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Taboo Cancun - Cheesecake

Taboo Cancun

4.0(292 reviews)
9.7 km•Zona Hotelera
•$$$

This place doesn't only have a great vibe, it is the Vibe! We had a birthday party there with a…read morelarge group. We all had a great time, drinks and food were great too. There was also a DJ and dancing by their bar.

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!

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Taboo Cancun - Pita bread

Pita bread

Taboo Cancun - Excelente lugar con una vista hermosa lo recomiendo para ver el atardecer y pasar una tarde noche espectacular

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Excelente lugar con una vista hermosa lo recomiendo para ver el atardecer y pasar una tarde noche espectacular

Milos - The lemon lamb w/potato is incredible!

Milos

3.7(33 reviews)
64.3 km•Gonzalo Guerrero
•$$

This place goes by two names to clear up any confusion, it is both Milo's & Mykonos. We arrived…read moreright around the time they must have been opening as they were still setting up some things & we were not greeted for awhile despite the employees speaking to each other right in front of us, which was a little strange. However, the service after that was delightful. Our waitress was very kind and attentive & even offered to switch our table when it began to rain (even though we were unaffected since the patio was covered) which was kind since we were pretty much done with our meal. I am picky about Gyros, and a huge fan of Greek food. So I would give this Gyro a 7.5/10. Which means I would come back, especially since I haven't found a decent Gyro at home. (The gyro was 220 pesos, $12 USD) For it's size and just a tiny handful of fries, it could've been less expensive. The Feta appetizer was incredible. 9/10. (180 pesos, $10 USD) Just needed more pita to come with it, but luckily we ordered bread that appeared to be bottomless (she brought us two baskets full) for only 25 pesos ($1.20 USD). We finished our meal and opted to try a delicious Baklava, one of the best I've ever had for $130 pesos ($7 USD) which I would also rate 9/10. Keep in mind this place is self-titled as "slow food" because it is fresh, but we were in and out in maybe 45 minutes tops. I would come back just to "snack" like this again, as the other entree menu items prices were too high for me. Overall, one lamb gyro, the one feta appetizer & additional bread, baklava and two lemonades, we paid 700 pesos, $38 USD.

My absolute most favorite restaurant in Playa del Carmen (visited several days in a row)…read more Conveniently located just a block or so from 5th, and just steps from the beach. Checked it our while on vacation with a Greek friend and she confirmed they are indeed legit! The service was attentive and friendly. Owner seated at a table nearby, he's even been known to serve the saganaki. Huge shot out to my fave waiter Joaquin. The food was fresh, bursting with flavor and well paced. I highly recommend the Greek salad (two on the menu - both are awesome), sampler of Greek dips, gyro, and chicken kebabs. Also the baklava was sweet and tasty! Saganaki was a miss for my pal and I so I recommend skipping that - tho we do typically love that appetizer). Definitely a must when you want some thing flavorful, healthy, and refreshing on a hot day.

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Milos - Outdoor seating

Outdoor seating

Milos - Natural Feta & pita

Natural Feta & pita

Milos - Semolina pie

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Vento - Grilled shrimp with creamy risotto.

Vento

3.9(19 reviews)
10.7 km•Zona Hotelera
•$$

I think I had a caprese salad here every night during our stay. Followed by a pizza, :)…read more All of our servers were amazing. The only thing that disappointed me is how many people don't tip the hardworking staff. The atmosphere is cute & tropical. We took plenty of photos here.

