Such a fun shop in the middle of Merida! A cash-only shop in the heart of Merida with an amazing…read moreassortment of locally influenced flavors. With a traditional and delicious Mexican ice cream base, Pola fully leverages the bounty of delicious local ingredients to come up with the most creative flavors! I was able to try an ice cream flavored with their local Sour Orange used in cochinita pabil, and my wife was able to try their take on a local pumpkin and even a local mushroom! All flavors exceeded my expectations and made me wish I returned each day to try a new flavor. Instead of a tourist shop serving heaps of Oreo-flavored gelato, you will be greeted with a friendly smile and a touch of the Yucatan. Something I would recommend to any local or visitor to this area.

good ice cream but they don't allow you to try the flavors so you might get something that is not…read moregreat. we had the flan one which was good but then we had a red wine one that wasn't great.

What a great experience! I arrived early today since it was such a gorgeous day. They weren't open…read moreyet but allowed me to sit on the patio and enjoy the buzz of the morning. Once inside I asked in Spanish for their recommendation instead of just choosing one. The kid at the counter recommended Mamey and Guanábana which I had never heard of. He showed me what the fruit looked like and described them well. I chose the Mamey and it was excellent! It was wonderful just enjoying the men in their coral guayaberas and this beautiful sorbeteria 10/10 experience, muchas gracias!

From Chicago, first time at D&S tonight. Here are my thoughts:…read more -We were walking down the Paseo de Montejo on a Friday night looking for an after dinner dessert. -My wife said, "What are all those people doing over there?" So, we walked over and found D&S! -There was live music--a great little two man band playing outside--and we quickly got seated. -I ordered the pina sorbet and it was a good amount, very light, and delicious pineapple flavor. -Service was great. Highly recommended!

Terrible ice cream and service . Expensive too not worth the hype. Go somewhere else…read more Terrible helado y mal servicio. Caro no vale la pena. Hay mejores lugares.

Generations of sorbet makers. Good prices. Many choices. Highly recommend. Very nice owners.read more

We had a 8:00 reservation on a Wednesday night. The place was full so would definitely recommend…read morereservations. We were seated in the outdoor courtyard which was nice on this cool December night. We started with drinks. My wife got an excellent cosmo and I got a glass of wine. They have a very complete mixed drink menu. I ordered the grouper with capers and my wife the filet with mushroom sauce. My fish was delicious. It was flash fried, a light crispy crust, and very moist. It was served over a bed of mixed vegetables. My wife loved her filet. Perfectly cooked with a lot of flavor. Our waiter Rueben was great and provided excellent service. We met the owner as we left and she was very friendly. Best meal in Progreso.

I dare you to find a better takeout experience then Humo Bistro in Progreso!…read more My personal dinner tonight was excellent, carpaccio de calabaz appetizer, ensalada Caesar, linguine fra diavolo (jumbo shrimp!), and crumble de manzana w/ complimentary ice cream.. scrumptious delights! Oh, and did I mention the house margarita to go packaged in cute little 1/2 pint glass flask with a cork seal? Ja, perfecto! Not cheap, but not bad at under $800p and a gastronomic delight from start to finish

We had a great time at the Crabster. We expected great seafood being on the Yucatan and they…read moredelivered. Beers were cheap/free, mangonada was tasty, the gobernador tacos were fantastically cooked, and the octopus stole the whole show. The service was very attentive and the ambiance is great, because you're on a beach. How could you beat that? Just at the end of the cruise pier, it's not super easy to get to because you have to take a bus/taxi back and forth, but it's not too far. Pro tip, don't uber back to the port, they won't let you.

We took an hour bus ride to go the 25 miles from Mérida to…read morethe coastal town of Progresso. In many ways a very typical beach town but a nice Mexican influence. There are many places to sit along the water, get a massage or enjoy a nice cocktail watching the waves roll in. We had a very nice lunch at Crabster Seafood with great quacomole, tacos and hamburgers. It's a large open air modern restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere and friendly servers.