SO good! The shop has such fun vibes, and our server was so sweet and fun! We tried the pistachio…read moreand Amarena gelato were both excellent and deliciously creamy, as well as an affogato with Stracciatella which was divine. Would definitely recommend to anyone in the area looking for a sweet treat!

This was one of the most highly rated ice cream places in Valladolid, so me being an ice cream…read moreaddict had to try it out. The shop is located around a lot of cute colorful houses which makes for a great photo opportunity. When we first got there, there wasn't any one there so we were able to order almost immediately. - Guava - This is my friend's favorite ice cream flavor they had here. For one, I really appreciate that the color of the ice cream was white not hot pink which happens a lot when you order guava elsewhere. The flavors are pretty spot on and even have a bit of guava seeds grinded in it. - Pineapple + Coriander - This is probably one of the most interesting combination of flavors I have experienced and one that every store selling pineapple should consider having. The coriander really enhanced the pineapple while giving it a signature and sweet smell. - Mango - I also really enjoyed this mango flavor as it very much represented the flavors of the fruit. Overall, pretty good gelato place. Is it mind-blowing? Nah, but it definitely is a great place to cool off from a hot day.

Great service and food. Support the locals. You will not be disappointed. Little glimpses of heavenread more

This is one of the best places to get an açaí or matcha latte. They even used to have frozen yogurt…read morefrom a machine!!! When I used to eat out way more often, I was coming here all the time. They have good service and it's cute and cozy. I still come for an açaí every once in awhile!!!

Hey guys we are here visiting Tulum and this place is the one to satisfy your ice cream fix. We…read moretried the banana crunch and it was perfect! A cone and a cup with one scoop each is about 7bucks us.

Place was nice and staff was very welcoming and friendly. Yair our waiter was very helpful and…read morecheck up on us, and gave us some recommendations of places to go. Food was great and food portions were good.

Best Mexican ice cream. This paletería has an exclusive local flavor called Chaya con Piña. This…read morepaleta is absolutely delicious and you cannot find it outside of the Yucatan, or even most paleterías within. I was in absolute heaven and cannot wait to return back.

Outstanding gelato. We came several times on our trip to Holbox, and loved everything we tried,…read moreincluding: mint chip, pistachio, oreo, and white chocolate.

Great ice cream!!! I love ice cream and was so happy to come across a decent ice cream shop on…read morevacation. Porque no is more than just decent, however, it is pretty great. I had a scoop of chocolate in a cone, but also tried the biscuit and white coffee flavors which were both fantastic. Strawberry, lime, mango, Oreo, ricotta and cherry cheesecake flavors were also available. Great smooth and rich texture. At 20 pesos for one scoop and 40 pesos for two scoops, prices are reasonable (even cheaper than a street churro!)

While exploring Cozumel I made our driver take us to get ice cream…read more I told him to take us to an authentic and cheap ice cream shop and he ended up taking us here. He told us it was his favorite and we were not disappointed. I ended up getting a chamoy mango and loved it. People in our group got other fruit flavors and ended up loving it. Their ice creams are fresh and natural ingredients. I was impressed by the wide selections that they had including coconut and tamarind. They had popsicles and even soft ice cream. Oh and they even offer drinks and snacks as well. The ladies there were welcoming and friendly. I think we only paid $6 for 4 ice creams! We even bought one for our driver. The shop is nothing fancy, They don't really have a spot for you to sit down or anything. It's more of a grab and go type of spot. Overall, La Flor is a solid Mexican ice cream shop and is worth checking out.

We made a pit stop for a couple of paletas here. I chose the mango pineapple with chamoy and my…read morefriend opted for the guava one. These treats were made with real fruit, so it's like eating the real thing. The guava one was hard to eat, since there were seeds in the popsicle. Overall, they were both refreshing desserts!

This restaurant is in a large hotel, and fills up quickly on weekends, when the tour busses from…read moreCancun roll into Valladolid, after their trip to ChichenItza. El Meson is clearly a tourist destination: literally every diner I saw during my meal was clearly not a Yucutan native. However, if you are looking for familiar food in a restaurant with helpful staff, and you are exhausted from your day trip, then you won't go wrong with El Meson del Marques. We started our meal with a couple of the delicious Mexican margaritas (not too sweet, and just as I like them!) accompanied with some tortilla chips and Sikil P'ak, a delicious Yucatan appetizer dip of crushed pumpkin seed, roast tomato, various herbs (often chive; I like cilantro, which El Meson included), all crushed in a mortar and pestle to produce a roasty, slightly chunky dip that is delicious with the ubiquitous tortilla chips. When it came time to order the main course, my husband, who didn't want any more Yucatan cuisine tonight, ordered the salmon. The helpful waiter asked him how he would like this done, and he looked at me in bewilderment, never having to answer such a question about fish. "I'd like it cooked," he said. I immediately had visions of overcooked salmon, and quickly added, "Medium, not overcooked.". He was pleased with the finished product, cooked but not dry! I took a risk and ordered a specialty, the "stuffed cheese". The waiter looked at me hesitantly, and then quickly filled me in that this dish is a bean stew, with a cheese rind. Having done some research into Yucatan cuisine, I knew that incorporating the rinds of Edam cheese into stew is a very traditional approach. The stew arrived, with a big thick cheese rind. I probably only ate half of it, not because I didn't like it, but because the helping was huge! It looked like an innocuous bowl of soup, but just half of that bowl ate like a full meal. Wow. This is a somewhat pricey (by local standards) but good, reliable, very touristy restaurant which will offer you familiar Canadian or American dishes as well as some genuine Yucatan specialties. Service is as polished as it gets, in a dining room with spectacular decor and a wide ranging menu with plenty of choices.

This restaurant is inside of a hotel atrium. Pretty decent menu, however the service is very slow…read morebased on my standards. This is a tourist stop, with busses stopping right across the street. Of course, while you wait to have your order taken or your food to come out, the drinks are flowing. No problem with that service. When I got my food, it was pretty good, but a little expensive. I enjoyed the tortilla chips and salsa. The house made guacamole was delicious, though.

Was a bit skeptical about coming here since there's some reviews about a " short tattooed man…read morepunching people for no reason." Fortunately we didn't experience that . This place was super cute! The lady helping us let us try all the flavors we wanted which was super nice since I can be indecisive when choosing a flavor. The best flavors were coconut & coffee. It was super delicious. Although the texture was a bit different than traditional ice cream, I did love the coconut chunks. I also loved how the icecream was vegan free as well! It was about $12 USD for 2 ice creams which wasn't bad . I love the open space and the edm music playing! Super chill place to hang out.

This seemed like a cool place to hang out, so we stopped by for drinks. They have happy hour from…read more6-8pm. We came by around 7 and realized that this place was dead. There were a few people by the bar, but that's is. We were approached by some people telling us about some special ice cream that gives you energy before we could even walk in. It seemed skeptical, so we grabbed a table in the back. The bar was cool with car frames hanging on the ceiling. We got passion fruit mezcal margarita. The rim was lined with some red salt that was not tasty and our drinks were different shades of yellow (should be the same drink). It was not a good margarita by any means. I don't taste any passion fruit and it was one of the worst cocktails I've had here. The servers were smoking around us and it seemed like they gave the wrong bill to one of the other customers next to us. We quickly got our bill and left after the one drink I couldn't even finish. Not sure if it was an off night, but we won't be back. FYI the bathrooms here are nasty. Door won't close and no lids on the toilets. Save your pesos and go else where.