Nice people and good service but I didn't care for the food. Chicken burritos were meh, not much…read moreflavor and no salsa. Husband thought the burritos were okay. Came back a second time and ordered the tri mole enchiladas with Mexican rice??? and they weren't not good. Rice was really bad!! I was hungry so I put some of their hot salsa on the enchiladas and put the rice in the mole sauce to try to make it somewhat palatable. Still not good. On the plus side the restaurant is beautiful. LOTS of beautiful living plants all over.

I loved my breakfast here. It's along a busy street so it has a buzz; but tucked inside of the cute…read morepatio oasis in the shade, but with dappled sunlight, you can hear the birds singing and the local music is a vibe. I got the French toast for breakfast and it was muy bueno. Soft bread soaked in egg and milk and sugar was like a breakfast custard. The fruit was fresh and sweet paired with hot, salty crispy, bacon And my coconut latte was pure delight. I'll be back!

This humble restaurant has delicious food and drinks. Highly recommend the gringa, huarache, or…read moreshrimp tacos. The mango smoothie was so tasty as well.

A nice locally owned Taqueria, food is good service is pleasant, all in all very enjoyable and…read morereasonably priced.

The food was super fresh & yummy, large menu with choices for everyone. Very family friendly,…read moreauthentic Mexican fare with great burgers. They do take out too. Very nice & friendly service.

I have never had a torta... I KNOW, I KNOW. But now I have a standard. I ordered the special which…read moreis all meats and IT WAS AMAZING. I don't even eat cilantro and i ate it! Major milestone! lol mi abuela would be proud! The service was quick and the space was very authentic. Cheap great food!

Went twice for breakfast and both times we're very happy. We were able to sit on the top level…read morewhich is very nice and the prices were more than fair. Recommend for breakfast. They also have lunch and dinner menus

We came here for dinner expecting to be blown away because of the great reviews. The best part of…read moreour visit was the amazing service and the great margaritas. We ate the ceviche trio, the black octopus and the green tomatillo ceviches were really nice but the red pico one tasted like the fish was caught in the marina, tasted awful. We had the seafood platter to two for dinner. It was good (not great). The seafood was over cooked. There was butter for the lobster that complimented well but would have liked a light sauce or vinaigrette for the salad and fish.

Like many, we don't like to hit up places on vacation more than once but we ended going to this…read moreplace three times!!!! Here are the top three reasons why you should go here multiple times. 1)The food. All homemade and perfectly portioned. The guacamole and cheesy dish was the best appetizer I've ever had. I was pretty full with just that. Even the chips are homemade. For dinner we ate tacos and a quesadilla, both solid and eaten quickly. Earlier we got an omelette and it was perfect with plenty of sides. 2)Price. We two appetizers, two entrees and drinks and it cost about 300 pesos. That's 15 bucks for us Americanos. If you walked about ten steps across the street, you would pay for the same food at about triple that price. 2)People. So this place does not have fancy music, TVs or even nice chairs. It's simple, clean and family run. They were always super nice and quiet, never pushing anything but still attentive to our needs. I hope you enjoy this place as much as we did.

Ay dios, this place is so good! On my birthday this year, me, my boyfriend, and two of my friends…read morewent on a booze cruise from Cancún to Isla Mujeres. Because we had been on the resort for the majority of the time, we were on the hunt for an authentic taco stand on the island. After passing what seemed like 100 tourist trap restaurants, we walked right up to this place. One look at the handwritten menu and quaint, outdoor kitchen, we knew we had found the place. The menu featured various tacos, empanadas, ceviche, and other traditional Mexican street foods. I ordered three chicharron tacos (because I'm obsessed with fried pork), while my bf ordered an al pastor, a chorizo, and a chicharrón taco, along with three empanadas. The food was made fresh, so there was a bit of a wait, but not too long. Man oh man, was it worth the wait. I honestly wasn't even hungry, but couldn't pass up the chance to eat street tacos in MX. The chicharron was perfectly crispy with a nice fat-to-skin-to-meat ratio. Did I mention that the tortillas were all freshly handmade as well? Additionally, their salsa picante was just that-- picante! It was hot as Hades, which wasn't apparent from the light green color of the sauce. But try some, it's worth it. I was in Mexico for four days and these chicharron tacos were, without a doubt, the best thing I ate. Nom nom!

