Hey guys we are here visiting Tulum and this place is the one to satisfy your ice cream fix. We…read moretried the banana crunch and it was perfect! A cone and a cup with one scoop each is about 7bucks us.

Place was nice and staff was very welcoming and friendly. Yair our waiter was very helpful and…read morecheck up on us, and gave us some recommendations of places to go. Food was great and food portions were good.

Food amazing, delicious. Authentic Italian Home made pasta & woodfire pizza. Could not get…read moreenough. Highly recommend.

Good pizza, great pasta. The mushroom ravioli was delicious. Our kids were leased to have authentic…read morepizza while on vacation.

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

Atmosphere is great. Food was aweful. They recooked my…read moresteak 3 times and I could not eat it. Like chewing bubblegum. My granddaughter had the seafood pasta and the shrimp was falling apart- it was bad! The reviews are not true to our experience. Also when you sit they pour you a half a glass of water- this is 180 pesos per person with zero refills. Definitely not worth the cost to leave and go home to eat.

Came here to celebrate a birthday. We had an amazing time. The food and service were amazing. The…read moreonly thing that overshadowed those was the ambiance. The fire show was like sitting front row at a show in Las Vegas.

Sweet treats and even sweeter service Highly recommend this spot--every scoop comes with a smile!read more

We were at a beach club in Tulum and decided to stop at Aldo's for ice cream since it was a very…read morehot day. The servers were very friendly and let my kids try different flavors. My kids said that this was the best ice cream they had in Tulum.

Was a bit skeptical about coming here since there's some reviews about a " short tattooed man…read morepunching people for no reason." Fortunately we didn't experience that . This place was super cute! The lady helping us let us try all the flavors we wanted which was super nice since I can be indecisive when choosing a flavor. The best flavors were coconut & coffee. It was super delicious. Although the texture was a bit different than traditional ice cream, I did love the coconut chunks. I also loved how the icecream was vegan free as well! It was about $12 USD for 2 ice creams which wasn't bad . I love the open space and the edm music playing! Super chill place to hang out.

This seemed like a cool place to hang out, so we stopped by for drinks. They have happy hour from…read more6-8pm. We came by around 7 and realized that this place was dead. There were a few people by the bar, but that's is. We were approached by some people telling us about some special ice cream that gives you energy before we could even walk in. It seemed skeptical, so we grabbed a table in the back. The bar was cool with car frames hanging on the ceiling. We got passion fruit mezcal margarita. The rim was lined with some red salt that was not tasty and our drinks were different shades of yellow (should be the same drink). It was not a good margarita by any means. I don't taste any passion fruit and it was one of the worst cocktails I've had here. The servers were smoking around us and it seemed like they gave the wrong bill to one of the other customers next to us. We quickly got our bill and left after the one drink I couldn't even finish. Not sure if it was an off night, but we won't be back. FYI the bathrooms here are nasty. Door won't close and no lids on the toilets. Save your pesos and go else where.

Highly recommend this gelato shop. Some of the best gelato I've tasted. We visited in the heat and…read morelet me tell you the cold gelato was so enjoyable and hit the spot. The prices are cheap too! I tried the lemon cake and mint on separate trips. I'm a lemon lover and mint fan, but between the two - mint took gold. We experienced friendly service each time we visited. Tip: on Wednesdays they offer BOGOs for single scoops.

A definite visit for me while visiting Tulum. I typically gravitate towards the pistachio flavored…read moregelato, but last night visit I was feeling the mint and it was absolutely delishhh! Next visit I'll likely get the pistachio. I tried my best friend's lemon flavored gelato which I was hesitant about as I'm not huge on lemon and that's the best lemon flavored gelato I've had. It also had chunks of cake in it. Talk about kickin' that up a notch on the gelato game. Staff were friendly and patient with us while we made our selection. They even allowed us to try a new flavors before making our decision. It was so lovely to walk into this nice icebox and cool down. It was brightly light and inviting. I'll definitely be back for more visits during my time in Tulum.

I have come to Humo a couple times and every experience was amazing. They are a low key restaurant…read morewith outstanding dishes. I have had their acai, vegan ceviche, octopus, huevo rancheros. Great vibes and tulum style decor. This is another place off the beaten path that is not frequented by tourists.

Slow service, good food and drinks…read more I would give this place a 5 STAR REVIEW for sure , the place is nice and food is ok Nevertheless, the service is SLOW!!!!!!! Make sure you coming here only if you have time to spare. We were the only ones in the restaurant and it took them 20 min to bring a bear and a drink We spent a good 2 hours in this restaurant that we wasted and we couldn't go to la Zona Arqueológica.

Great service and food. Support the locals. You will not be disappointed. Little glimpses of heavenread more

This is one of the best places to get an açaí or matcha latte. They even used to have frozen yogurt…read morefrom a machine!!! When I used to eat out way more often, I was coming here all the time. They have good service and it's cute and cozy. I still come for an açaí every once in awhile!!!

I read a blog of all the things to do in tulum, and places to check out while I'm here. Origami was…read moreon the list of must try's. I walked in and there was no greeting. I wanted a strawberry paleta but they didn't have it. I asked to try some flavors and the guy was annoyed by it. I tried 3 flavors and decided on the passion fruit. I paid and no thank you, no nothing... I don't know if he hates life or had a bad day, but they get three stars because the sorbet was refreshing and good.

To be fair. I've only had small tastes that my kids are willing to share. The small amount of…read moresamples afforded me tell me this is a good spot. The gelato is served from frozen containers that are sealed and not the typical open piles of gelato. This is the superior method for serving gelato and absolutely necessary in this tropical location. The kids love the dulce de leche and the cookies and cream flavors. The sorbets are great too (try the lemon/basil). Cash only (70 peso single and 90 double) and the line can get backed up quickly but it is worth the wait, provided they don't run out of your favorite flavor.