"Now mama don't you worry none From small things, mama…read moreBig things one day come" (Bruce Springsteen - From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come) Vento is a tapas restaurant located off one of the spokes of the Paradisus central atrium. It offers four salads, eleven cold tapas or small plates, fifteen hot tapas, and five dessert tapas. It's quite an elegant restaurant. You have the choice of sitting outside the main dining room in the atrium, or in the main dining room, which we chose. But we noticed it was noisy inside- perhaps a result of the open kitchen and bar areas that weren't too far from our seats, so we heard the shake, rattle, and roll of every dish, pot, and pan. Before we ordered, we were served a welcome drink that was excellent (some sort of strawberry and vodka concoction) and a basket with two small loaves of bread. The waiter very ceremoniouslly poured oil and a splash of vinegar into our three bread plates. We had a blast ordering. The waiter suggested we each order one salad, one cold tapas and four hot tapas. So we ended up with like 20 different things that all looked beautiful. My wife and son ordered the mozzarealla pizza from the hot menu, but it wasn't hot at all- kind of unappealingly warm. Here is my report on the tapas I tried: The greek salad was very good- lots of olives, which as an olive guy I appreciated, plus diced tomatoes, onions, peppers and crumbled feta cheese. An excellent cold soup (Ajo Blanco) served in what looked like a test tube with about a quarter cup of shrimp tartar. The shrimp tartar was delicious. Charcoal grilled octopus was a big chunk of an octo's tentacle served with potatoes in a sweet paprika oil. I didn't care for this at all. I've had octopus a few times and liked it, but this dish tasted a lot stronger than I expected. Black Baby Squid over wild rice - not a fan - it just wasn't something I liked, aesthetically so and taste wise. Pan fried shrimp with curry and chick peas over wild rice. Wonderful - my favorite dish of the evening - just bursting with flavor. I would have loved a big plate of it. Braised Veal Cheek with cauliflower and mushrooms. It had a very soft and delicate texture and was pretty good. King scallops with a green bean and pork ragout - another very good dish. Dessert tapas on the menu were a variety of sorbets, churros, ice creams, tiramiso and a custard. I ordered the vanilla custard, and it was very ordinarily flan-like. On the other hand, the Nutella ice cream was absolutely sensational. Our server was helpful and not intrusive, he explained the tapas concept and was swift in clearing the table and refilling the beverages. All in all, we had an enjoyable time and a pretty good meal.

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Vento - Intimate seating

Intimate seating

Vento - Our diner, an assortment of tapas.

Our diner, an assortment of tapas.

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La Sirena

La Sirena

4.3(104 reviews)
35.9 km
•$$

If I could give La Sirena more than 5 stars, I would! I…read morefirst reached out to La Sirena a few weeks before our trip to arrange a sunset dinner for a bachelorette party of 11. Then, on the day of our reservation, the guys decided they wanted to join us too - suddenly we were a group of 21! La Sirena graciously accommodated all of us without missing a beat. I had pre-ordered appetizers- delicious roasted Cheese Saganaki, Fried Calamari, Tirokafteri, Tzatziki + 4 or 5 more, including mac and cheese. Every one of them was a hit! I was covering for the group, and from there the staff took everyone's individual drink and additional food orders and even helped us manage separate checks. With a group that large, that alone is impressive! The service was fabulous, the food was excellent, the sunset atmosphere was beautiful, and the live band was fantastic. We had such a fun night. But it didn't stop there. A few days later, we chartered a fishing boat and came back with mahi-mahi, amberjack, and porgy. We brought our catch to La Sirena, and they prepared it for us - grilled and fried - and served it with fries and an absolutely fantastic salad for only $15 per person! It was delicious and an incredible value. My picture does not do it justice - it was excellent! They even helped package all of our leftover fish into separate containers so we could take it back to our hotel and share it with members of our group who hadn't gone fishing. And THEN there was the margarita glass! We loved La Sirena so much that we bought one of their beautiful handmade margarita glasses to bring home. Sadly, despite our best efforts, it was completely crushed during our trip home. I reached out to Anthony, and he was wonderful. He worked with me to arrange for a replacement glass to be shipped safely to us with insurance. That level of customer service -especially after we'd already returned home -says so much about this restaurant and the people who work there. From accommodating our last-minute group of 21, to the wonderful service and live music, to preparing our freshly caught fish, to helping replace our treasured margarita glass, La Sirena truly went above and beyond for us again and again. We can't say enough good things about this place. If you're visiting Puerto Morelos, do yourself a favor and go to La Sirena. Great food, wonderful people, fantastic atmosphere, and some of the best service we experienced during our entire trip. Thank you, La Sirena and Anthony, for helping make our trip so memorable. We will absolutely be back!

Special place to end the last night of our vacation in Puerto Morelos, Mexico. Very good seafood…read more Everyone enjoyed their dish. The shrimp scampi could use more seasoning however. You get quality, quantity and presentation. The ambiance is a winner! 5/5. Very close to the beach. The open air patio dining with a ocean breeze to cool us off. The margarita was delicious and hit the spot. Service is excellent. A winner all around. And icing on the cake - salsa band and dance lessons offered on the top floor many nights of the week. Fun!

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La Sirena - Live Salsa every Friday

Live Salsa every Friday

La Sirena - Grilled octopus with potatoes and spinach- wow! Spectacular!

Grilled octopus with potatoes and spinach- wow! Spectacular!

La Sirena - Fabulous... yummy

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Fabulous... yummy

Acroyali - greek - Updated October 2026

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