DO IT. Just go here. Tostadas are hearty so make sure to order just one at a time if you don't…read morewanna waste money or food. I ordered two cause I'm a food monster and I couldn't finish my second tostada. My fave was the mixed tostada.

Found this through IG and glad I did. Had to drive around a bit, but did find parking on the same…read morestreet as the restaurant. I ordered fish tacos (los originales de pescado). The fish pieces were q normal size (some might say small, but I don't eat a lot). The real flavor came from the sauces that they bring out. All the sauces were good, but my favorite was the garlic sauce. I love garlic and this sauce you can taste the garlic. The server was very helpful with my questions regarding the sauces. Place is pretty spacious with a good menu. When I go back to Tulum definitely stopping by and ordering something I didn't order before.

The food was ok…read more The encanto burger was really well seasoned. I also enjoyed the home made chips. You mainly will go for the atmosphere. It looks really nice inside and feelings like you are in the jungle in the middle of the city. The service was fairly quick but you don't have a lot of options. If you have a picky eaters it might not be a good experience But everyone was nice and I would go back for the atmosphere alone. Price wise, things are fairly priced.

Beautiful spot with romantic ambiance. Came for dinner for date night. Made reservations for two…read moreonline, super easy with text and email reminders. Pros: - service was excellent - turned on the fan for us and brought an extra one as well - provided bug spray upon seating - food was solid. We ordered the Caesar salad to share, pork belly tacos and a veg tacos. Notes: - The wine pour was very small for the $200MX price. Although the wine itself was very nicely balanced and tasted great with the chilled glass. Just be prepared to spend more than usual for drinks.

Though this place came recommended, it was our worst food experience on our trip to Tulum…read more Everything I ordered or tasted was pretty awful, the two stars is for the helpful server. The grilled fish tacos were tasteless, the shrimp nachos were covered with cheese that tasted like glue and the shrimp were simply laid on top, no seasoning. And to make matters worse, we can only pay with cash. I went to the cash machine and made a mistake thinking I was getting American $$ but ended up taking out only $17 in pesos which cost $8. I had to do it again and that cost another $8. That aside, the food in this establishment was simply inedible.

This was my first stop on my vacation to Tulum and it was a great experience. Food prices were…read morecheap and the meal was good. My friend and I purchased a hamburger and when it was served we started to laugh - there was a random hot dog on it. I've never seen that but maybe that is normal. The burger itself was tasty. I tried the shrimp ceviche and it was very fresh. To top it all off, I enjoyed the best NA pina colada of my trip. It wasn't overly sweet - so tropical. You must enjoy one of those.

Great find!! We came across this restaurant and decided to give it a try, it didn't disappoint!…read moreVery reasonable pricing, large portions and flavorful food! We can't wait to go back and try other items. We got chorizo and eggs and Eggs Motuleños

(Warning they only take cash so we had to go to money exchange after we ate to pay.) Waited about…read more5-6 minutes for a table. Took about 10 minutes for them to clean off our table and another 10 minutes to order our food. We waited about 15 minutes for them to bring out the drinks and the mole enchiladas came out about 3 minutes after that. Enchiladas were good, on the sweet side. I ordered chicken but they came with cheese. When I asked them they added chicken on top. Still good overall. We had to wait a whole 20 minutes after for the quesadillas to come out. It's not their fault. The place was packed and only 1 server. The tortillas are handmade. Comes with lettuce and tomatoes inside.

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.

This popped up as a suggestion and based on the reviews and the line when I got there I figured I'd…read moregive it a try. Had to be good, right? Ordered two safe options: fish taco and shrimp taco and was highly disappointed. Also ordered the tostada mixta. I'm not a huge fan of ceviches, etc but wanted to see what the hype was. Personally didn't like it so this review is mainly based on the tacos. They were supposed to be fried in a tempura style batter. They arrived cold, no crisp or texture. It was almost like they pre-fried them and attempted to reheat on the grill but didn't leave them on long enough. Also the tortillas weren't heated up. I'd pass on the tacos and stick to the other options. They do welcome you with a plate of chips and shrimp broth which I thought was a nice touch. Otherwise very lively place. Cocktails looked good. Likely a wait.

I wish I had found this spot before our last day. It was highly recommended by a local, it did not…read moredisappoint. My only wish is that I would have ordered more food loo to try more of their offerings but we were in a time crunch. Food was very delicious & seafood focused ( perfect for me as a pescatarian) Not super pricey, reasonable. Recommend the Atun frito taco. Service was sweet, quick and attentive to our table her name was Marilyn and I was so pleased with how she kept an eye on us to make sure we had what we needed. I love the ambiance it reminded me of like a cuban setting or something with the colors. A must for seafood lovers !!!

This restaurant and bar are amazing service and ambience the pool bar drinks , my compliments to…read morethe chef , and the server Jesus.

We visited Nido for lunch and ate off their short menu. My partner got the Lobster and Shrimp…read morespaghetti and I got the chicken with capers. Overall, fantastic service, the food was amazing, and the location was great (next to our room at the hotel). If you're looking for a quick bite, I'd definitely recommend them.

Really excellent tacos across a wide range of beef and pork cuts. They dont have any chicken or…read morevegetarian options but they have about 6 beef cuts from your standard bistec or saudero to lengua, eye balls, brain, or beef cheek. They have a few more pork cuts probably 8 or so but I dont eat pork so I cant really comment. The tacos were dirrrrrt cheap. Everyone clocked in at under $1US. Most tacos were $12pesos and 3 or 4 were $15 pesos each. The corn tortillas were fresh and meat was piled on with cilantro and onions. At the table there is a selection of 4 salsas limes, and pickled onions. They were all good but be warned they are spicy as hell. The waiter said two were spicy and 2 were a little spicy, but in reality 1 nearing blow your palate out spicy, another was drink a mouthful of milk spicy, 1 was couple gulps of water spicy and the 4th was actually not spicy. Definitely the spiciest offerings I have ever seen. Everything had serious heat. I loved it but i even caught myself ordering a couple extra drinks and taking a break. The tacos are good any way you have them just be careful. The meat in the tacos was really good. You always tell the value of a taqueria by how they cook their lengua or other easily ruined cuts. The lengua were very good not chewy or slimy, although I wish it was cooked on slightly higher heat to get that caramelization on the outside. The saudero wasnt the best ive had in Mexico but still really good. Bistec was banging. Beef cheek was mild and tbh it was the last taco I ate and I have dump so much hot sauce on the pervious tacos my taste buds werent in the best of conditions. The interior was standard taqueria, an open kitchen, a couple plastic tables, and doubled up red plastic chairs a big ol' fan in the corner and a handful or sidewalk seating. Its local favorite and now a favorite of mine as well!

Super cheap tacos right next to the ADO. I ordered the Al pastor and it comes with a slice of…read morepineapple which I found as a nice touch. Our server was super friendly and when it started to drizzle he immediately help us move in from the patio inside. Would definitely stop by here!