We came for a buffet here and we were astonished with the food and the ambiance of this place…read more An excellent customer service with plenty of food options for traditional Mexican and continental. Some of the dishes like cocinita pibil was excellent. This is a must try place if you're around.

Ok first of all let me say !! We have been to this place with a tour bus that came from chichenitza…read more!! We love Valladolid ! The food and service here was great!!! Ambiance is great with all the statues and stuff here!! This is a must when doing a tour to the ruins!! Do the cenote ( swim hole) after is a must!!! Oh!! They serve beer and drinks here also!! Great place we will definitely be back for a third time soon!! Here's some pics!!

An oasis from the sun. Nice cool place for a refreshing fresca.read more

Excellent food, very very helpful staff, great value my wife and I had a wonderful lunch with…read moreappetizers for under $13 I highly recommend it. Anybody should come here for lunch on their way to Chichen Itza!

Great stop on the way back from Chichen Itza. Authentic, local, simple, delicious!…read more Ambience included an hombre singing as skinny dogs roamed about in search of scraps. The waiter greeted us right away and told us the three option on the menu. We had the carnitas and they were soooo good. I can't remember the other two, but one was with eggs. If you're looking for the real deal in a small town, do it!

La Tia de Kaua is a little off the road restaurant close to Chichen Itza and to be honest, I was a…read morebit worried about getting sick here when we pulled in. The sign is a bit off to the side and not really facing the street, so we missed it the first time around. Pulling in, you can see the grills going in front and in the back of the seating area. Plastic chairs and tables under shaded canopies were readily available. There is no menu, essentially whatever meat is being grilled is what you get - that and along with warm homemade tortillas, pico de gallo, limes, beans, and salsas. So I was lucky they were grilling pork that day. The pork was pretty good and fantastic with their thick homemade tortilla and ridiculously spicy salsas. For $4 USD a person, this was a steal. I did get a bottle of water and not use their cups of ice just to be on the safe side. Glad to say I had no tummy issues after this meal.

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.

Very good food for your brief lunch on your way to piramide. Nice cocktail and juicy shrimps, meat…read morewas also good. Try watermelon juice here, too!

This place is so delicious! Great portions. Excellent service. A must when you arrive to Piste…read more They also have buffet with wonderful selection of Yucatan dishes.

Was a quick stop between Merida and Chichén Itzá. Looked up reviews and this place was recommended…read more The space is nice, well kept, and welcoming. Our party of 4 sat down and ordered 3 dishes to share, the steak and potatoes, the panuchas, and cochinita pibil. The cochinita was on the drier side but flavorful. Everything was good. Tip: Cash only!

Friendly service. Food is pretty good. The restaurant has lots seating with fans and air…read more conditioning.

Stopped here for breakfast. They only had rice, beans, plantain slices, eggs with tomatoes and…read moreonions, and one meat selection. Pretty basic for $20 USD buffet which did not include drinks.

We were taken here by an organised tour for lunch buffet after visiting Chichen Itza, We had a…read morelittle expectation, but it turned out to be a surprise and it was more a bigger one with so many vegetarian options. The drinks were not included but were reasonable and totally worth a try. For starters, the corn chowder soup was mindblowing, best I ever had. The salsa and guac were perfect too. I remember veggie tacos, they were great, too. They had chicken, fish, seafood and red meat options as well. we were in a group of 11, and everyone was pretty amazed. Even the desserts were pretty decent !

This restaurant is located behind the entrance gates for the Coba ruins (sorry, yelp, for reporting…read morethe place closed, but the location doesn't match up with the yelp map). It is a big, two storied facility that faces the lake, and the huge parking lot makes it popular with tour groups and daytrippers. They have a full bar and serve dinner, unlike most of the other places in town, which have no alcohol and are often only open until 6pm. They have a buffet, but we ordered a la carte. Food was served up quickly. The food was pretty good but definitely not as good as the other places we tried in Coba. Prices were slightly higher than at the little places outside of the gates. But the place definitely felt clean, and if you want servers who speak English (or even French or German), this place is your place. We had the guacamole, which was very good but not as good as other places in Coba. My husband had the quesadillas, which were really big. My kids had kid meal things. I had the roast pork, which was well-seasoned. It came with a small amount of rice and beans, which were fine. The beers are served ice cold, which is nice after hiking around the ruins.

Located just outside Coba Archaeological Park, this open air covered restaurant has a large menu…read moreand pretty quick service. We had an order of chicken enchiladas in a Verde sauce. This was good. A lot of cheese but it was fresh and not oily at all. The spaghetti with meat sauce was a little bland but good just the same. We also had a fresh fish dish that was good. Not sure what kind of fish it was. This is a good option when visiting Coba if you check out the ruins, eat, then drive on to the cenotes or back toward Tulum.

Really good, authentic, Yucatan style lunch buffet. It was included in our tour by Alma's LDS…read moretours. Very good food, excellent customer service, clean, big and they provide dancers as entertainment. It does get really busy because all the tour buses stop here. Other than that the food, drinks and service was excellent.

Stopped here while on a tour to see the Mayan temples...food is fresh and tasty! Dancers are pretty…read morecool to watch but they're pretty upfront with asking for tips - signs are all over the place reminding you to tip! The outdoors patio is pretty too.

If you love to find hidden treasures, this place is a one a kind place. As soon as you descend the…read moresteps into the underground cave and pool you are mesmerized by the wonders and beauty of nature. It is a beautiful and unique experience!

I have had a lot of amazing experiences in my lifetime, but Cenote Hubiku is quite possibly one of…read more my favorites ! From start to finish, this tour was both very educational and entertaining. I would suggest any and everyone traveling close to Yucatán visit this site. Our visit to Cenote was the first stop of a bus tour. We were greeted by a shaman who blessed and prayed over our entire group. We purchased a few souvenirs and then dined on some amazing food at the outdoor restaurant and enjoyed a little show while we ate. We then walked the grounds to explore and learn more about the Mayans. The Cenote was truly an astonishing sight. While I didn't get to take a dip in the water, just standing inside this amazing wonder was super breathtaking! I've seen pictures of cenotes, but never imagined in my wildest dreams that I would be standing inside of one. After visiting the cenote, we headed over to the tequila tasting! Literally each and every tequila we tasted was smooth and quite delicious! I ended up purchasing four bottles of flavored tequila, which I cannot wait to share with my friends back in the states.