It's a small restaurant on 30th Ave (Coldwell) but man, is it special…read more I have tried several things on the menu but I keep going back to the chicken tacos. They're actually like mini gyros. They are on a delicious pita and served with an amazing garlicy white sauce, red sauce, black sauce and a green sauce. Don't be shy with the sauce, just douse it all over your tacos. The service has been consistently friendly and fast ever since I started eating here in 2019. I was just back last week and had a large order and it came out very fast, hot, delicious and with a smile. It's such a unique restaurant also--having traveled worldwide and lived in large cities such as Manhattan, Houston, London, etc., you don't find something like this. If you're in Cozumel, definitely stop by. It'll be a memorable experience (and the brownies are amazing!)

Excellent alternative to traditional Mexican food. Really good middle eastern food. Reasonably…read morepriced. Nice outdoor dining area. Good service. Highly recommended. .

It's alright. I'm so used to eating the best food there is available, I ended up eating here on…read moreaccident. The restaurant says it's the best breakfast in the Universe, but IDK.. It was just alright. The service was spotty, the food was just ok, and the facility was very sub par. I totally expected a whole lot more. They ran out of coffee while I was there and my chilaquiles had hardly any egg. I ordered it with arrachera and that was dry and tasteless. When I come back to Playas del Carmen I'm not sure if I will come here again. I like 4-5 stars, but this place was just a 2. The building was indoor/ outdoor, but run down, with plastic chairs and tables.

There are a ton of italian restaurants in Mexico especially in the tourist centers of Cancun and…read morePlaya Del Carmen. Its my general rule of thumb that I dont go to foreign countries to eat non local food. So even stepping into Osteria was outside the norm for me. The reason I came was because of its proximity to the hotel I was staying in and the menu prices I saw on a old picture on yelp. Turns out the prices were about double but still not expensive. They also have a selection of traditional mexican cuisine so I stuck to my guns and ordered something roughly equivalent to arrachera (flank steak) chilaquiles (breakfast nachos). It was about $130 pesos mas y menos. I enjoyed it about 30 minutes later on the beach and although its hard to eat steak while sitting on a beach towel with a plastic knife and fork it was still really good. I bet it would have been even better if I dined in. The staff were really nice and attentive to my questions.

Another great place to eat if you want convenience in location for the ADO bus stop on 12th/20th…read more But even if it wasn't for convenience I still recommend this place. I went here for breakfast and they serve you coffee, freshly squeezed orange juice and a small serving of watermelon with your meal. The food is great. The service is great and the atmosphere is great.

I came here two days before Christmas and they were extremely crowded. The wait was quite annoying…read more This review is for the food though. The meal starts with bread and butter. The bread was fairly mediocre buns. They were served warmed, but had a fairly generic premade type taste to them. I ordered the Scampi. As many have said here already, the portion is massive. Just this one entree could heartily serve three people. I rarely can't finish a meal and I had to leave a lot on the plate. The scampi is a basic Fettuccine with red sauce and medium shrimp without tail. There were also large bits of still crunchy onions. This seemed odd. The shrimp was well executed albeit not large. The Fettuccine was clearly dried. There were some occasional lumps in the pasta, a massive blunder. The sauce was a generic tomato and oil. The whole dish was boring. The pasta was store bought. The most enjoyable part was eating the mound of cheese they top the dish with. This is a good spot to come with a group for cheap pastas. They aren't amazing handmade pastas, but they aren't terrible from what I could tell.

Chstr (Cheester) is definitely one of those "know what you're getting" places. Their defining…read morecharacteristic is that portions for everything are huge. (Ok, well, maybe the pizzas are normal-sized.) But this is a place where you order maybe one pasta dish for three people. I don't think we saw anyone leave their table without a box of leftovers. (This also explains the prices, which look high by Playa standards, particularly considering you're essentially sitting in a rustic courtyard at tables with plastic tablecloths.) You can probably tell by my tone so far that we weren't thrilled with our dinner. The food wasn't bad, it just wasn't remarkable in any way. That said, had I spent the day snorkeling with a big group of friends or a family, and I was tired, sunburned, and famished, Cheester might have been exactly what I wanted. Two or three dishes shared around 5-6 people... simple, filling food, decent value for money.

Been eating these burritos for a few years now! This place rocks, hands down!!!! The pork is…read moremy favorite!

Great food, great service. Try anything with the chorizo sausage. Will blow you away. The pork…read moresandwich is scrumptious. The arrachera sandwich is a close 2nd. The best service I've experienced during my visit here.

Quick disclaimer, I have never tried the actual food here. However, they have the best doughnuts in…read morePDC. We come here anytime we're in town (usually several times) in order to get the cream filled doughnuts - they're so light and delicious with just a touch of lemon flavour, filled with the most delicious custard.

This is the worst place I've ever been in terms of service, they condition you on the hour and tell…read moreyou that they close in 30 minutes and that their time is more valuable than serving you, if you want to be treated badly, just go!!!

This place was so good. The pan was fresh and so soft and delicious. The empanada thing was…read moredelicious! And we also tried the triangle bread that was like pizza (can't remember the names). Anyway I am so glad I found this place during my stay in playa. I even brought some home to San Diego!

Stopped in to Mas Pan for a late night / early morning snack. We all had a number of things from a…read morecoffee to pizza. Everything is kosher so there is no meat in anything (which is fine). Everything was good and would like to try some of their breakfast items. I would recommend coming back.