Vegan, natural food. Amazing flavors. Takes a bit of time to get the food but it's made with love…read more Has WiFi for working too.

There may turn out to be closer markets, but DAC is worth seeking out. Fresh produce, grains,…read moremeats, packaged good, bakery and more. Bustling grocery store with lines outside or inside to pay, which is nice because it's popular! Weigh your nuts and grains and veggies/fruit. There was a lady giving samples of fresh hummus and something else. I asked about salsa fresca (though I saw some nice looking jarred salsas). She suggested making it myself with a handful of ingredients found at the store. I did, and it was fantastic. Around the store and outside, there were also festive decorations that would be fun to get, if you're so inclined. I like grocery stores, especially when they are unique to their neighborhood. DAC fulfills the promise of a fun time shopping for things you need and maybe also for things you want.

Awesome market with fresh fruit and veggies. Open from 7am-9pm! Hours are incorrect :)read more

W O W This is one of…read morethose rare restaurants where I not change a thing. I loved the atmosphere, the decor, the staff, AND the food. Back to sausage, which is what Salciccium means in Latin, what a selection! Not an immense selection, but very electic. German, Spanish, and Mexican sausages, and a couple others. I think they are made in house.The fresh baked french bagguette my Catalan sausage was served on was perfection. Our waiter told us he was from Catalan Spain, and my guess is that he is the owner. Such tasty, wholesome food,I was amazed. We didn't do pizza today. It took a little while to order, get served, and eat, but what the hay, we are on v a c a t i o n! B E S T R E S T A U A N T AT THE T U L U M R U I N S

Went here for pizza. Luis, the manager, was very warm and welcoming. My husband and I shared a…read morepizza - thin crust, not overly cheesy, homemade pesto. The best surprise was the salsa tray with homemade salsa - try the onion salsa, it's yummy. My husband's frappe with fresh ground coffee was outstanding. This is a great place to get food if you're visiting the Tulum ruins. The menu is pretty extensive with some vegetarian options too.

Great service, food and drinks. Beautiful little village. We loved it and will certainly be…read moreback!!!

Wonderful food in the tiny town of Chemuyil (just outside of Tulum). Excellent service, seafood,…read moreambiance! Like a nice taste of Mexico.

Informative Tour and Free Samples of Authentic Mayan Chocolate - A Gem in Valladolid!…read more I was wandering around Valladolid on the afternoon of November 15th and stumbled upon this small chocolate museum located along the charming and quiet diagonal street known as Calzada de los Frailes on the way towards the Convent de San Bernardino de Siena. I stepped inside and was greeted by a very friendly and welcoming woman. There was already a group of people inside who were just about to go on a tour, so I joined them. The female guide who gave the tour told us all about the history and origins of chocolate, how the Mayans used it and its importance to them, and how it has changed over the years. She showed us various artifacts and photos in the small museum and explained the meaning of them and the process of turning the cacao bean into chocolate. The guide was knowledgeable, captivating, and entertaining. She also spoke at least three languages (English, Spanish, French and probably more) fluently and gave her spiels in all three as we had group members from Mexico, France and Canada. At the end of the tour, we got to sample a variety of authentic Mayan chocolates in different flavours, from honey to pure cacao to mint to vanilla to cinnamon to spicy to milk and more. They were all so unique and delicious! After the tasting, you are invited to look around the small store with a variety of chocolate products. You could purchase small boxes of the authentic Mayan chocolate in all flavours for 85 pesos, and they also sold chocolate shampoo, hair conditioner, body lotion and other things. In addition, the tour and tasting was completely free! The tour lasted about 20-30 minutes. I ended up buying a box of chocolates (they make great gifts for family and friends) because I really wanted to support this place. The tour was super informative. I learned a lot and I also really enjoyed the chocolate tasting at the end! There is also a small restaurant/café attached to the factory where you can purchase cacao-based drinks and treats. I definitely plan to check this place out next time I am in Valladolid! This place is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended!

What a special place to check out. Sebastian gave us an informative tour that included a tasting at…read morethe very end. The aroma of chocolate made this the perfect attraction. We ended our visit at the cafe next door for some delicious chocolate beverages, made by Ariana, that I'm still smiling about.

We stumbled upon Casa Banana while walking the beach road in Tulum looking for a dinner spot. It's…read morea Michelin guided restaurant and we were lucky to get a table on a Wednesday night since we didn't have a Rez. It's a very vibey spot with low lighting and a boho atmosphere. The highlight of the entire night was the baked fig appetizer! It was gooey and delicious! We also ordered the whole fish baked in the wood fire oven. The fish of the night was yellowtail. First time to ever eat a whole fish and wow was it good! For cocktails we got the Pilar, which had the lightest hint of hazelnut, and the Emerald whiskey cocktail. It was unique, but the Pilar was better. Service was very attentive and made great recommendations. Go check this place out and try and make a reservation for the weekends.

Had some time to kill before our reservation at Ilios, so my friends and I came here for a couple…read moreappetizers and it ended up being such a great find. I've been eyeing Casa Banana every night we've been here and it felt so much more chill compared to all the surrounding party restaurants. It was the perfect stop for a reset. The vibe was top tier. So intimate and cozy, and it felt really nice sitting by the fire on such a chilly night. Our server Joaquin was so friendly and attentive and took great care of us. The octopus salad was so lovely, and the Argentinian chorizo was honestly one of the best chorizo I've had. Not very spicy, served with perfectly toasted focaccia and roasted vegetables. We also loved the pickled eggplant that came with it. They brought out complimentary toast and spread when we first arrived too which was so sweet. So happy we stopped here

Obsessed with this place. It was on our must-eat list for Cozumel and it absolutely did not…read moredisappoint. My pasta was out of this world, and my husband's short rib was fantastic. The owner was so kind and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Definitely make a reservation ahead of time. We're already looking forward to going back in March, and yes, my crazy self called two months in advance to make sure I got the time I wanted. Highly, highly recommend. A true gem and such a unique dining experience in Cozumel.

The restaurant is upstairs and it's small but the ambiance is cozy and romantic. They have space…read morefor parties of 8, best to make reservations. We got lucky as a party of 2 with no reservation. I got their seasonal cocktail and he tried the mezcal. Had the mussels for an app and they were delicious. They also bring a fantastic focaccia bread with a spread that was phenomenal. We shared the risotto special with beef tongue. This was my first time trying it and I was skeptical but my gosh was it delicious!! Joey even took the time to pair a wine for it. Definitely recommend to friends and will be back. Also want to mention they locally source and by their ingredients and put love and thought into what they make. Food is seasonal and you can tell

Choco Story is definitely a 3 star experience with 5 star customer service and 5 star chocolate…read more The museum is a series of connected rooms with dioramas behind glass and narration that is offered at the push of a button for many languages. It's air conditioned. It reminded me a bit of the Cal Academy museum in San Francisco, California up to the point where it was renovated about 20 years ago with the dioramas. The chocolate is AWESOME. Buy a bucketload to bring home to share with friends.

I loved the three chocolates I got here! Try their coffee…read moreand chile chocolate they were delicious.