This is a nice place, they have tequila tasting stations, and they are all very eager to serve you…read moreand take care of you. You can also take a nice swim, if you want.

Would have never found this place on our own but thinks to the SAT México tours we were able to…read morediscover this and much more...our ticket came with both access to the cenote, tequila tasting, lunch, and free views lol...tickets for the life jacket and lockers are sold separate...it's about $6USD for life jacket rental...I'm sure you can bring your own if you have it. Lunch contained a variety of native Mayan dishes...everyone had nothing but positive things to say...the location is well traveled and well organized. On the campus there is bar, novelty shop, photos for sale, and more...you won't go wrong with this excursion

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 !

Wow! What a wonderful place to stay! Food was very good. Rooms were lovely. Beds are good. Could…read moreuse some soundproofing, next time I'd bring earplugs to not hear neighbors chatting. Nice big pool. AC works great! You get small toiletries in your room. Bring a small washcloth or a loofah. I'd like to live here for a month just relaxing in nature. WiFi worked great near lobby. But not at all in rooms that are further out. No , so bring a book

Mayaland and Bungalows is in the rain forest but it only rained a couple times while on our…read morevacation and being from Tucson I welcomed the rain. It's such a great place to get away, enjoy a walk around the grounds filled with tropical flowers and trees, enjoy the pool after a hot humid day and ultimately just relax. We stayed in a suite with a view of the Observatory and enjoyed the sound of birds throughout the day, especially in the morning. They have three swimming pools and their own private entrance into the Mayan ruins. Entrance to the ruins is $14.00 USD per person a private tour to the ruins is an additional $50.00 USD total (which we did). The staff are all Mayans and were very friendly. A quick shout out to Christina in the gift shop, Danny who works at the pizza joint outside and Velario one of the bartenders. We had such a great time we're going back next year.

This place has The Best tortilla soup I've ever had. Drink options include hibiscus tea (yum)…read more Everything is made fresh to order. Service is very friendly. I wish we would have found this place sooner

Great find!!! Family restaurant. The was it works if you choose buffet you can order anything and…read moreas much as you want off menu. Great food cooked right inn front of you

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.

From the owner: Restaurante de desayunos buffet, todos los días contamos con un menú diferente.read more

Is great for late lunch ,,Buffet. Dont go in if there only a…read morefew people dining .. Service is OK but the meat can be tough.

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

This place is amazing fun spot for families and locals live music and nachos where awesomeread more

The delicious food almost made me forget about the sewer smell from the rotting saragasso seaweed…read more They don't even pretend to clear it off anymore. The horrible smell in the parking area is exactly what you get in the restaurant. But the bar is adorable and the food is delish. The other restaurants down the way, like La Lunita, are not smelly.

We had a very good brunch here. We got the chilaquiles rojos and the molletes, both of which were…read morevery good.

On our last day at Holbox we stopped by this place they had a special of $185 pesos for coffee,…read morefresh fruit salad and an omelette or eggs however you wanted them. The food was fresh and the ambiance was nice. I had the ranchero eggs they were delicious with the onion on top was a very delicious touch. They only take cash as payment no cards.