Best micheladas ever!! We found this location on our first night in Playa del Carmen and we were…read morehooked. We stopped by every single night that we were there. In LA we call this a michelada but in Mexico they call it "ojo rojo," which consists mainly of the beer of your choice (we chose Sol beer), clamato, chamoy.

This was our 3rd time there really great love the tamarindo miche super good , this time i try the…read moreblue hawaiana it was so good I had 3 its a nice place to rest after a long day

Super disappointing experience at this bar tonight and it's a shame because I've been here many…read moretimes before and really like this bar. Usually it is a good atmosphere. But the bartender here tonight was really bizarrely rude and I couldn't figure out why. A group of 6 of us came in. We all ordered drinks. I ordered a beer for myself and one of my friends. I handed her 100 pesos for the 90 peso tab and left the change as tip. When I ordered my second drink I noticed I had a lot of difficulty getting her attention and she didn't seem to be looking at me or even actively avoiding making eye contact. Having tried to get her attention many times, I was able to speak loud enough to get her attention when she came to get the order of someone near to me. I was shocked when she practically THREW my change back at me. Well, that was bizarre....am I imagining things? I couldn't imagine what I might have done that would cause her to be so rude so I shrugged it off. One of the 6 people in our party was not drinking. Everyone else ordered more than one drink and I know them to be considerate people and people who tip. I was SHOCKED again when the bartender approached the man in our party who wasn't drinking and asked if she could get him anything. She interrrupted his conversation -- basically tapped him on the shoulder while I was talking to him!!!! Meanwhile, when I'd actually WANTED to buy a drink, she wouldn't even make eye contact or look in our direction!!!! He thanked her and said no he didn't and resumed the conversation. At which point, she loudly screamed at him, "I'M TALKING TO YOU." He turned back to the bar and politely said, "I heard you, thank you. I'm good." Later, one of my friends approached us at the bar trying to get a drink and same deal, she said the bartender had been actively avoiding her and getting drinks had been very difficult. Lo and behold, my friend wanted a drink and now the bartender was ignoring us again. My friend tried on several occasions to get her attention and it was clear she was actively avoiding us. She wasn't far away so I did raise my voice to yell, "Can my friend get a Victoria?!" Now it was on. She SCREAMS back at me, "Will you please wait your turn?????!!!" So I told her exactly how rude she was and we left the bar. To be clear, this was the blonde bartender (wearing red on the Mexican independence day shift) and not the dark-haired woman behind the bar. I can only gather that this bartender was upset that one in our group occupied a bar seat when he was not drinking but there are much better and more civil ways to handle the situation. He was with 5 people who all WERE drinking. I also have no idea why this bartender decided to be so disgusting to me and my friend who politely ordered drinks and tipped her just because we were associated with someone else at the bar who wasn't drinking? Anyway, this bartender was completely rude and really spoiled what should have been a fun night out for no reason. I'd love to recommend this spot and return but unfortunately, not with this woman behind the bar.

My husband and I happened to be passing by this little bar and decided to stop in to catch the…read moreMexico vs Holland soccer game that was almost ending. I'm so happy we did. Very fun to cheer for Mexico in Mexico! This little place has such a lovely atmosphere. The staff is very welcoming and made me feel like a local. The manager Jorge invited us to come back a couple days later to celebrate our anniversary with a bottle of sparkling wine on the house! We had such a fun time having delicious beers and tequila shots. They play some of my favorite indie rock tunes that adds the perfect touch to the fun atmosphere. This is a great spot to relax and meet friendly locals.

This place is a dive, but it's a dive with surprisingly good tacos. I had my first tacos in Playa…read morehere, and I still haven't had a habanero sauce that's been hotter or more punishing on my palette! Check the boards on the outermost tables for deals; they always have something like three tacos and a beer for 100 pesos.

We had a blast the waiter was amazing the music was the bomb I'm from California and this place has…read morea bunch of different songs that were great for the moment a variation of different tight right across is a hookah lounge and they have great music you can have two margaritas and guacamole with chips it's the edgy venue that you don't find on every corner

Colloquially known just as "38th", this is probably one of the nicest bars in Playa that isn't…read moreexclusive or hidden behind a resort. Early evening vibe is chill, and they usually have 2-for-1 drink specials. The margaritas in particular are quite good, although they could be served in bigger glasses. The food is mostly bar items and tapas, but they're cheap and tasty. They have a handful of different taquitos with humorous names (i.e. impossible to translate) like "The Golden Chicken". Enjoy that. Late night brings in live music and a much more energetic atmosphere. By midnight the place is usually packed. Pro Tip: Watch the entrance; there's a rock path over a (real) pond that's easy to overlook and fall into, especially late at night!

The passion fruit blended Margarita was amazing. Very good prices for 5th. Definitely a valid 1st…read morestop to start off the night!!!

We were today at the Playa Del Carmen location, they took more than 40 min for them to bring 3…read moreTacos ahogados (tiny tiny tacos as tiny that they were even cute as a miniature of an average one but obviously not a proper serving the price) and two tortas, my acquaintance ate hers but mine was just awful, I personally know this tortas from other locations and this wasn't even ok not for size and timing also for presentation, birote bread? yes but old and overtoasted. And the carnitas re-fried and also old. At this moment I got very clear why was a Sunday and the place was empty. The girl asked and I answered why I didn't even touch it I ordered to go and we gave it away to the first street vendor right above the corner at the gas station. I don't usually write bad reviews but this place (this location in particular, it's been years since I don't go to Cancun's) is, in my opinion... Highly NOT RECOMMENDED.