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A true hidden gem not visible from the street. But you actually get to dine on a patio that over looks the water. Perfect for sunset dinners! Also, if you look carefully you can see a crocodile or two in the water while you eat. The food is great. Is a simple menu. The service is good. No credit cards... cash or pesos only.
We heard of this place from one of the locals we made friends with. And it did not disappoint, another hidden gem that is not so easy to find. There is parking right by it, but it only can hold 10 cars maybe? We lucked out and found a spot. VERY IMPORTANT, they only accept cash so make sure you have cash. They take pesos and dollars. You walk down stairs to enter the restaurant and it is very inviting and over looks the water. Apparently you can frequently see crocodiles in the water. We were not so lucky. At the advice of our friend and the waiter we got several of the Pescadillas (fried fish tacos). The waiter explained that the fish was actually shark. The tacos are 28 pesos each, we each got 3. And they were delicious, we also ordered the Shrimp with garlic mojo. The shrimp was sooo good, as is in the name, it is very garlicky but very good. Just bring some gum. Taking into consideration the ambiance, food, and cost. This was one of the best restaurants we have visited during our stay. We'll be back.
Yummy everything. Nice view. Good service. Fresh. Friendly. Try ceviche. Try the fried fish. Guacamole is excellent too
Tucked away in the hotelera zone, Simple but very very delicious! Amazing views from anywhere you are seated. The ambience is very relaxing and the service is very good. Definitely coming back.
It looked good on yelp, and we were looking for a local establishment to try, I would not recommend coming here. They also only take cash, I only found out after we were unseated. At least they take American, I'm told. Is it too local? Perhaps. It was very difficult to find with no street signage, we walked right by it, and not terribly welcoming. Located on the lagoon or bay side of the main highway thru Cancun, the smell over takes what ever food you've ordered. A little off putting. Actual menu is nothing close to what's on yelp. Tho they did have English as well as Spanish. Table and chairs are sketch at best. We ordered the octopus ceviche in which octopus was a little tough, which tells me it's not fresh. Also the grilled fish, which is taking a long time to arrive and a side of two fish tacos, which came out right away. When the grilled fish finally came out, it was surprisingly good. Will we come back, prob not. Don't foresee us coming back to Cancun from Hawaii. I'd we do, there are better then here.
A little tricky to find but so worth the effort. This place is delicious and so inexpensive. We had the pico de gallo, shrimp ceviche, and the pescadillas. All were amazing! Including the free salsa. We got the half order of the ceviche and it was a lot for a half. All of this food, a water and a Coke, and it was $24 US. Amazing meal. They are open until 7:00pm. Don't sleep on this one.
I've been to hole in the walls before, but this has to be the mother of them all and as delicious as promised! LOCATION & DECOR: 10 minutes north of the Westin Cancun Resort And Spa (Not Lagunamar). Rundown and tucked away. A true hole in the wall. A place you could drive by a thousand times and never see. FOOD & DRINK: Food:: -Shrimp ceviche made to perfection and enough to easily feed 2 people with a full order. -Fried Fish Tacos are otherworldly good. Like a hug for my taste buds. Comfortable and familiar and just tasty. -Breaded Fried Shrimp was flavorful and filling. Deliciously seasoned. -Pico de Gallo was perfectly prepared. I've never been given that much Pico de Gallo at a restaurant. Easily 4 times a much as any place I've ever eaten at. Drinks:: -They were out of flavor waters and coffee is only instant from a can. PRICE: $$ $330 pesos for full order of shrimp ceviche and that's at least 2 meals in one. $200 pesos for breaded shrimp. At least 12 pieces. $25 pesos per fried fish taco and likely the best item on the menu. $30 pesos for Pico de Gallo SWAG/AMENITIES: -Open air establishment -table service -lagoon side seating STAFF & EXPERIENCE: We arrived but taxi and were directed towards the steps after we attempted to head down the grassy hill. A place like this barely had an entrance, but there were stairs at least. We were told to sit at any smaller table since there were only 2 of us. The waiter was kind and recommended the fried fish tacos and breaded shrimp. Both were a win, but the fish tacos are a better deal for the best tasting item we ordered including the shrimp ceviche. Not one part of the meal was disappointing in any regard. Our meals included flour tortillas and tostadas as well. We had plenty to take home. The drink menu was unimpressive and was short on supply this day with no flavored water. Coffee was instant and not hot. That was disappointing. I'd say fine for the food and such with a bottled beer. Corona always goes well.
