This place is something very special. We spent a magical evening here under some light rain and had…read morean amazing night. Anna (Ana?) was our server and took great care of us. We had a variety of dishes which were all great but the mole was the star of the show. Beautifully done. Bonus- there's a bookstore also ran by the owners of the restaurant above the main dining room. You can't miss this place on your next visit to Merida EDIT: We loved this place so much we decided to come back again on our last night. As before, the service was amazing and I was able to pick up some great art and architecture books as well.

Great, flavorful, made onsite delicacies : excellent mole, chips and guac to die for, and colorful,…read moreshaded outdoor dining. Will return

I came back to try another dish. The tuna tataki. It was not good. Over cooked. Over salted. The…read moreside greens and avocado were delicious. The margaritas are tasty, but mostly ice. A bit skimpy for the price.

Great prices but better service. Forget about Home Depot. These guys are the best…read more I couldn't find what I needed anywhere else in Metida. Great deal.

Funky shop full of locally made artesanal handicrafts and organic foods. Great place to find…read morehandmade and unique gifts. They will even have things custom made.

A beautiful exhibition space in downtown Mérida! They also have a cafe that serves coffee and tea,…read morewith good WiFi. It's a nice place to work leisurely sitting in the lovely courtyard. In the late afternoon/evening, you can enjoy music by a very talented pianist named Seth.

Made a quick stop to pick up goodies - eats, drinks, toiletries and the like - for use and…read moreconsumption during the week Hubbers and I were to spend in this here Merida. If I'm not mistaken, parking is available at street level, but I felt it much more convenient parking underground. There was an escalator available for both people and shopping cart alike. It was easy getting in and outta there. Everything was nicely spaced out so it didn't feel crowded. We found everything we needed - and then some I didn't expect (like Blue Moon and Paulaner beer... really!??!) Price point is pretty much like spending in US dollars. Still fair, though. TIP: This is not your typical huge Walmart store a lot of us are used to. You won't find big screen TV's, clothing or furniture, etc. It's mostly for grocery shopping, everyday use kinda items. They have produce, meats, drinks, etc. But there are plenty of options. I guess we got everything we needed (and then some) we needed for the entirety of our visit. Probably my go-to for those basic needs the next time I come visit.

The best selection of Talavera tile in Merida. The owner, Evelyn, was very helpful with suggestions…read moreof patterns for my kitchen counter backsplash. She also speaks a little English. Prices are very reasonable and they take credit cards. Not sure if Yelp shows the correct location - it's across form the Sam's Club at Plaza Fiesta

This Walmart is part of the Uptown Plaza. Parking is on the ground floor. As you walk in from the…read moreparking area, there are several shops and restaurants at ground level such as Vips, La Casa de los Abuelos, an ice cream shoppe, and the entrance to the Hilton Garden Inn hotel which is part of the same plaza. Go up the moving sidewalk which takes you to the second level and there is the entrance to the Walmart. This Walmart is similar to others you have visited, with both a grocery and also general home and garden items, auto, clothing, etc. You can expect prices to be a little higher on American items and lower for non-imported items. The parking area has security personnel as does the plaza.