If you're visiting Cozumel, Mezcalitos is a must visit. The bartender was opening when we arrived…read morearound 10:30. I ordered a Margarita, which ended up being one of the best I've had. Fresh lime juice, tequila and triple sec. It was served in a clay cup with a salted rim. Smooth and delicious. I chilled out in one of the hammocks for about 30 minutes listening to the surf and enjoying the breeze. Apparently they have good food, but I didn't try it. Nude beach in back if you're into that sort of thing. Beautiful sand.

My favorite Cozumel beach bar. I'm here multiple times a year cruising and always rent a…read morecar/scooter and head straight for Mazcalitos. A true Cozumel classic far from the insanity of the downtown and always breezy and salty with excellent food and drinks.

This is an easy walk from the downtown Cruise port. The beers are ice cold, and the corn tortillas…read moreare flaky and freshly made. Our favorite are the fish tacos, so flavorful and delicious. If you're lucky, you'll get to see one of these spontaneous Floor shows of talented dancers who come around afterwards for donations.

Ask for the banana margarita on the rocks instead of frozen. It is one of the best drinks I've ever…read morehad!

Mr Sanchos was amazing! The food was delicious, the staff was friendly, and the service was…read moreexcellent. Great Music! We had a great time and would definitely come back! The Buttered Shrimp Was Really Good!

Had an amazing time here this week!! Workers were incredibly friendly. They seated us and helped…read moreus immediately. They walked us to our area and explained the place and services to us. Food was mediocre. Felt super Americanized and that was a let down. I get its buffet style and you're serving tons of people, but I was wanting authentic Mexican food and it didn't feel like that's what I was getting. Ambiance was amazing. Beach has a rock floor bed so it wasn't the most comfortable, but it's the beach. Water was very clear and the beach and establishment was insanely clean. I'm giving a 4 star only because we had an all inclusive drink package, and I couldn't get a Red Bull. They said I could have a Red Bull and vodka but not a Red Bull. They said they only served alcohol.......i told them I didn't want to drink and he said no and laughed. I later went back and folded. Asked for a red bull and vodka. He then told me they don't have energy drinks. I then told him "fine. Just a water please." As I'm walking. Away I take a swig of water......ITS WATER AND VODKA!!!! . I 100% recommend this place. I had an excellent time.

Note: they recently changed location, to a small spot next to Fat Tuesday. Still on the main city…read morepark, close to center of the port area. Drinks: delicious! We tried a few of their mixed drinks, all are absolutely delicious, well made with quality ingredients. $10-$15 per drink is not cheap for Mexico, but this is a touristy town and the shitty cruise bars are all expensive. What we like the most is their mezcal quality and variety , which is what we came for. They have more "in the back" somewhere since the bar is really small. Food: meh. Not fresh nor exciting. Don't bother. Ambience: this is a really small area, 2 tables and a bar sitting. At max 10-12 people elbow to elbow. Cool decorations though, not at all touristy and "cheap" like most of Cozumel bar scene. We really enjoyed our visit. Service: we came on a Friday early afternoon and there was only one other tourist group. The bartender was great! Really young (20 yo!!!!), but apparently he has been doing the job for more than 5 years. (I guess the legal drinking age in Mexico is just a suggestion) Overall this was one of the highlight of our visit. Will come back here again if we are ever in the area.

What a treat. Stopped in on my last night in Cozumel and…read morewas very impressed with the sophistication of it considering it's so close to the Malecon. The selection of agave based liquor was immense and Israel was a wealth of knowledge. I tried at least 8 different agave products. Unfortunately we had eaten before we came but did try the traditional snacks (I.e, bugs) with guacamole and the coconut ice cream which was amazing.

We stopped for a cocktail on the way back to our rental. Drinks, food & service very good. Great…read morespot for snorkeling

Here's a punchier version with more edge and rhythm:…read more **This place is a safety hazard with a side of dead reefs.** Neglected hazards litter the property, the water is a cloudy mess over lifeless coral, and the snorkeling is a total waste. What should have been a relaxing trip turned into a frustrating, risky slog because the staff showed zero urgency when guest safety was on the line. Save your money. Pick almost anywhere else on Cozumel.

I can't give this place a good review. The people that was there made us feel uncomfortable and…read morelike we was bothering them. Margaritas were good. Tampenqina was okay. Did not have a welcoming Cozumel vibe.