This place is such a hidden gem! Walking distance in the hotel zone. Or you can jump on R1 or R2 to find this spot. SO AFFORDABLE and cheap! I always stop by each time I am here. :) Great spot to enjoy a nice sunset dinner.
Our most inexpensive meal of our trip and our best meal. This place is what you call a hole-in-the-wall, or hole-next-to-the-water. There's no signage for this restaurant and if you don't have GPS routed here, it might be tough for you to know this place serves up some delicious pescadillas. Beyond the dirt parking lot are wooden stairs that lead you to this hidden gem. We came right around opening and managed to snag a table right on the water. For around $1 USD, you get a delicious pescadilla (white fish taco) that's both crispy and authentic. There's nothing I love more than enjoying food that locals prefer. We also got a half order of ceviche (which is perfect for 2 people) and fried banana. You honestly can't go wrong with anything here. It's fresh and authentic. I highly recommend coming here! It's a little south in the Hotel Zone but nothing a bus ride can't get you to. Keep in mind that this place is cash only.
Summary: holy freaking moly. Long story: About 15 years ago I was really drunk in Cancun with a friend. Having grown up a bit in Mexico I knew Spanish decently back then (I've since gotten very bad at it). We got in a cab and I said "take me where locals eat". He took us to some trees on the side of the road, through which we had to walk, then down some stairs, all out doors, and sat us near a dock on the lagoon with a couple of small boats tied up. As I was hella drunk, I don't remember much except they brought out a plate full of food. And I experienced the best tacos I've ever eaten. Note: I don't really like fish or seafood. I prefer beef. I'll say again: best tacos I've ever had (they were fish). I left, never knowing the name or location of the restaurant. I was trashed. Since then I've been to countless beaches and cities in USA and Mexico and I have tacos every single time. Ok fast forward til yesterday, March 2022. I see the word "pesquadillas" on Yelp and I'm like "that sounds familiar". I saw the photos and my jaw dropped. Is that the place I went drunk 15 years ago? Damn right. This time I ordered shrimp cocktail, shrimp ceviche, octopus ceviche, and pesquadillas. With their house salsa, I will repeat: best tacos ever. Confirmed. If you don't like this food, I assure you it's you, not them. If you don't like the ambiance and vibe, I'm sorry for you. I eat fine dining regularly. Ive had tacos in every hotspot you can imagine. Ive lived in two different Mexican States. The ambiance and vibe are perfect if you know how to relax and enjoy beach life. It was, quite frankly, profound and beautiful in its simplicity. The other food was also amazing. The shrimp cocktail was addictive. The shrimp ceviche was amazing. I don't like octopus but it was mild and very good. My date loved it. The beer was fresh and cold. We didn't order the fried fish plate but I saw another table with it and I wish I had gotten it too. Please let this place exist forever. I'll be back. These are the best tacos on earth; punto final. (Obviously there are amazing tacos elsewhere but it's not apples to apples. These are special.) This might be the best experience of your entire vacation. Do it.
We love eating local cuisine when we travel and don't mind the "whole in the wall" type establishment. In fact we have had some of the best food at these places. So when I read the reviews for this place, and it was close by, it seemed like the perfect place for lunch. It is a little tricky to find but we saw some cars parked in a small lot and took our chances. We found the staircase and Voilà there is the restaurant. It is very basic, but pleasant and right on the water. The menu is not large. We ordered the guac and pico to start - both good and big servings. Next we went with the Ceviche Mixto (shrimp and octopus). Glad we only got the 1/2 size because it is BIG. The octopus was actually very tender which we have not always found to be the case. Very good also. We had the pescadillas (fried fish tacos). This was different from any fish taco I have ever had - just fried fish and nothing else on it. The seasoning on the fried fish was really good and made the dish. Lastly we had the Filete Al Mojo De Ago - didn't have any idea what this was going to be so it was a gamble. It was a fish filet with a garlic and lime type sauce on it. Good also. Toped with off with a few Modelos and Vitorias and we were stuffed for $35. Cant't beat that :) Service was quick - don't order anything until we want it - it will be there right away.
