TGIF Fridays in terminal 2 at the Cancun airport. We had and split the Caesar salad and the Buffalo…read moreWingman burger. Caesar salad had plenty of dressing but lacked the citrusy kick. Good, not great. But that burger, oh the burger. This was a burger that burger wars are fought over. Big, delicious burger with guacamole, jalapeño and chipotle sauce. Drained over my hands as I ate it - I just LOVE that! Beer was a local microbrew, a pale ale that makes you hope you flight is delayed! So good!

Great service! Fridays Three Free For All is the way to go in my opinion. Burger was eh, but you're…read morein Mexico so can't complain. Your run of the mill airport food. Added bonus if you smoke, they have a smoke zone. So, you have the opportunity to cross smoking on the airport at a TGI Fridays off your bucket list

Solid chain Mexican American "fast" food restaurant smack right in the center of Hotel zone north…read more Big, AC, clean, trained services, booth and tables setting. Serving many kind of comfort sopas, ensaladas and enchiladas suizas and de mole. Milanesas and New York steak, sandwiches and burgers. Dedicated parking spaces for VIP. Services are slow if busy because of short staff. My wife appreciated the AC clean and quiet environment after a week of exploring the sweating hot local tacos establishment. Again, it's Mexican Denny, so don't try if you don't like. For the price, don't expect much than average. Btw, orange juice is awesome, with pulp not just like other orange water served everywhere else.

This place is just like Denys back in the US but with the Mexican flavors…read more The renovation came awesome. Service still great, delicious food, clean and welcoming ambiance with lots smiles, music and yummy food. Try the coffee, the clad de pollo con arroz, Enchiladas de mole or suizas and molletes..... you will thank me later is delicious. :) located in the Hotel Zone of Cancun, Mexico. It is part of a Mexican restaurant and cafeteria chain that has been operating for 55 years. Here's some information about the Vips Cancun Hotel Zone location: Address: Centro De Convenciones, Av. Kukulcán Centro De Convenciones Km 9 Lote 30, Av. Kukulcán Lote 30-Km 9, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico. Hours: Open daily from 7AM to 10PM. Phone Number: +52 800 900 8477. Rating: 3.7 out of 5 stars based on over 3000 user reviews. Offerings: Vips offers a variety of Mexican food and cafeteria options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including hot cakes, caldo tlalpeño, enchiladas suizas, and tacos dorados. Amenities: This location offers parking and accepts credit cards. It also has TVs and serves alcohol. Reviews: Reviews mention good food, reasonable prices, and fair value for money. Some users note that it provides a good alternative to the all-inclusive food commonly found in the Hotel Zone. However, some reviews also mention slow service and issues with accepting promotions. In addition to this location within the Hotel Zone, there are other Vips restaurants in Cancun, including Vips Cancún Tankah and Vips Cancún II Tulum, which are not located directly in the Hotel Zone but are still nearby

Rude staff. The person who interacted with me was rude. There was virtually no one in the place and…read morezero people outside. Instead of coming with a menu and offering me something she asks what am I doing there... she states that this not a common area and I have to leave. Then she stands over me and says she has to stand there and stay there until I leave. I was treated like a vagabond. People like this deserve no business

From the owner: Somos el primer taller profesional de Artes Visuales en Cancún en el cual se produce obra original…read morede autor, y también somos el primer taller en el que los artistas, de formación académica profesional, otorgan talleres a personas con interés -ya sea en ellos mismos o en sus hijos- de desarrollar sus habilidades y conocimientos sobre las artes plásticas. Además contamos con una cafetería ILLY en donde también servimos TEA Sommelier Leticia Sáenz, helados ALDOS, así como salsas, mermeladas y snacks GOURMET. Contamos con una carta de Sándwiches, panes dulces y jugos frescos.

After a long trip of island hopping, we stayed in a hotel next door and discovered this nice little…read morecoffee shop. We loved it so much we spent most of two days in this shop relaxing and unwinding, getting ready for the long trip home. The atmosphere is very low key with lounge music softly playing over the speakers, some great cappuccino, and an excellent wifi connection. The couches are soft and clean, the appetizers are cheap and good, and the A/C is cold. Next time I'm in Cancun I'll go out of my way to relax here.

