cruise terminal where our ship was docked.