We posted up on a beach bed (no minimum during the slow season, super nice), ordered a pina colada…read moreand a pizza because that was exactly the kind of day it was, and spent hours reading while the staff took great care of us. I'll be honest, the seaweed was heavy this trip so I didn't get the swim I had last time, but that is a seasonal Tulum thing, not the restaurant's fault. One small note, the beach menu is a bit more limited than the full restaurant. None of it changed how lovely the afternoon was. Beautiful spot, kind people, I'll keep coming back.

Easy and breezy! While this restaurant is right next to La Zebra Hotel, you don't have to stay…read morethere to eat here. It's a covered, open-air restaurant right on the beach with breezy seating and great ocean views. The food is consistently good to great, and the drinks are well made. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, each with its own menu. Highlights include excellent tableside guacamole with garlic oil, fresh ceviche, fruit and veggie smoothies, and plenty of kid-friendly options, even if they're not clearly labeled. Service was friendly and apologetic the few times a dish came out late. Overall, it's a convenient, relaxed beachside spot with solid food and a beautiful setting.

Came here for the enchiladas and wasn't disappointed. They make a really great mole. Not too sweet…read morebut still super rich. Absolutely loved the chips and dip they brought in for the table. The pico was a bit spicier than your normal fair + I think they said they used habanero. The pickled veggies were great and included a lot of garlic, onions, carrots, potatoes and serranos. Staff was great and got us our drinks super quickly. They had some love music which was at a nice level for a lunch - not too loud like some other places. A big fan of this place

The most phenomenal tacos I've ever had in my life. On the spicier side for the average tourist,…read moreprobably about right for your average local. Wasn't cheap, wasn't expensive. Vibes were immaculate - open air dining overlooking La Avenida Tulum, quick and friendly service, and conveniently located close to a taxi station.

Stopped by on a Sunday morning around 11:30am. Put our names down with the hostess, seated about 15…read moremin later. We were pretty sweaty waiting, but once seated, the fans dried us off. There is a line inside if you placed a phone order. Got 2 coffees (americano + cappucino), chicharrones to start, chilaquiles (add egg) with choice or red/green sauce, and 4 tacos. Chicharrones came with generous amount of guac, and delicious, fresh tortillas. The pork skin itself was alright, but a great vehicle for the guac. Coffee was decent, cheaper than if you get a touristy cafe. Cappucino was very rich and milky with nice layer of foam on top. Chilaquiles were good, and tacos were very good as well. They accept card! Very speedy service. Overall, cheap and authentic.

Some of the best food I had in Tulum!…read more It's been a month since I ate here and I'm still thinking about the food. It was so delicious. Literally everything I tried. I particularly loved the relleno sabultes!! It's a must try if you're ever in Tulum. The restaurant itself is open with lots of seating. And the service was super fast and nice. I'll for sure be back whenever I go back to Tulum.

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.

Stopped by a little after 12pm on a weekday. Had a large order of 60+ tacos to go, which they…read morecranked out within 15-20 min. Got a mix of al pastor and chicken, all of which came with many bags of salsa (red and green). General consensus was the al pastor was great, chicken was a bit dry and passable. Washed it down with some horchata (which was also fine). Skip if you don't eat pork, but 5 stars for the al pastor in terms of flavor and value.

I loved the taste of their food! It was a very good price for authentic tasting tacos! No frills…read morejust simple tasting and friendly service thats super fast... I highly recommend the sopes & tostada.

Not sure why it took so long to get two tacos and a quesadilla when the tacos were hella dry and…read morecold. Tried the bistek and al pastor. Only good thing was the cold Coca Cola. Service was very slow. Asked for my check like 3-4 times. There are definitely other places to get better tacos but check them out if you'd like as I know it appears like a popular place to try. Might have a better experience than me. Was going to give it one star but changed to two because the fresh juice was tasty. I ordered the Vitamin C.

Great portions and quality for the price. Nice open canopy to feel the breeze. Food come out…read moreminutes after you get you drink. Really recommend for lunch or dinner. Will fill you up for hours!!! 10/10.

If you need a breakfast spot in Tulum, Potheads is it. We landed here more than once because the…read morevibe is just RIGHT for the morning.. easy, sunny, unhurried. The smoothies and burritos hit, the mimosas do not hurt, and the coffee is exactly what you want before a day on the bikes. My favorite move is heading upstairs to the little bar that overlooks the street and people-watching while you sip. Friendly and laid-back, a great way to start the day. I particularly loved the juices.

We came here on a whim the first morning of our stay in Tulum. It was open early and had coffee…read more It's a cute , family operated cafe with a jungle-like seating area in the far back and an upstairs. They do light a mosquito repellent fog which is helpful. We arrived around 745a and no one else was around. Only some stragglers from the prior night still getting after it. We ordered two lattes with almond milk and two breakfast burritos. The one I had was really good, beautiful presentation for breakfast. The ratio of potatoes:eggs:bacon was a little off and it seemed like a little more potatoes than other stuff in my partners. Overall, though it was super convenient and they do have some really good specials for fish tacos and drinks later on in the afternoon. We only had one meal here during our stay so can't speak too much else. They did seem to be reasonably busy throughout the day when we would drive by though.

​We visited Cetli on a Thursday afternoon for an early dinner, and I was immediately blown away by…read morehow homey and beautiful it felt. You can tell so much thought went into the decor. Culture is seeping out of every corner, and the rustic vibe and images truly make the atmosphere part of the dining experience. ​Lalo greeted us at the door right away and was just spectacular throughout the entire meal. He was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. His care and attention really heightened the whole evening for us. ​Before our main course, we were surprised with a complementary appetizer dish that was out of this world! It came with small empanadas, sopes, fresco cheese with beet jelly, garlic butter, nut bread, orange with worm salt, and a tomato cream cheese spread. I honestly couldn't believe all of that was on the house. ​For our main dishes, we ordered the Chile en Nogada and the Metztli. Neither disappointed! Both the nogada sauce and the black mole were addictive and perfectly executed. We finished with the Cetli (the Mexican sweet corn cake) for dessert, and the chocolate Kahlúa sauce tied everything together beautifully. ​Yes, this place is a bit pricey, but it is worth it from beginning to end. They even include a mazapán with your bill, which is such a sweet touch. I won't hesitate to come back!

Great moles!!! Be aware, almost everything on the menu is a mole and contains nuts, so beware for…read moreallergies. They're also a bit spicy if you're intolerant. But the quality is excellent, definitely worth the drive just out of town.