The arrechera panini n caribeña salad were great but the juice smoothies we had were made with…read moreincredibly unripe fruit n just sooo sour

After 20 years of nightlife experiences in different countries and many US cities, Taboo was the…read morebest. A seated night club dinner experience designed for elder millennials. Superb service, drinks, and exquisite food. Sexy environment and staff. Incredible performers. Few places transport all of your senses through time. Bravo to the Taboo team for being that place where movement + meal = CELEBRATION.

I'm literally sitting in the restaurant right now, and I am extremely disappointed with this…read moreexperience. This place was recommended by our butler at the hotel, and honestly, we should have just gone with our original choice instead of coming here. The restaurant itself is aesthetically pleasing, but that's about where the positives end. The food is seriously underwhelming and absolutely not worth the price. I ordered the seafood spaghetti, and every single clam came out closed. The mussels were ridiculously small, there was barely any other seafood in the dish, and for the price they charge, it honestly feels like a complete rip-off. The show is entertaining, but the entertainment is better than the food, in my opinion. On top of that, the sodas we were served were flat and appeared to be expired, which is completely unacceptable. This has easily been the worst dining experience I've had since being here. The atmosphere may look nice, but that does not make up for poor-quality food, questionable drinks, and prices that do not match what you're actually getting. I would not come back, and I definitely would not recommend this restaurant. And, we came here to celebrate a birthday. Wow!

$10 ish lunch of a healthy salad and (not so healthy) horchata. Salad is fresh with strawberries…read moregranola and lettuce. I was told never to order salad in Mexico or the Caribbean because of the water (quality )they might use but hey would they be in business if everyone got sick? Looks fresh and del

Tons of options for the pickiest eaters. I got the Red Blast smoothie and the Bacon Chicken…read moresandwich. The smoothie was good overall but had a slight saltiness to it that I did not love but not a deal breaker. The sandwich was super tasty and quite filling it also came with a potato salad ganish. Over just a good experience

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.

Permanently closed!! Too bad, the place looked super cute!! I really wanted their chilaquiles.read more

Their vegetarian menu is what really drove us to Natura! It's difficult to find vegetarian food in…read moreMexico so we were really excited for this place. The food did not disappoint, I ordered the vegetarian enchiladas and the hubby ordered an omelet. Both were very tasty, flavorful and quite large dishes. On the flip side, the service was complete garbage. It took at least 5 minutes for any staff to acknowledge us even though they were running around to other tables... the place wasn't even half full. Actually they did not even acknowledge us, we had to force their attention. Throughout the time we were there the service was very slow and unnecessary. Especially for a place that was more than half empty. We watched a lady who literally walked right out after what seemed like she was sitting around for a long time. Good great. Service shit. Choose your battle wisely.

I stopped in along with a colleague for a late lunch today. El Huerta had a nice crowd of locals…read morewhen we got there. Always go where the locals go, right? Anyway, the staff were great and the food was fresh and tasty. My colleague had the fried shrimp special that came with mashed potatoes and salad. I had the Poblano Enchiladas with pollo and it was delicious. The dish had just the right heat. The Dos Equis Amber was ice cold, big plus. There is valet parking on site. 4.5 stars! This is a nice spot to eat at in Cancun.

Some of you who frequent Costco in Cancun may already know this gem, but today was our first meal…read moreat El Huerto del Edén. It's a super cute spot, great service, and the food very fresh and tasty. I had the Eden's salad and the chicken was so good, the veggies fresh, and great balsamic reduction dressing (I added habanero salsa and more balsamic vinegar). Hubby's Chicken Curry was also fantastic. Great veggies, amazing chicken, and a super yummy curry. This is definitely going to be our go to on Costco runs.

What a pleasant surprise! I spend 1/3 of the year at the Presidente Intercontinental and had never…read moreeaten here. On a spur of the moment date, a friend suggested we dine here. Maria o was our waiter and was excellent! My friend and I shared the raw salmon appetizer and it was so flavorful! We both had the four cheese gnocchi. It was better than the gnocchi we had at Casa Rolandi. The pace of the meal was perfect! For dessert, we shared a flan that was so nicely sweet. Everything was amazing! I was totally surprised by this restaurant for dinner!

This restaurant is in the "hotel zone". We stayed at the intercontinental. Cafe urbano is in the…read morevicinity. We wanted to eat where it wasn't busy. This place has a nice view. To get to that view, you'll have to climb a few steps. The atmosphere was chill. The waitress was pleasant. We had cappuccino, freshly squeezed orange juice, pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, fruits, and a few pastries. To come degree, there seems to have been some misunderstanding in our communication. Nevertheless, the overall the timely service and taste of the food was fine. Nothing to write home about.

It was a rainy Sunday afternoon and I'd just arrived after my flight from Miami. Was thrilled to…read moresee they have a new menu! Lots of vegetarian options added! And some surprise items added. The pork belly tacos were mentioned as a new item. Unusual for Mexico. I've only had them on Tybee Island, GA, at a foodie place. Complimentary chips and salsa were offered while I waited, but Inpassed on those, not wanting to spoil my hunger for the pork belly taco. They arrived - three on the plate. The pork was cooked nearly crisp to the edges but soft in the center. They were seated on a small amount of sauce. They were better than the ones on Tybee Island! So tasty! I could have had a second plate! Service was excellent - friendly and attentive! Highly recommended.

My favorite of the restaurants at the Intercontinental! Breakfast buffet was very clean and…read moreeverything tasted great. The dinner menu is a little smaller, but the fish tacos and rib-eye tacos were phenomenal. Service was friendly and attentive, & of course, you really can't beat the view!

it takes a little bit of work to get here from hotel zone if you are taking the r1 or r2 we had to…read morewalk about a mile after getting off the bus but had this selected as our breakfast place choice and it was well worth the effort to walk there. They treated us like royalty. The service was amazing and the chef even came out to chat with us. Coffee was spectacular and my husband asked for a recommendation on the most traditional breakfast he could get there and he loved it as it had chicaronnes in there along with tons of flavor. I had the waffle eggs and bacon and I enjoyed how thin the bacon was cut because it actually cooked up nice and crisp. atmosphere is airy and modern and the baked goods all looked spectacular however I just had no room to sample any.

A group of us went to dinner and then wanted to get dessert out. This place was a cute little gem…read morewith a really friendly staff. I got the chocolate dome, which was a chocolate and vanilla moose in a dome of dark chocolate. It was really good. I also tried the red velvet cake, brownies, and cherry macaroons which were all tasty. I will say, I've never really liked macaroons but these were something I would choose to get again. None of us ordered it, but there was a really cool French press coffee that they made at the table (boiled water over stereo up into another glass dome that was connected to it, then turned off the heat and the coffee filtered down). Someone at the next table ordered it so we were able to watch. It was so neat. Definitely order that if you're a coffee person.

What a good restaurant this is. We ordered the buffet just about every time, but because we have…read morethe all inclusive they're likely to give you whatever you want. If you order the drinks from their all inclusive menu, you can have pretty good drinks with that. You sit right there by the beach, and you see the ocean while you eat your meal.

Service and food were great very attentive and delicious. The fried fish and fresh oysters were…read morewell prepared and fresh