100% will support this spot! It's a very unexpected treat.. it was right across street from Royal Solaris and short walk down sidewalk.. all you see are cars parked off the road.. you walk up and see stairs going down into the restaurant that's on the water! They had bathrooms as well half way down stairs on the right.. very quaint.. you could see them cooking on open flames.. making taco shells and they also sold seafood caught there too.. they had a bar too.. very casual but loved it's location.. like a hidden gem! I got shrimp ceviche.. it was so good.. I was happy hubby found it because for most part it's locals just few that knew.. not crowded.. sunset was amazing.. great views..
5 months ago
Driving by you would never know a restaurant was hidden behind the bushes and palm trees. We were at Phoenix beach and a taxi driver told us about this great thatch hut bayside cute restaurant 1.3 kilometers away. Quick walk. When we arrived it had a Tiki hut feel, Relaxed, and water views. It's a simple menu. Priced well. The ceviche is huge. I highly recommend this and the guacamole. Home made chips go great with the salsa. ( unique flavor filled with green and red chilies. ( it's spicy) we also had the filet and shrimp mojo. Unique citrus, garlic flavor. Great place to hang and chill. The breeze off the bay makes this a perfect place. read more
18 days ago
Small parking lot next to the street. Walk down the stair and you're next to the water. Could see any crocodile crawling up to sun bathe in this humid 95 degrees sun. So we settled with a batch of Pescadillas especialidad taco frito carne de tiburon. Service is quick, view to die for. Just hate the humidity. Will come back for pescado frito. You know when read more
A true hidden gem not visible from the street. But you actually get to dine on a patio that over looks the water. Perfect for sunset dinners! Also, if you look carefully you can see a crocodile or two in the water while you eat. The food is great. Is a simple menu. The service is good. No credit cards... cash or pesos only. read more
We heard of this place from one of the locals we made friends with. And it did not disappoint, another hidden gem that is not so easy to find. There is parking right by it, but it only can hold 10 cars maybe? We lucked out and found a spot. VERY IMPORTANT, they only accept cash so make sure you have cash. They take pesos and dollars. You walk down stairs to enter the restaurant and it is very inviting and over looks the water. Apparently you can frequently see crocodiles in the water. We were not so lucky. At the advice of our friend and the waiter we got several of the Pescadillas (fried fish tacos). The waiter explained that the fish was actually shark. The tacos are 28 pesos each, we each got 3. And they were delicious, we also ordered the Shrimp with garlic mojo. The shrimp was sooo good, as is in the name, it is very garlicky but very good. Just bring some gum. Taking into consideration the ambiance, food, and cost. This was one of the best restaurants we have visited during our stay. We'll be back. read more
7 months ago
Yummy everything. Nice view. Good service. Fresh. Friendly. Try ceviche. Try the fried fish. Guacamole is excellent too read more
3 months ago
The view was amazing! The shrimp cocktail I had was the best I have ever had. The price was reasonable as well. The staff was very accommodating. It began to rain and we were immediately moved into the covered area. One thing to note, this is a cash only place. Come prepared. read more
6 months ago
Tucked away in the hotelera zone, Simple but very very delicious! Amazing views from anywhere you are seated. The ambience is very relaxing and the service is very good. Definitely coming back. read more
It looked good on yelp, and we were looking for a local establishment to try, I would not recommend coming here. They also only take cash, I only found out after we were unseated. At least they take American, I'm told. Is it too local? Perhaps. It was very difficult to find with no street signage, we walked right by it, and not terribly welcoming. Located on the lagoon or bay side of the main highway thru Cancun, the smell over takes what ever food you've ordered. A little off putting. Actual menu is nothing close to what's on yelp. Tho they did have English as well as Spanish. Table and chairs are sketch at best. We ordered the octopus ceviche in which octopus was a little tough, which tells me it's not fresh. Also the grilled fish, which is taking a long time to arrive and a side of two fish tacos, which came out right away. When the grilled fish finally came out, it was surprisingly good. Will we come back, prob not. Don't foresee us coming back to Cancun from Hawaii. I'd we do, there are better then here. read more
