Sunday afternoon and my wife and I were craving a margarita. Stopped in here because we have been…read morein their other restaurants in Playa and Cozumel. We ordered two traditional margaritas with ice and no salt. They were excellently made with a nice lime base. They brought two salsas and chips with our drink. Bartender asked if I wanted to try the habanero salsa. I did and it was HOT. We ordered a cheese dip with chorizo and flour tortillas. It was nice and thick and was good on the tortillas. I added the habanero salsa to kick it up. Nice Centro location overlooking a square. Glad we stopped.

Very chilled Mexican pub. Enchiladas are always great. Tacos were alway very good. Big portions…read more Friendly staff.

This restaurant was one of the highlights during our recent trip to Mérida. We sat outside in the…read morecourtyard area for dinner where the tables were well shaded with trees and umbrellas. We enjoyed several cocktails and ordered a variety of items from the menu, all of which were excellent.

Went here around 5 pm on a Monday between Christmas and New Year's. Fortunately I was by myself and…read moregot a seat at the bar right away because there was a one-hour wait for a table already. I ordered papadzules with longaniza, sopa de lima, and chaya con piña. I enjoyed everything, especially the soup. I wish I could have eaten more and tried more items, but I was so full just from those. The ambiance was cozy and pretty romantic during dinner time. There was only one server taking orders at the bar. He spoke English well. My orders didn't take too long to come out. The prices are on the higher end, though.

We stopped by here twice on our tour of Chichen Itza. The staff when we were walking through the…read moregift shop were very overbearing. I was trying to talk to my husband about things while a sales associate was right on our tail to suggest more things for us to buy that we had no interest in. The food buffet when we came back was okay. There were limited options and only one dish stood out as being tasty was the shredded pork. They had two different groups of dancers who danced for maybe two minutes and then went around asking for tips. Then the server came back around telling everyone that the dancer tips and server tips are separate. The "servers" were not present at all except when they sat us and asked if we wanted drinks and dropped them off.

On my tour from Cancun to Chichen Itza, we actually came here twice. It was our first stop to buy…read moresouvenirs before heading the Mayan Ruins and after that, we returned here again, for lunch. It's a rather large space with many different souvenirs, at a somewhat decent rate. I wound up buying an overpriced pack of six Mexican Tequilas to give to some of my colleagues and some candy for my daughter. The staff here wasn't overbearing but they stand close by and swoop in to give you a ticket with their name-- I guess to receive credit for the sale, although they provided absolutely no assistance. When we came for lunch, the lines were a little confusing because people were just standing all over the place. Finally, when we did get our food, I only wanted rice and black beans, both of which were good. We also were provided a glass of Horchata, I've never had it before but decided to drink it-- I was very impressed and actually liked it.