Ok so this is basically like being in a small brew pub in America. Everything about it. seats,…read morebar, beers, bathroom, music. Except when you look outside its Mexico. Great for hipsters Close to the main block where all the tourists hang out. Beers are made in Mexico - good deal. Not bad but pretty far off from craft beers in the US. Nothing bad, just a note. Worth a visit!

This is a nice little corner restaurant and bar with plenty of ventilation for those muggy rainy…read moredays. The service was attentive and the beer was an exceptional change of pace to the typical local beer. I didn't try any of the food, I was more interested in their cerveza! Being from northern California we are the epicenter to the best up and coming breweries around, so I love trying other peoples variation on IPAs. As I stated, it was a great change of pace to the Corona or Dos Equis that is predominate in the area and they did a good job on their American IPA but could still use some tweaking. But at 60 pesos ($3.50ish a beer, depending on exchange) you cant go wrong! When I am back in the area, I will definitely stop by for more beer and try out their food.

We took a taxi from downtown Puerto Morelos to Pescadores and had the driver come back in 2 hours…read more We had a great time - great service - great cerveza!

Excellent small brewery just outside of town. Employees were fun and helpful. Beers were really…read moredelicious. Would definitely come back!

We are a middle-aged couple who visits Playacar at least once or twice each year. We've visited the…read moreBarra Artesanal on most visits. This year, we returned EVERY DAY of our vacation! The lovely lady that was working the bar whose name we both already forgot was the warmest, most enthusiastic and positive person you could ever meet! She smiled so much it almost made MY cheeks hurt! She sang along with every song that came on! We had the nachos con res the first visit, and a few of their IPA beers. My favorite was the Mosaic IPA. EXCELLENT beer! The nachos were fantastic, but the two condiments that came with them were REALLY hot!! Consider yourself warned! Also had a freshly made Don Julio Margarita! One of the days, the bar was closed because they were having mechanical issues with the refrigeration system. But the next day we went back and had beef tacos and some more IPA. Again, this lady just made the place vibrant and cheerful. On our final day, we went back and there was a guy working there. This guy never smiled. He was low energy and really should not be working in a position where he deals with the public. Because of his unfriendly demeanor we decided to just have one beer each and go on with our day. Since the order was so small, we decided to just pay cash. This guy tipped himself GENEROUSLY! Let's put it this way. The tacos and I think 5-6 beers cost $53US. He charged us $20US for two beers!! Either way, we had a fantastic vacation, and we will be back as soon as possible!!

amazing bar, great bartenders. the best beverages!!!! the best michilada!! mario, gus, nuba are…read morephenomenal!!!

Punta Sur Cerveceria located about a 5 minute walk from the port, has a decent size bar and table…read moreseating. They have food, enjoyable craft beer and friendly staff. Worth a stop in for a cold beer on a warm and humid day. Salute!

Came here after searching for a brewery when our cruise ship stopped in Cozumel. It is a very short…read morewalk to the cruise port, and I glad we stopped in. At first the neighborhood, street and storefront seemed a little intimidating, off the main touristy street. But inside it has a friendly local vibe. Our bartender was very helpful. They have a great beer selection, including very good IPAs which what I had. Everyone in our group liked their beers. There was also a group tour from our Norwegian cruise ship that made a stop there, pretty cool. They serve food including wood fired pizzas. We walked out in the patio and they showed us the pizza oven. We bought shirts when we ordered, they had a nice selection, but I think they need better color choices. As we were finishing our beers and I snapped some pics for Yelp, I noticed a Michigan flag on the wall. I asked the bartender who was from Michigan and he told me the owner, and told me she was sitting on the patio. We went out to find her and met her. Her name is Adrian, and she is from Muskegon, and her husband is from Mexico. They were there following their dream running a brewery. She was super nice and talked to us l, answered all our questions. If you are ever in Cozumel, be sure to stop in!

Great little spot to grab some beers. We did not eat here, we just had some drinks…read more Their beer menu is small, but refreshing. A fun little spot when most other spots offer dos equis and coronas. Light beers with good flavor. Service was great, and they also made some awesome cocktails (mezcalitas, frescas, etc). Perfect place to chill with friends and chat.

Food was sub par. Fried food was overly bread coated, and beans were watery. Elote was uneatable,…read morehorrible texture, tasted reheated. Service was okay, took a while for simple foods. Ambiance is gorgeous though.

I have been here 2-3 times now and it is a very welcoming establishment with a nice mix of…read moretourists, expats and Mexicans. The service is very friendly and the beer selection and food selection are very good for a gastropub. It is fairly priced for both draft and bottled craft beer. They also have staples like Victoria and Tequila at fairly reasonable prices. This is one of the cooler places on 5th Ave which I've found gets better and better from around 26th up.

We went there for drinks. They have a great selection of beers; especially if you like IPAS or…read moreartesanales beers. The ambiance is cozy yet fun. I liked the lighting of the place. The service is good; servers are attentive and welcoming. It was great sitting outside facing la 5ta avenida

We love this place. We've tried different things in the menu and everything has been great. My…read moreyoungest daughter tried the aguachile and only likes it from this place. Service has always been excellent. The atmosphere is so relaxing we've actually spent over 6 hrs here one time having breakfast and lunch snorkeling swimming in the pool and beach bumming.

The delicious food almost made me forget about the sewer smell from the rotting saragasso seaweed…read more They don't even pretend to clear it off anymore. The horrible smell in the parking area is exactly what you get in the restaurant. But the bar is adorable and the food is delish. The other restaurants down the way, like La Lunita, are not smelly.

I had already had wayyyy too much my first night in Playa and of course this spot was like a beacon…read morein the night. Live music, beer, in the heart of where our AirBnb resided? My husband couldn't tell me no. We grabbed a spot and were immediately seated. The menu screamed to me that I picked the perfect spot. A beer for everyone. But I used self control to try a local mexican beer, which was great. I also needed some food to soak up some alcohol. The fries were crispy, delicious, and saved me from being *too* hungover the next day. Such a great spot. Cool location with a welcoming atmosphere. If you're visiting, highly recommend.

I didn't expect to find a spot with a great craft beer selection in Playa del Carmen so I was…read morepleasantly surprised to find this place. Six or seven beers on draft, plus a wide selection in cans and bottles. The service was great! We visited everyday that we were in Playa del Carmen.

Absolutely amazing! This is a must! The food, service, and over experience was top tier! Love,…read moreLove, love!

Kitchen Table just reopened in Tulum, and it instantly reminded me why it's such a standout. The…read morestaff was amazing--genuinely friendly, incredibly attentive, and clearly passionate about what they're serving. You can tell they really know the food and love talking about it. One of the best parts of eating here is the feeling that you're right in the kitchen. The open-fire setup, the smells, the sound of everything cooking--it all makes the experience feel personal and relaxed, almost like you're hanging out with friends who just happen to be phenomenal chefs. I tried the tetelas and the short rib, and both were fantastic. The tetelas had that comforting, handmade feel with rich, local flavors. The short rib was ridiculously tender, full of smoky depth, and easily one of the highlights of the night. Kitchen Table's reopening feels like a win for Tulum. Great food, thoughtful staff, and an atmosphere that pulls you straight into the heart of local cooking--I'd go back in a heartbeat.