Overall my experience here was great, only once was an order not up to our expectations out of the…read moremultiple times that we ate here. Safe to say, do not order steak, everything else just go for it! Their mojitos were my personal favorite, even after just having two of them i felt great! (But I had more) I also am a huge fan of their ceviche, their portion was quite large enough to share with my entire family, not to mention their shrimp with rice plate was also a favorite. My kids though liked their burgers and their pizzas especially when we did not want to go out. The service was great especially after the servers go to know us more and knew what we liked, they were great and informative on the menu items and seated us where we liked which leads me to my next topic: The scenery. The scene was amazing! I loved the breeze from the beach as the sliding doors were open while we ate (and did close them when it was a bit too windy) but it was so beautiful both in the morning and during sunset as we enjoyed our meals.

The view in this restaurant is amazing. The sliding glass windows open to a fresh breeze just a few…read moremeters away from the beach below. The food, however, is very mediocre. The tacos need as much pico de gallo and salsa as possible, just to have any flavor. There is a brick oven where they make pizza. I figured that would be good. It tasted like US public school cafeteria pizza. A notch below Celeste frozen pizza. It's located within the hotel by the pool and, like I said, has an amazing view. It's not winning any awards.

We came here because the original place we wanted to go eat was closed permanently. We ordered a…read moreshake and coffee and cake, Tres leches cake. The cake was incredibly sweet I could even taste and feel the sugar crystals when biting into the cake. The service was good, the people were very friendly.

S/O and I cane here every morning for breakfast during our stay in Cancun. Not because it was…read moreoutstandingly good, but it was a solid and reliable option for authentic, flavorful food. We got different items- tried their coffee (americano, frozen americano, latte), and tried their breakfast food. We got huevos rancheros and tostadas. Pictures attached. The plus is, the have free WiFi and you can get by with knowing a little bit of Spanish. The price is very fair too.

We had buffet style luncheon. They served all sorts of food, and it all had a great Mexican flair…read more They served nice drinks, and then they followed it up with the cool show they do with Mayan performers and with topical-dressed dancers. We had a good time. The mule was a part of a tour group that takes you to Chichen Itza.

"Fill my eyes with that double vision, no disguise for that double vision…read moreOoh, when it gets through to me, it's always new to me My double vision always seems to get the best of me, the best of me" Double Vision -Foreigner No you're aren't having a personality disorder meltdown when you walk in here, nor are you seeing double. This bizarre bazaar is part restaurant and part humongous craft fair. Our tour bus brought us here for lunch after a leisurely stroll in 111 degree F heat through the Mayan ruins at Chichin Ixta. Lunch was a buffet - two separate lines serving Regional (Mexican) dishes and International dishes (think spaghetti and hamburgers). I enjoyed the lunch, You went down a cafeteria style line, and the food servers (by the way, they all wore surgical masks, and that created a very bizarre sight) ladles up the goods. Yucatan roasted pork (Cochinita Pibil), Yucatan Chicken, chicken fajitas, whitefish fingers, mini hamburgers, Chilaquiles (kind of a nacho like dish of corn chips, red chili sauce, shredded chicken, cheese, sour cream and onion), Sweet Lime Soup, (Sopa de Lima), Cowboy Beans (Frijoles Charros), a mash up of beans, onion, garlic, chili, ham, bacon, sausage, tomato and cilantro), Tamales, and a slew of sides like rice, beans, spaghetti, veggies, a salad bar, breads, and mashed potatoes. Desserts are represented too -ever have sweet corn ice cream or lime ice cream? I had both today. So after lunch, the layout of the place flows you into a never-ending gift shop, like a clump of hair relentlessly circling the bathtub drain. there is no escape. Sombreros, ceramics, silver jewelry, everything Mexicana.... the display is very impressive because it goes on forever..