I came here my first night (a Tuesday), when they have salsa dancing. There are lots of little food places where you can order from, and then choose somewhere to sit. There were a couple very small tables, but mostly it was picnic tables that were under a roof-type situation. The bar area was also sheltered in case there is rain. This is when I was introduced to the famous "grasshopper salt" that they use to rim the glass for mezcalitas, and it's very standard in Tulum to use it. It's VERY GOOD, and I'm buying it for my own kitchen. The tacos were really good. A little heavy (fried), but made with love. I'm not even sure what was in them, but I tried two different kinds. There are also tables when you walk in where people are selling various items such as clothing or jewelry. There's a little playground area in the back, and there were children, dogs, families, couples, and friends there. Very chill place! read more