Excellent vegetarian cuisine. Home made, flavorful and so delicious. I had the Burrito Aleman and…read moremy wife had the Burrito Mexicana plus some delicious smoothies. Very relaxing atmosphere. Everything on the menu looked fantastic. A welcome change from the confused stares of waiters not understanding that you don't eat meat.

Super place on "street of the friars." Strongly into vegetarian/vegan, which we are not, but this…read moreplus Yerba Buena, beginning to make me think a change. The Gordita with roasted mushrooms was one of the top dishes I ate in Valladolid. Enjoyed the quiet garden. A ceramics shop is attached.

This place was amazing…read more There was bo host on arrival and someone tried to bypass me from the other entrance and take the only seat left in the garden which i was not thrilled by but the waiter made it right. The food took a long time and they were out of some items but the taste was fantastic. I had the seeds hamburger. Everything vegan but they can give you real cheese if you opt in - which i did. Lots of waters with lemon and ginger and smoothies: Im coming back for breakfast ! Plus.. its on the cutest street. Oh and they had a live musician.

Restaurant is Nonexistent at listed location in 2025. Drove and walked the blocks around the old…read moreaddress and nothing was there.

Tourist cafe with okay food. Very pretty ambiance. Great…read moreservice okay Good space between others at their tables so would've been perfect during Covid really bland food though. Okay

Our first Yucatan food experience after reaching Mexico . Rented a car reached Valladolid hungry…read moreand excited !Found this place is located right near city center so very cheerful area . Wife being a vegetarian, we were very skeptical about our first meal in mexico . We tried papadzules , sopas , tlacoyos, which came with 3 dips which were out of the world ! So much flavor experience in very bite. One seemed eggplant , one seemed pumpkin and third we just could tell ! Got a huge lemonade jug to go along ! Amazing and happy stomach start to our Yucatan tour !

This is probably my favorite vegan place in Yucatán! The…read morewhole experience was beautiful from beginning to end. The restaurant was part of a lovely hotel and the interior design was gorgeous. We were greeted by two gentlemen's and they informed us that they didn't have enough tables but after a few mins they set us a table near the pool. Our serve was very attentive and he explained the menu to us because it was quiet difficult to understand. Once we received our veggie pizza and vegan burger.... omg it we couldn't stop eating lol. This place was amazing !

This is a vegan place. Normally I am not a vegan fan but after having been in Mérida for a while, I…read morewas dying for something without meat. Lo Que Hay is located inside of a hotel in a outdoor courtyard. I don't know how they remain open when it's raining hard but we went there one night after it rained and it seemed fine. The menu changes every day by nationality and by items as well, which is like their specialty. My husband and I went for Japanese night, Italian and Lebanese I think. My favorite was Italian from them. For the Japanese night the rice in the sushi was a little undercooked. The food in general is good not excellent. I don't know how good vegan food could be but this is fine and interesting. The meal normally is 160 pesos per person with tips. Normally it comes with a non-alcohol drink, a soup, an appetizer, an entree and a dessert. Overall it's good for Mérida because it gives you something different and varieties.

Was a quick stop between Merida and Chichén Itzá. Looked up reviews and this place was recommended…read more The space is nice, well kept, and welcoming. Our party of 4 sat down and ordered 3 dishes to share, the steak and potatoes, the panuchas, and cochinita pibil. The cochinita was on the drier side but flavorful. Everything was good. Tip: Cash only!

Friendly service. Food is pretty good. The restaurant has lots seating with fans and air…read more conditioning.

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!

Easily one of the most beautiful restaurants in Mérida. People told me, whom had been to Mérida…read morebefore, that i had to go the Apoala so it was definitely on my list! Buddy and I sat outside and I order a cocktail and the eh brought us out super bomb chips and two different kinds of salsa, the green one was better I think! I hadn't had a piece of meat all week so I went with the steak, it was really great. The black mole sauce on it made it for me but the meat was cooked absolutely perfect. If I was by myself or with a women I would've ordered more honestly, kindof wish I got to try more of the menu... but still had a wonderful experience. The staff was ofcourse super friendly!

I love Apoala, and not just because it's one of the first time I've eaten crickets! The food is…read moreOaxaca's rather than Yucatecan, so it's a good way to explore other Mexican cuisines in Mérida. The drinks are well-made as well. We always have a great time eating here and sitting outside to look out on the square--very romantic!

I stopped by Halach Huinic on my way back from Uxmal and was pleasantly surprised by the depth of…read moreflavor in their dishes. I tried the pollo pibil, and it was tender, aromatic, and had just the right balance of citrus and spice. You could tell it had been slow cooked to perfection. I also had a glass of horchata, which was refreshingly smooth-not overly sweet, with a nice hint of cinnamon.

Stopped here on our way back from Uxmal. Very good food and friendly staff. More affordable than…read morethe restaurants directly around Uxmal. Hand made tortillas and delicious panuchos. No A/C but lots of ceiling fans and well shaded thatched roofs. Highly recommend stopping here if you're hungry and want a cool drink and a meal after a hot walk around the ruins.