A little tricky to find but so worth the effort. This place is delicious and so inexpensive. We had the pico de gallo, shrimp ceviche, and the pescadillas. All were amazing! Including the free salsa. We got the half order of the ceviche and it was a lot for a half. All of this food, a water and a Coke, and it was $24 US. Amazing meal. They are open until 7:00pm. Don't sleep on this one. read more
I've been to hole in the walls before, but this has to be the mother of them all and as delicious as promised! LOCATION & DECOR: 10 minutes north of the Westin Cancun Resort And Spa (Not Lagunamar). Rundown and tucked away. A true hole in the wall. A place you could drive by a thousand times and never see. FOOD & DRINK: Food:: -Shrimp ceviche made to perfection and enough to easily feed 2 people with a full order. -Fried Fish Tacos are otherworldly good. Like a hug for my taste buds. Comfortable and familiar and just tasty. -Breaded Fried Shrimp was flavorful and filling. Deliciously seasoned. -Pico de Gallo was perfectly prepared. I've never been given that much Pico de Gallo at a restaurant. Easily 4 times a much as any place I've ever eaten at. Drinks:: -They were out of flavor waters and coffee is only instant from a can. PRICE: $$ $330 pesos for full order of shrimp ceviche and that's at least 2 meals in one. $200 pesos for breaded shrimp. At least 12 pieces. $25 pesos per fried fish taco and likely the best item on the menu. $30 pesos for Pico de Gallo SWAG/AMENITIES: -Open air establishment -table service -lagoon side seating STAFF & EXPERIENCE: We arrived but taxi and were directed towards the steps after we attempted to head down the grassy hill. A place like this barely had an entrance, but there were stairs at least. We were told to sit at any smaller table since there were only 2 of us. The waiter was kind and recommended the fried fish tacos and breaded shrimp. Both were a win, but the fish tacos are a better deal for the best tasting item we ordered including the shrimp ceviche. Not one part of the meal was disappointing in any regard. Our meals included flour tortillas and tostadas as well. We had plenty to take home. The drink menu was unimpressive and was short on supply this day with no flavored water. Coffee was instant and not hot. That was disappointing. I'd say fine for the food and such with a bottled beer. Corona always goes well. read more
1 year ago
8 months ago
This place is such a hidden gem! Walking distance in the hotel zone. Or you can jump on R1 or R2 to find this spot. SO AFFORDABLE and cheap! I always stop by each time I am here. :) Great spot to enjoy a nice sunset dinner. read more
Our most inexpensive meal of our trip and our best meal. This place is what you call a hole-in-the-wall, or hole-next-to-the-water. There's no signage for this restaurant and if you don't have GPS routed here, it might be tough for you to know this place serves up some delicious pescadillas. Beyond the dirt parking lot are wooden stairs that lead you to this hidden gem. We came right around opening and managed to snag a table right on the water. For around $1 USD, you get a delicious pescadilla (white fish taco) that's both crispy and authentic. There's nothing I love more than enjoying food that locals prefer. We also got a half order of ceviche (which is perfect for 2 people) and fried banana. You honestly can't go wrong with anything here. It's fresh and authentic. I highly recommend coming here! It's a little south in the Hotel Zone but nothing a bus ride can't get you to. Keep in mind that this place is cash only. read more
Summary: holy freaking moly. Long story: About 15 years ago I was really drunk in Cancun with a friend. Having grown up a bit in Mexico I knew Spanish decently back then (I've since gotten very bad at it). We got in a cab and I said "take me where locals eat". He took us to some trees on the side of the road, through which we had to walk, then down some stairs, all out doors, and sat us near a dock on the lagoon with a couple of small boats tied up. As I was hella drunk, I don't remember much except they brought out a plate full of food. And I experienced the best tacos I've ever eaten. Note: I don't really like fish or seafood. I prefer beef. I'll say again: best tacos I've ever had (they were fish). I left, never knowing the name or location of the restaurant. I was trashed. Since then I've been to countless beaches and cities in USA and Mexico and I have tacos every single time. Ok fast forward til yesterday, March 2022. I see the word "pesquadillas" on Yelp and I'm like "that sounds familiar". I saw the photos and my jaw dropped. Is that the place I went drunk 15 years ago? Damn right. This time I ordered shrimp cocktail, shrimp ceviche, octopus ceviche, and