We came here after our first attempt at lunch in Tulum did not work out and it was all very…read morefortunate for us because we had an excellent lunch. This is really two restaurants with two menus. One is Mexican food and the other is pizza and pasta. The wife had guacamole and fish tacos and said both were outstanding. Best fish tacos she ever had. So fresh, not a hint of fishiness. The accompanying salsas were excellent too. Guacamole was very well seasoned. I was in the mood for something simple so I had the 4 cheese pizza (almonte queso) and it was excellent. The crust was fresh and light. The cheese was good quality and very tasty. Really good pizza and especially so in an area not known for Italian food. Service was good, bathrooms were clean, and I have no complaints at all. I would go here again if I ever visit Tulum another time.

I love the fact that all of the restaurants and bars in this area are open until 2am even mid week…read more My friends and I came here after leaving a bar, super hungry and wanting another cocktail. There were 4 of us and their tables are super small. So a table that is suppose to seat 4 really can only seat 2 comfortably allowing room for food and drink. We asked to push 2 tables together and after a bit of resistance they finally obliged. My friends all had pizza which was very fresh. I had the penne w/ salmon which was also fresh and very tasty. As our drinks we all had Caipirinhas, wasn't strong at all. Very lemonade like. My biggest gripe was the conversion rate. I couldn't understand why their conversion to USD was a different rate from a bar I had just been to down the street. Alleviate the nuisance and change your dollars to pesos.

Awesome restaurant serving yummy Venezuelan food. Clearly this spot is a labor of love for the…read moreowners and people working here. The waitress was great, very fluent in English since she lived in NC for a while. Everything we ate and drank from the delicious fresh juices to the different items on their menu was great. The only nit is that the food took a super long time to come out.

Must try: Cachapa Chévere!…read more Why: Delicious breakfast, which I tried the Cachapa for the first time! It came with black beans, plantains, cheese, avocado, and I added an egg. The corn battered pancake-like shell was soft sweetness. The Cachapa was much larger than I thought so it was filling! I was happy and my tummy was full to kick off the morning right. Notes: Cute place a few blocks from main 5th Avenue. They have indoor and outdoor seats. Clean and spacious. The server was awesome! Super welcoming and helpful. I was practicing my Spanish while he was practicing English. It was fun and engaging. The other workers were friendly too checking in if I needed anything. They provided 4 shot sized juices to start and my fav was passion fruit. Had a great time and a great breakfast! Definitely saving this place for a future visit!

This little gem sits off 5th Avenue. We almost walked past and glad we came up this little street…read more The Mayan lobster flambé is made table side. This is amazing!!!!!!! The aroma of fresh garlic, onion and peppers filled the air immediately. I was over joyed with the flavors and medley of the dish coming together. Fresh ingredients, bold mix of flavors and amazing staff!! I love this place

Carboncitos was a really enjoyable experience overall. The food was genuinely delicious. I started…read morewith the chicken soup, which had great flavor, but the portion was pretty small. For my entrée, I had the skirt steak, and it was tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The sweet potato with honey and cinnamon was absolutely delicious. My only real complaint is the portion sizes on a couple of items. The salad was very small, and I would have loved a more generous serving. I also ordered an amaretto sour. It was a little weak at first, so I asked for more amaretto, which made it better, but it still wasn't quite as strong as I prefer. The service was phenomenal. The staff was attentive, kind, and genuinely friendly throughout the entire experience. I felt well taken care of and truly enjoyed myself. I would definitely return.

We love this place! If you're looking for great vibes,…read moreexcellent food and awesome Salsa music! You must visit La Rumba, Angelito (the owner and singer) he's a gem. We wish him only the best.... Hope his place grows.... and he could soon be by the water where he deserves to be..... So everyone could enjoy his music and voice as well as the great food! Wish we could have him in the NYC area

Authentic Mexican dive bar ! Get there for Happy hour ! 2 for 1 drinks ! Live band was awesome .We…read morehad the mixed fish ceviche and Guacamole it was delicious ! Super dope spot if you are looking for Something off the beaten path . The bartender was a real gent !

My husband and I agree this is a solid 4 stars. Salt Rock Grille is a great new addition to the…read morerestaurants on 5th avenue. -The owner and servers treat you well. Julian was especially caring and really attentive. -The price is fair -The food is great We weren't too hungry, so we shared the special of the day which was Penne with salmon in a delicious creamy sauce with dill and capers. It also came with the house salad (we substituted for the Caesar salad). Every meal also comes with homemade bread with mango chutney and also a bruschetta with a special tomato salsa topping. All of this for only $150 pesos! Oh and did I mention that they have a great dessert selection too?! We were debating over the key lime pie or brownie. We chose the brownie and it did not disappoint. It was a warm melt-in-your-mouth delight!