Dinner on the upper level was shaded and breezy but service was a tad slow. Seemed to take a long…read moretime to get a couple of beers. And then, guacamole appetizer showed up at the same time as the burrito entrees. That aside, all the food was good so maybe we just caught them on an off night. Prices were great.

We were looking for the perfect place to spend our last day on the Riviera Maya, and we found it in…read morethe charming little beach town of Akumal. Although, finding the actual beach club was NOT an easy feat - but well worth it in the end. The Akumal Beach Club is managed by the Lol-Ha restaurant, and entry includes a palapa, loungers, access to restrooms/showers, and service from the restaurant. We had quite a bit of trouble finding the place, so here's the lowdown: When you arrive in Akumal, vendors lining the road will try to sell you their tours and parking. You aren't required to stop, although they may make you feel obligated. A simple friendly wave and "gracias" will get you past them. Soon, you'll pass a 7-11 on your left, and a little farther down an OXXO on your right. Take a hard right immediately past the OXXO (there's a small-printed sign that's easy to miss) and let the parking attendant know you're heading to Lol-Ha. You'll drive quite a way, down the very bumpy road and past the charming cottages of the Hotel Akumal Carribe. You'll maybe even think you've gone far enough, but you don't want to park until you get to the very end, where there's a short path to the beautiful, open-air Lol-Ha restaurant. You've arrived! At the restaurant there's a booth where you can buy your admission to the beach club. See, I told you it was a bit complicated - but worth it! During our visit, it was $700 pesos (about $35) each for a palapa for two, plus $275 pesos (around $14) each for additional guests in your palapa. We were given wristbands (which allowed access to the on-site restrooms and showers) then shown to our absolutely humongous palapa! It easily fit the four of us and kept us shaded all day. Soon, the waiter from Lol-Ha arrived and took our orders. We enjoyed a variety of tropical beverages and a couple of buckets of cold beer under the palapa, took a swim in the incredibly shallow and warm waters of the Caribbean, then grabbed a table at Lol-Ha for a final day feast that included some of the best food we'd tried on the trip. (Note: the food/bev isn't included in the beach club price.) We stayed as long as we could, until the sun finally started to fade, and were sad to leave. But also felt quite lucky to have found this incredible gem of a spot in lovely Akumal.

I am writing this review because I believe Paradise Beach needs to seriously address a safety issue…read moreand the way my concerns were handled by management. I have been to Paradise Beach before and understand how the all-inclusive package works, including the alcohol service. My concern is not that alcohol is available -- my concern is what happens when guests are drinking to the point that their safety may be compromised. My 25-year-old daughter is currently visiting Paradise Beach with her boyfriend and a female friend. Based on videos posted online, they were taking shots and participating in the "rainbow" drink challenge over approximately five hours. In the videos, they appeared severely intoxicated. They were impaired to the point that I was genuinely concerned they may not have been able to make safe decisions for themselves, especially while in another country and participating in activities such as water excursions. A person who is extremely intoxicated around water or in an unfamiliar environment can be at serious risk of injury or even death. This is not a minor concern. What concerns me even more is how my safety concern was handled by the manager, Manuel. I called the beach club because I was frightened for my daughter's safety and wanted someone on-site to be aware of the situation. Instead of listening, showing concern, or acknowledging the seriousness of the situation, Manuel was rude, dismissive, and told me that I am her mother and she is my responsibility and can drink as much as she wants. That response was extremely disappointing. I understand that adults are responsible for their own choices, but an establishment that promotes unlimited alcohol also has a responsibility to recognize when a guest may be dangerously impaired and vulnerable. A manager's response to a legitimate safety concern should be compassion, professionalism, and a willingness to help -- not dismissal. At the time of writing this, I do not even know whether my daughter made it safely back to the cruise ship, and I am left worried about her well-being. Paradise Beach needs to review both its alcohol service practices and the behavior and training of its management staff. The issue here is not simply that someone drank too much -- the issue is that a safety concern was raised and was not taken seriously by the person responsible for managing the facility.

10/10 recommend!…read more Service is on point. I have never been disappointed! Omar, Roberto, and Julien, gracias! Food and beverages flow like it's the way it was intended! Cabanas are via reservation and they are super useful for groups and those that need an afternoon nap! I absolutely love this place!