pesquadillas. With their house salsa, I will repeat: best tacos ever. Confirmed. If you don't like this food, I assure you it's you, not them. If you don't like the ambiance and vibe, I'm sorry for you. I eat fine dining regularly. Ive had tacos in every hotspot you can imagine. Ive lived in two different Mexican States. The ambiance and vibe are perfect if you know how to relax and enjoy beach life. It was, quite frankly, profound and beautiful in its simplicity. The other food was also amazing. The shrimp cocktail was addictive. The shrimp ceviche was amazing. I don't like octopus but it was mild and very good. My date loved it. The beer was fresh and cold. We didn't order the fried fish plate but I saw another table with it and I wish I had gotten it too. Please let this place exist forever. I'll be back. These are the best tacos on earth; punto final. (Obviously there are amazing tacos elsewhere but it's not apples to apples. These are special.) This might be the best experience of your entire vacation. Do it. read more
We love eating local cuisine when we travel and don't mind the "whole in the wall" type establishment. In fact we have had some of the best food at these places. So when I read the reviews for this place, and it was close by, it seemed like the perfect place for lunch. It is a little tricky to find but we saw some cars parked in a small lot and took our chances. We found the staircase and Voilà there is the restaurant. It is very basic, but pleasant and right on the water. The menu is not large. We ordered the guac and pico to start - both good and big servings. Next we went with the Ceviche Mixto (shrimp and octopus). Glad we only got the 1/2 size because it is BIG. The octopus was actually very tender which we have not always found to be the case. Very good also. We had the pescadillas (fried fish tacos). This was different from any fish taco I have ever had - just fried fish and nothing else on it. The seasoning on the fried fish was really good and made the dish. Lastly we had the Filete Al Mojo De Ago - didn't have any idea what this was going to be so it was a gamble. It was a fish filet with a garlic and lime type sauce on it. Good also. Toped with off with a few Modelos and Vitorias and we were stuffed for $35. Cant't beat that :) Service was quick - don't order anything until we want it - it will be there right away. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
100% will support this spot! It's a very unexpected treat.. it was right across street from Royal Solaris and short walk down sidewalk.. all you see are cars parked off the road.. you walk up and see stairs going down into the restaurant that's on the water! They had bathrooms as well half way down stairs on the right.. very quaint.. you could see them cooking on open flames.. making taco shells and they also sold seafood caught there too.. they had a bar too.. very casual but loved it's location.. like a hidden gem! I got shrimp ceviche.. it was so good.. I was happy hubby found it because for most part it's locals just few that knew.. not crowded.. sunset was amazing.. great views.. read more
3 years ago
Very fresh seafood with generous portions and very easy on the wallet. Restraint is a little hidden down some stairs and right on the water. The fried shrimp was my favorite, flavor of the breading was superb. Unfortunately I ate a little too much of it and was unable to fully complete the fried fish which was also very tasty. The salsa had a nice kick and good flavor, chips are tostadas you get to break apart, very good. They definitely don't shy on the portions, you will have plenty to eat without overspending. read more
2 years ago
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Perfect for authentic, delicious food!! Menu is very small but if you like fresh fish and ceviche this is it! CASH only so come prepared to pay pesos, USD, or whatever. read more
4 years ago
Amazing!!!! This place was recommended by our taxi driver. The food is incredibly fresh and delicious, the portions are large and the prices very reasonable. Highly recommend! P. S. All of it is good Lol you can't go wrong no matter what you pick P. P. S. I have an avocado sensitivity (can't eat it in the states, horrible digestive issues when I do) and I was able to eat the guacamole here with no issues! read more
2 years ago
Food was really good ! Must try ceviche mixto and fried red snapper.. 1 star less because they don't take cards, so make sure you have cash ! read more
