Excellent. Cool store front! Authentic Cuban. But first…read moremake sure you have the right address. 5th Ave South between Adolfo Rosado Salas and 3 South. Tried several items. Let's start with the mojitos. This is the real deal. Made to perfection. Crush the mint, simple syrup and the rest is magic. The choices of flavor a outside of original are amazing. Mango, kiwi etc. then let's start with the fried pork loins. Perfect starter. We had 4 entrees. The shrimp was jumbo fresh and amazing. Garlic, wine, terrific zest. Loved the butterflied prep. The veggies n potatoes were nicely prepared. The casino special. 4 tacos. Beef and pork and pork sausage. Onions and bell peppers. Flour tortilla. Grouper fish tacos. With habanero and cilantro on flour tortillas. Very thin flour street taco style. Accompanied with habanero, medium oil salsa, medium smokey chipotle. Cubano with pork leg, ham pork and melted cheese and pickles. This is the real deal! Dessert we split. Frozen home made "shake". Plantains, chocolate, carnation milk, coconut creme and some cookies. Lastly to close the night off the "house digestion". Wow just sip and enjoy. After this I'm ready to go to Havana! Super service by Johnny. Thank you! Alex the owner did an amazing job with our food and so cordial. Sorry it's taken 6 years to find this gem.

Dude....the chili oil on a Cuban. This place was such a pleasant surprise. We are sad we found it…read moreon the last night. Great break from Mexican food and mediocre margaritas. Mojitos made us giggle and probably the best I've ever had***Cuban Sandwich special does not come with pork.

Amazing live music and dancing! The food is good, drinks are exceptional! It can get packed at…read morenight, so arrive early. Overall an incredible vibe.

A Refreshing Change of Pace with Friendly Vibes and Live Music…read more If you're looking to take a break from your usual go-to taco and Mexican spots, this place offers a nice variety with its Cuban-inspired menu. I'm a big fan of tacos, but every now and then, it's great to mix things up--and this spot gave me that change of pace I was looking for. I especially appreciated the inclusion of rice and beans, which I've been missing lately. The atmosphere was cozy and relaxed. It wasn't a busy night, so we ended up getting to enjoy the live music almost like a private show. That part really stood out--the band brought a warm energy to the room, and it made the whole evening feel more intimate and memorable. The service was genuinely great. Our server was friendly, attentive, and took time to explain that the menu was Cuban-inspired, which was a good heads-up. That explained some of the differences in flavor and presentation, and helped manage expectations about what ingredients or sides might be missing compared to more traditional Latin or Caribbean places. One thing I wasn't a huge fan of, though, was having to order everything à la carte. For example, when I ordered the pork, the rice and beans weren't included--they were separate add-ons. It felt a little disjointed, and I would have preferred if those staples came as part of the dish. It's not a dealbreaker, but it's something to keep in mind if you're expecting a full plate. As for the food itself--it was solid. I had the Delicias de Queso, which were flavorful and satisfying, with a nice texture and taste. The pork was also seasoned well and tender. Everything came out hot and well-prepared, and you can tell there's care in the kitchen. That said, nothing completely blew me away, but it all hit the spot. The mojito was probably the low point of the evening for me. It wasn't terrible, but it didn't have that fresh, crisp pop that you expect in a great mojito. Maybe it just needed more mint or lime--something to give it that brightness. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. The food was enjoyable, the live music added something special, and the service was top-notch. While I didn't love the à la carte pricing and the drink could have been better, I'd still recommend giving this place a try if you're in the mood for something different and easygoing. It's a solid spot for a laid-back night out with some good vibes.

I grew up in Florida, where I developed an affection for the Cuban sandwich. Now living in…read moreCalifornia, I need to feed that addiction whenever possible, so I was giddy to find this place while on vacation on the island. We sat at a small table for two just outside the restaurant, which afforded us an excellent opportunity to do a little people-watching while we were dining. The wife and I got here in time for happy hour, which means 2-for-1 drinks. What's better than a gin and tonic? TWO gin and tonics! As for the sandwich, it was absolutely delicious, and I would recommend it to anyone. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive.

We ate here based on the reviews from various platforms. They were right - Qubanos had the best…read moresteak tacos we've ever had. The steak was soft and tender. The tacos and quesadilla we ordered were packed with quality ingredients. We enjoyed sitting outside and people watching. The service was great and prices were very reasonable. We plan to return before we leave. PROS: Steak tacos Watermelon juice Prices Service

As noted by several guests and the marketing for Casa Amate, Casa Amate is one of the top 120…read morerestaurants by Guia Mexico Gastronomic. For gastronomic eaters, Casa Amate will satisfy your palate. Casa Amate's menu and ambiance are eclectic. Being in Mexico, I had to try Casa Amate's version of the ceviche, which was the Kampachi Ceviche in Leche de Tigre Cream and Rocoto. Most ceviches are marinated in the same ingredients: lime, tomatoes, jalapeños, red onions, and cilantro. Casa Amate's ceviche was unlike anything I've ever had. Instead of the usual ingredients, the Kampachi Ceviche used roasted corn kennels, sweet potato slices, cornnuts (canchita) and was served on a pool of rocoto chile cream for the eater to mix as desired. For the main course, I ordered the Pampa y Costa, which was oyster and wagyu with chimichurri sauce, served in a large oyster shell. The oysters were the star of the show, while the wagyu and chimichurri sauce didn't really add much to the dish itself. The wagyu was too chewy/overcooked and lacked flavor, which was surprising considering the addition of the chimichurri sauce and the type of beef used...