My husband and I came for a late breakfast and WOW. BEST breakfast experience yet. Very "homey"…read morefeel, polite and good English. The food was really fantastic! Hands down the best tomatillo sauce I've ever had. I ordered the Divorciados and not only was it a big plate but fresh and so delicious! My husband ordered the Huevos Motulenos (didnt get photo) and was very happy & impressed which is difficult to do lol! Coffee was great, friendly...highly reccomend you give this local place a try for breakfast! **UPDATE** We came back to try dinner a day later and it was wonderful! My husband had the whole fried fish and it was delicious! I chose the shrimp fajitas which came with grilled onions & peppers. We both had rice and small salad. All fresh tasting, cooked well, and no overkill by unnecessary spices. We also ordered the fresh pico de gallo and that was fantastic!!! The folks are so kind, the whole experience is great!

This total hole in the wall Mexican restaurant serves up inexpensive dinners with zero fanfare or…read moreambiance. We started with some [perfectly fried chips and delicious home made salsa. FOr my main course I had an arrachera steak that was pretty flavorful but the over cooked frozen vegetables that accompanied it were a bit of a let down. My wife had beef fajitas that she enjoyed. The owner was very nice and the price was right - less than 400 pesos ($25 US) including tip for our dinners and 4 beers

If you want a truly authentic experience and amazing food head mid-island to La Gloria Loncheria…read more It is off on a little side street near the catholic school. The pin placement is accurate. This is family owned and very rustic but you will be amazed at the quality of the food they turn out. The steak tacos are amazing and the chicken kabobs were tender with a very flavorful marinade. We ordered coronas and they walked across the street to the market and bought us some! Just delightful people and by far the most flavorful food we've had on the island. Three of us ate here for a total of 24$ US including the 3 beers.

Family filled lunch. After countless bad experiences at "recommended" restaurants we ended up on…read morethe south end of the island trying to find something off the beaten path. Being a small touristy island makes this more difficult than one would think. Craving seafood we ordered ceviche pescado, shrimp tacos and pescado al Veracruz. All of them were delicious. The ceviche was a larger than typical serving and delicious. The shrimp tacos were very good and the Veracruz was excellent. The chipotle green sauce was nice and hot while a milder creamy green green sauce was mild yet flavorful. Through out our time there children of all ages come and go as it clearly is a family place making you feel you are dining at their home.

The authenticity of this place is amazing. This is clearly a converted home in the middle of a…read moreneighborhood where the first floor has been converted to a "restaurant." I use quotes because it is more of an old living room with five tables in it. Deisy waits the tables. Raul does the cooking. I had the pork tacos which were good. My wife ordered the chicken enchiladas with verde sauce and they were amazing. I will go back but next time, I'll also order the chicken enchiladas. The entire meal for the two of us (with bottled water) cost $480 Pesos (MEX). That is roughly $24 USD. Bring cash. No cards accepted. PLEASE READ. The location given by Yelp of this restaurant is incorrect. I have submitted a correction. Look at the screenshot I took and circled the location. Or look up Deisy y Raul on Google for the correct location. Bottom line - Delicious food that is very affordable. You will not be disappointed. Bon appétit, y'all.

First place we come eat when we get to the island. Really is a hidden gem. Everything is very good…read moreand it's run out of their house is a neighborhood. It looks out of place. If you coming for the first time try the enchiladas they are great!!! The owners are very nice and welcoming. The inside of the restaurant is very small only five tables. It's almost like eating at your family's house. For all of you that only stay on the north end of the island, take the trip. It's well worth it.