A local told us to eat here (12-29-19). My daughter and I ordered the shrimp (Ceviches), the fried fish plate, shrimp & octopus cocktail mixture, and plenty of bottled water. The place had a dirt floor with a thatched roof. It sat right on the water. The Ladies were making the tortillas by hand over a wood fired grill/stone. Everything was fresh and made right there. Even though the place appeared to be rugged, it was clean and fresh! The staff was all rushing around with sincere kindness for their patrons. It was a perfect start to our first week exploring the Yucatán Peninsula. I would recommend you visit this place at least once while in Cancun. Look for the yellow-painted wood stumps out front. Parking is limited so if you are close, just walk! It is a beautiful walk! MOST Sincerely read more
3 years ago
The shrimp ceviche was delicious! The whole fish was very fresh, you get to choose your fish out of a bucket or ice chest. The seasoning on the fish was not enough, it lacked flavor. This place is cash only. It's right up against a very smelly lagoon so I was unable to enjoy my meal as the smell is very unpleasant. The staff were nice. read more
3 years ago
Hands down the most delicious authentic local restaurant we ate at during our week-long trip to Cancun. The Pescadilla is the must-have dish (along with a tajin michelada made with Pacifico beer). The fish appears to be freshly caught from the nearby lagoon. We enjoyed the authentic local vibes. Pescadilla, fried fish, ceviche, shrimp cocktail, and drinks for 2 for literally half the price. To be honest, it was challenging to find another place to eat after this. At least put it at the tail-end of your trip. read more
Awesome authentic place, very inexpensive too. CASH ONLY! No credit cards. Sadly we didn't know this and had very limited amount of cash with us so we only tried pescadillas which are fried fish tacos and they were amazing! They cook them right there and you can see the whole process. Folks working there don't really know English, at least ones who were helping us, but are very very friendly and welcoming. Would recommend! read more
3 years ago
This place is truly a hidden gem in Cancun. It's a wonderful tiki hut on the lagoon with nice views. Definitely the best fish tacos in the hotel district. Wait staff are all friendly and helpful. Their guacamole is incredibly fresh. Prices are excellent. Bring pesos, no credit cards here. read more
3 years ago
Loved it! Super authentic and near by our resort. It's hidden so we wouldn't have noticed it until we saw the long line coming up the steps. we'll definitely be back! read more
7 years ago
I went to El Galeón del Caribe for lunch and ordered the Mixed Ceviche (with shrimp and octopus). The shrimp tasted pretty good and the octopus was decent. The flavor of the full dish was kind of overpowered by the overly sweet onions, tomatoes, and other flavorings that were added in. Also, the tortilla chips that came with the plate were burned in many parts. The service speed was slow. I understand that they want their seafood to be fresh, but they should also want their customers to get their food in a timely manner. The place has a nice authentic vibe, though it would not appeal to someone looking for a more upscale, clean, sit-down restaurant. After all, the whole place is just an outdoor area with tables under a roof. The prices were okay. Overall, this restaurant has fresh seafood, though the flavoring of the dishes could use a bit of tweaking. This would not be a bad choice if you're in the area, but not a great one either. read more
3 years ago
This is my favorite place to go when in Cancun, Mexico. I had the fried fish tacos and shrimp ceveche. The food was fresh and price reasonable. read more
3 years ago
Great prices and great food. You can't go wrong with anything on this menu. Prices are very affordable and the view of the lagoon is priceless. The sunset is the best in Cancun. A must to visit when your in Cancun. On the hotel zone strip but feels like your in a calm, tropical paradise. read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
Best food we had during our trip to Cancun and Isla Mujeres. Fish tacos got top marks from my wife and the shrimp ceviches is unreal. The fresh guacamole and tortilla chips were great as well. Throw in some Negra Modelo you've got a winner. Saw others order fresh fish, pick their fish, and eat it minutes later. There are no signs out front and they take pesos only (no cards), but it's worth seeking out. No frills, all flavor here. read more
4 years ago
I stumbled across this place looking for the marina and wow what a spot never discount a break in the bushes come on down the stairs and get ready for incredible sunset views and some delicious food I had the mix ceviche and my mate hade the shrimp on time and on point so if you find yourself in Cancun looking for the marina and find this gem get in here and get a table and ready yourself for an excellent time read more
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