What a cool restaurant with such a unique menu. Gorgeous ambiance - really unique with lots of…read moreinteresting details. Service was excellent - we were a large group and they gave us side by side tables. All the food we tried was great - can't wait to go back!

Local hidden gym. On the canal. Tiny hole in the wall ceviche is amazing amazing the Mojitos are…read moreoff the charts! For an American coming in, it could look a little sketchy. Don't be scared. We have been to this restaurant two times. planning on making it a third! A little difficult to find unless you ask a local or go with a friend

You have got to see this place. Very funky, very cool eclectic establishment…read more Authentic Cuban cuisine. Lots of good beer and Tequila. Outrageous Cuban sandwich, The best I have ever come across. Service can be a little slow and they even advertise it. (see photo) The hand a Cuban band that should have been a Vegas act. The singer was electrifying and the band was very talented. They had the place rocking. Really good price/value relationship and super entertaining. Very nice staff. CASH ONLY - NO CREDIT CARDS

Great ambiance to the small & cozy steak house. Had dinner here one random night, it was delicious!…read moreBy far the best spot for a good steak in the heart of the downtown Tulum. Margaritas were 10/10 as well and service was amazing! Waiter was attentive and friendly, great guy with an amazing personality unfortunately I forgot his name.. Visit this restaurant, you will not regret it!

Our visit was very plasent, Good vibe, our server Abelardo had great attitude, we had a couple of…read moreglasses of red wine, they were excellent!! The food good, although it could've been great if the chef would've used more seasoning in the meat ( maybe dry brine it ) before cooking it...? just a thought, same with the sides ( vegetables, baked potato, peppers etc) other than that, very good ambience ( music not too loud) Max ( The dog) the comes every night patiently waits for you to give him whatever you don't finish ( steak ) Español: Nuestra visita fue muy agradable. Buen ambiente, El camarero ( Mesero) Abelardo fue muy amable, tomamos un par de copas de vino tinto, ¡y estaban excelentes! La comida estuvo buena, aunque podría haber sido mejor si el chef hubiera sazonado mejor la carne (quizás la hubiera puesto en salmuera seca) antes de cocinarla... Solo una idea, lo mismo con las guarniciones (verduras, papas al horno, pimientos, etc.). Por lo demás, muy buen ambiente (música no muy alta). P.S. Hay un Perrito ( Max ) que llega al restaurante y espera que termines y lo que no termines de comer ( carne ) el lo recibe agradecido!!

My favorite cafe in Cancun!! Opens early, closes late and super cute. They serve amazing coffee, I…read moretried Iced Latte w/ a tiny bit of vanilla and a cappuccino. The food is good too, I tried the Huevos Campesino (omelet with veggies, bean paste and a toast). The service is quick for to go orders but sit down orders can take a bit of time as expected. I just wish the food portions were a bit bigger.

A little taste of Americana. I had molletes, but I didn't want any meat on it. I liked the hot…read morechocolate and I ordered an extra shot of the espresso. I liked trying some of my friend's fruit and we bonded over God's will.

Amazing best freaking food ever…read more Service was amazing Ambiance is cute and comfortable

We tried to come here and was told by a local it's closed permanently. I tried to update it on Yelp…read morebut Yelp didn't update it yet. I put one star for attention to this review. I did not dine here when it was open.

This particular bar caters to the crew members of incoming cruises in Cozumel. It is within walking…read moredistance to the Punta Langosta cruise terminal. Since our ship docked elsewhere else on the island, we had to take a taxi ride over which was relatively inexpensive. The menu is cutesy in that the food and drinks are named after crew positions on a cruise ship. I ordered some chips and guacamole but was not very impressed. The guacamole was literally ground avocados only. I was rather disappointed. My friends were complaining about how watered down their drinks were. It took forever to get our drinks. It also took forever to get and pay for our bill. The only saving grace for this place is the views of the water but that goes so far, even with a couple of drinks. This bar is convenient if you are staying at Hotel Barracuda.

We've been coming to Cozumel for over a decade and have been to No Name many times. Today when we…read moresat down we were told it was $42 minimum consumption, per person. We literally came here two days ago and they didn't tell us that. We had burgers and a few drinks with no issues. Today the server asked us first before she even said hello, are you here for vacation. We said yes. Maybe she thought we were cruise ship passengers and didn't know any better. Were not, we grabbed up our bags and left. We won't be back. We refuse to patronize businesses who try and rip off tourists. It's unfortunate but there are plenty of other bars in Cozumel.