This is an established market with a lot of produce and meat. I was expecting a greater food…read moreselection as well as a bit more of a variety of restaurants. Overall it's good but may not be worth the trek from the hotel zone. The focus is food with the perimeter stores being clothing and trinkets. All the produce that I saw was in excellent condition and very fresh!

Local exotic fruit and fresh pork and beef, here you go. See the local stand in line for the meat…read morecut and do many options of fruits and vegetables. Less vendor of touristy t shirts and hats than Mercado 28 but should be fine. Triangular place with stall along the edges and parking all around. There a supermarket across the parking so get some ac if needed. Tacos, and local dish if you want.

We thought this place was great. We ate there twice. The menu is limited, but what is on the menu…read moreis absolutely excellent, a reasonable price, and prepared with love and care. The wine selection is superb. And by the way did I mention desserts? They were absolutely fantastic as well. There are many restaurants in Cancun near to the touristy areas. In my opinion, most of these are expensive and bad. This is off the beaten track, but well worth the effort. We had a car so it was easy for us to arrive. They did offer valet parking for 50 pesos. I thought that worked well and was worth the money as this is kind of in a residential area with limited parking.

Okay, so the food was unironically delicious, with some amazing seafood options that you can't…read moremiss. It's definitely on the more upscale side of things and most of the menu is in Spanish and service was all in Spanish but you should be able to get what you want. The ambiance is a slightly dimly lit bar and the food prices are definitely higher than most places here but it's worth it. Tostada de atun (Tuna Tostada): 10/10 Very good fish. Has a very steak-like texturre and delicious. Quesadilla langosta (Lobster Quesadilla): 10/10 Lovely! My friend ordered it and it was fantastic. Price is fairly high since it's more upscale but was creamy and meaty. Raviolli Langosta (Lobster Ravioli): My friend ordered 4 Tacos but since most of them had shrimp and I'm allergic I didn't have those, but it was good according to them. Overall, lovely place, food was good and highly recommended!

Nice people, good place for a tourist to shop. They are a full size grocery store near our hotel.read more

We love that this grocery store is a short 15 minute walk from our hotel when we come to visit. It…read morehas all the staples needed. Good selection of fruits and vegetables - we love the guavas, mangos, and carrots the most! They taste so fresh and more flavorful than what we get in the US. Decent selection of meat, dairy, snacks, cereal, etc too! They have a bakery (with fresh tortillas), pharmacy, a touristy area (bathing suits, shirts, souvenirs, etc), and an area that has prepped food items. They also have a decent alcohol/beer area. Prices are way better than what they charge at the hotel (though you're likely paying for convenience there). Highly recommend this treat to pick up items! This is on the top floor of a shopping mall, though the mall itself has few store these days.

Food was amazing; the ambiance was beautiful because of the ocean and the service was okay…read more To me the place was super expensive for what you got. The ceviche was a little over $40 and the seafood fried rice was a bit over $40. I hate it when places like this take advantage of foreigners. The fried rice however, was the best I've ever tast

I must admit, this place COULD be good **IF** the restaurant owners did a decent job at treating…read morecustomers right. This would never fly in a normal business setting: - NO PRICES, not even incorrectly written or changed - YOU SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW how much anything you are ordering costs! And let me tell you - $40 for guac and chips; $40 for ceviche; $25 for a very small serving of cheesecake. - the fish is sold by weight (even though they prepare it), so you don't actually know how much you will pay for your order in terms of money per unit of food. Now, we had a great server, very attentive and kind. His name was Vlad. I couldn't be happier with his attitude towards us. We also truly enjoyed everything we ordered (chocolate clams were SUPER FRIESH and large; blue fin and hamachi sashimi were outstanding, and even guacamole and chips were above average. I must say - the cheesecake, too, was fantastic. The view and the atmosphere were lovely as well. And had we known the prices, and not were surprised by a $300 USD tab (yes, the server requests for you to add a tip on top of the bill), I would still eat there, but knowingly. And I must say - I'd enjoy my food even more, most likely. P.S. we didn't have any drinks, not even water (we weren't offered any). We didn't have alcohol. Our order was: 12 chocolate clams; 6 pieces of blue fin; 3 pieces of hamachi; 6 prawns; 1 guacamole with shrimp; 1 ceviche; 1 order of cheesecake. Total: $5987 pesos

Delicious and authentic Mexican seafood restaurant overlooking the laguna. If you want beautiful…read morescenery, high quality seafood, and a less-touristy atmosphere in the hotel zone, check this place out! Waiters speak Spanish and English, are very friendly, and absolutely no wait for the waterfront table. The shrimp ceviche had so many shrimp with a tasty sweet sauce and avocado garnish. Guacamole was perfectly prepared, and all meals come with tortilla chips and a variety of salsas on a decorative boat tray. The tuna steak and Salmon with Lime Sauce were prepared perfectly and were both tasty and high quality. Sadly, the food was so delicious and filling we had no room to try the desserts. About a block away from the Isla Mall, but a much more authentic experience than the mall restaurants. A must-try dinner spot for seafood lovers in the Cancun hotel zone.

Awesome. Nothing new for Cancún eats on Hotels Kukulcán…read moreBlvd. Totally dug the wide variety of fresh selections sitting at this gorgeous beachfront locale. From varying tortas, quesadillas, & burritos; to seafood risotto's & shiny tuna steaks.. (get the Camarones à la Mexicana). (Needs to get the Octopus off menu; cmon.) Check out the outdoor cabana-style comfortable seating area next to the joyful boat dock. Service is quick, efficient, extremely friendly, and informed.. as expected ;)

Food was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. The Iguana cocktail was amazing‍…read more We had the camarones Al mojo deajo, cesar salad, fredtuccine and filet mignon and ribeye. Idalia and Moises were great! Great service and great food!

Lovely service and great cocktails and food. Quiet place to watch the sunset and relaxread more

There being so many places to choose from, this was by far my favorite. The fish is as fresh as can…read morebe since they have their own marina and fishermen to bring it directly there instead of from the markets. The curb appeal is nonexistent but that's what I loved! The bar is a giant fish tank as well! I had the Mexican camerones (shrimp) and shared the snapper fish. The flavors were brilliant and true to the nature of the seafood. Our waiter was relatable and made us feel as though we were the only people there. The view is directly on the beach with singing birds and a view of their inviting marina dock. Feel free to walk to the end of the dock for an amazing backdrop for a photo or two.

Off the beaten path from our hotel Villa del Palmar and you will see this simple seafood resto. The…read moreceviche is so yummy that I managed to persuade my picky husband to eat fresh fish for the first time and he loves itThe garlic filet fish and garlic shrimps were cooked in perfection and the service from Carlos was speedy and very attentive to our needs. Thank you so much for a very great lunch