This is probably my favorite vegan place in Yucatán! The…read morewhole experience was beautiful from beginning to end. The restaurant was part of a lovely hotel and the interior design was gorgeous. We were greeted by two gentlemen's and they informed us that they didn't have enough tables but after a few mins they set us a table near the pool. Our serve was very attentive and he explained the menu to us because it was quiet difficult to understand. Once we received our veggie pizza and vegan burger.... omg it we couldn't stop eating lol. This place was amazing !

This is a vegan place. Normally I am not a vegan fan but after having been in Mérida for a while, I…read morewas dying for something without meat. Lo Que Hay is located inside of a hotel in a outdoor courtyard. I don't know how they remain open when it's raining hard but we went there one night after it rained and it seemed fine. The menu changes every day by nationality and by items as well, which is like their specialty. My husband and I went for Japanese night, Italian and Lebanese I think. My favorite was Italian from them. For the Japanese night the rice in the sushi was a little undercooked. The food in general is good not excellent. I don't know how good vegan food could be but this is fine and interesting. The meal normally is 160 pesos per person with tips. Normally it comes with a non-alcohol drink, a soup, an appetizer, an entree and a dessert. Overall it's good for Mérida because it gives you something different and varieties.

It's quiet difficult finding vegan food in the Mérida but I was lucky enough to find this gem! The…read moreservice was excellent,the energy was unique and beautiful& the food was amazing! My friend and I got the vegan cocoa hot cakes that was filled with bananas ,raspberries and sugar powder on top! Omg delicious.

This is an excellent choice for those of us who are vegans and also for those who aren't…read more Great cuisine, delicious, beautifully presented. Will go back many times.

This place was... interesting. The decor is very modern and has a western feel to it. Located in a…read moreslightly more upscale suburban part of Merida, the place was empty aside for us, but we did go at a strange time of day I guess. Maybe it's more popular for dinner. The waiter did not know a word of English, so be prepared to order and understand the menu in Spanish. When we told him we were American and could only speak a tiny bit of Spanish, he walked off and muttered what sounded to me and my girlfriend like "shit!"! He didn't seem to know how to respons to anything we said in Spanish. Oh well. The bread and chimichurri sauce were delicious. I ordered the burger, which didn't have any flavor, but seemed to have lentils and therefore protein in it, which was a good thing. The salad was tasty. I would recommend trying it out at night time. PS- the coffee was excellent and strong.

Had the best horchata and chilaquiles verde with chicken here! They bring out complimentary bread,…read moresalsa, and beans. You can see the kitchen from sitting at any wooden table, and the decor feels like being in grandma's home. The service is friendly and nice. There is also an option for an English menu. They have a bathroom in the back. Also, beware some mosquitos inside by the window.

I was not happy with anything. It took almost an hour to get my food and the place wasn't that…read morecrowded. I had to ask for water 3 times. When the food arrived it was totally unappealing.

I was fortunate enough to come upon this cute "slow food" spot in civic center. I went to every…read morerestaurant in the plaza looking for vegan food but I had no luck. Luckily I was able to order the Veggie wrap without mayo..still the chipotle hummus dressing inside was delicious! They do have vegan desserts which were pretty good too. Service was excellent, very attentive and nice.

This was a great lunch spot with flavorful delicious food. Outdoor seating with a beautiful natural…read moreaesthetic.

Un lugar bastante agradable con buena Musica y un buen ambiente, los precios son algo elevados en…read morecuanto a desayunos pero nada extremadamente caro, buen lugar para venir a desayunar y excelente opción si eres vengan@

From Chicago, first time at Marmelade today. Here are some of my thoughts:…read more -The service was first class! My waiter spoke very good English. -We sat outside on a Sunday morning, in early October, very pleasant. -Clientele are more upper class than we've seen in Merida. -They did not have vanilla for my latte, so I ordered caramel--very good! -I ordered the classic pancakes with maple syrup--quite good. -After we ordered, they came around with the pastry plate. We'll definitely get the cinnamon roll next time : ) Highly recommended!!

Vibey little cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Food was ok. Would try lunch here.read more

My husband and I had lunch at Amaro. It was one of the best meals we had during our vacation in…read moreMerida because I didn't have to struggle to find a vegetarian option. They had an entire page of their menu full of vegetarian options-- with protein! We had the stuffed squash and eggplant meshe. Both were fabulous. Then we decided to have the crepe de cajeta for dessert. Another excellent choice! It seems like it is more popular for dinner than for lunch, but we still enjoyed our meal and had great service. Oh, and a high chair with a tray for our son-- an added bonus! One caveat-- I speak enough Spanish that I had no problem ordering and interacting with our server. Not sure if they have an English menu or staff who can speak English to explain menu items. If you aren't super comfortable ordering in Spanish, use a translator on their online website before you go just in case.

To start, bugs would not stop falling from the sky...a bit gross, however it was raining a bit and…read moreit is sort of an outside restaurant. Ordered a mango and strawberry daiquiri and they were not blended. Rim was something strange. Not salt, sugar nor tajin. Service was very slow. The guy was nice but would rather chat with his coworkers. Ordered an avocado pizza, and it tasted like something from the school cafeteria. Chaya crepes were soggy, drowned in sauce to the point where it nauseated me. God help anyone who comes here looking for a fulfilling meal. Included gratuity into the check, but told me I didn't have to pay it if I didn't receive good service. What a weird spot to be put in!?

From the owner: Comida vegana a la leña y carbón.read more