The grouper was amazing. The tacos were to die for. We had dinner here and it was wonderful. The…read morefood was great. The drinks were. The service was excellent. They really took care of us. The owners were awesome people. The server was such nice guy even we could not understand him.

Great little spot just a short walk from the end of Quinta Avenida. We loved the ambiance,…read moredecoration and murals and the staff were all friendly and helpful. Being married to a Colombian and having spent quite a bit of time in Colombia might have me a bit biased. They have all the typical plates like empanadas, arepas, chorizo, aguapanela, etc. The food and service were both good. But they lost a star for not having a cut of beef on the bandeja paisa. All in all, a good and fair representation of Colombia and a taste of the country.

The service was great the real Colombian hospitality was amazing, the place was cozy and very…read moreColombian looking, I love the decor. The food was good, we had empanadas, bandeja paisa and arepa. For drinks we had aguapanela con limón and Milo frio. Everything has great

As noted by several guests and the marketing for Casa Amate, Casa Amate is one of the top 120…read morerestaurants by Guia Mexico Gastronomic. For gastronomic eaters, Casa Amate will satisfy your palate. Casa Amate's menu and ambiance are eclectic. Being in Mexico, I had to try Casa Amate's version of the ceviche, which was the Kampachi Ceviche in Leche de Tigre Cream and Rocoto. Most ceviches are marinated in the same ingredients: lime, tomatoes, jalapeños, red onions, and cilantro. Casa Amate's ceviche was unlike anything I've ever had. Instead of the usual ingredients, the Kampachi Ceviche used roasted corn kennels, sweet potato slices, cornnuts (canchita) and was served on a pool of rocoto chile cream for the eater to mix as desired. For the main course, I ordered the Pampa y Costa, which was oyster and wagyu with chimichurri sauce, served in a large oyster shell. The oysters were the star of the show, while the wagyu and chimichurri sauce didn't really add much to the dish itself. The wagyu was too chewy/overcooked and lacked flavor, which was surprising considering the addition of the chimichurri sauce and the type of beef used...

What a cool restaurant with such a unique menu. Gorgeous ambiance - really unique with lots of…read moreinteresting details. Service was excellent - we were a large group and they gave us side by side tables. All the food we tried was great - can't wait to go back!

It is hit or miss with this place. Great location, nice…read moredecor and atmosphere. The staff was nice as well. This place may be more known for their fresh juices but the food menu had a decent spread of choices. What I found to be unique was the bread they use for the tortas. I forgot to ask the server but I believe it was Cemita style bread. The torta did lack the appropriate amount of met I feel. If you are going to serve a sandwich this big, don't make the bite have more bread than meat per ratio. The flavor was good though just wish it had more met in it. For the price they charge I was a bit let down. That is the other thing guys, for some reason the price of this establishment could rival a lot of places in the US so don't assume you will have more cost effective eats as you may find some places are close American pricing. Most likely because of the tourism in the region but I bet you can find the same or similar sandwich on a street stall for about 30-40% less and just as good. Be careful with the green habanero salsa too btw. It is very very very spicy

We enjoyed a great dinner of Grilled Fish Fillet and Las Suizas Enchiladas. The fish was perfectly…read morecooked and lightly seasoned in butter and Mexican seasoning (can't remember the name). The enchiladas were delicious and accompanied by black beans. This restaurant has a large juice bar so try a fruit juice or smoothie. I loved my Kiwi, Strawberry and Orange fruit juice which was served in a huge glass. Service was friendly. The great staff are very welcoming. We came back the next night for their delicious Breaded Fish Fillet and Shrimp in Garlic Sauce. They are open for breakfast as well. It is CASH only so bring pesos or US dollars.

Victor gave us grade A service and taught us some Mayan while we visited!…read more We stopped here after a fun time in the cenotes and were starving and the food did not disappoint! Between our group we had beef tacos, fish, shrimp and a combination nachos with plenty of habanero salsa on the side! This was one of our favorite places we ate while in Mexico and the great service from Victor was a huge part of that! He treated us to drink specials and some fresh pico de gallo while we waited. My nachos were similar to chilaquiles because the chips were coated in a sauce (although it seemed to be a black bean paste) and they were good! Again, ask for the habanero salsa on the side if you can handle the heat!! Overall this is a great place to stop in and grab a bite. Yum bootik (Thank you) so much Victor !!!

The food was great and the pool was amazing...we were the only ones there as well. I highly…read morerecommend it.

Cute spot tucked away on a side road. Beautiful outside seating. Great fresh juices and drinks,…read morewith a full breakfast and lunch menu. Service was kind and attentive. We got a bunch of stuff from the menu, most were delicious. Had high expectations for the steak sandwich, but felt flat, was pale looking and dry. Definitely get the beet orange juice, smoothie bowl, and iced latte was perfect. The avo toast with eggs was yummy with the side salsa.

Excellent. We really…read moreenjoyed the food here. It was fresh and cooked quickly. It was also pretty affordable. They take cash and card