The tuna tostadas were amazing! They also have a really good and spicy habanero sauce. Great…read moreatmosphere inside with them to low lighting and view of the square. The steak was a bit dry and the ceviche was not as good as expected

I saw the reviews for here and wanted to try. I wasn't too hungry when I went though. So, I had a…read moreDamon salad and a baked potato. The salad was on the smaller side and the baked potato was so covered I. Crumbled sausage, like bacon bits and cheese, I couldn't add butter. The Jamaica was okay, though. For that I paid 750p, 15% tip automatically added. I don't think I'll be back. I wanted to try their Argentinian steak, haven't had since I was in Argentina, but that's ok.

Nice restaurant in a good location, pretty good choices on the menu, decent wine list. I would rate…read morethe food 4 stars for Merida. Good, but not amazing. The service is good, but they tried to overcharge us when the check came which kind of ruined it. It may have been a "gringo tax"... When we pointed it out, the waiter didn't apologize, she just took the check, crossed out the bottom line and hand-wrote the correct amount under it. By the way, tip was included. Not the best dining experience I had in Merida.

Located on Calle 7 between 22b & 24, Francisco de Montejo (the Yelp map pin is wrong, needs to be…read morefixed). A very nice steakhouse with mid-range but not too expensive prices. Entrance is in the back, next to the parking lot. Reasonably quiet, nice decor & excellent service. I ordered a sirloin steak & it was cooked perfectly, despite my beginner level Spanish. The manager, Freddy speaks good English; the staff speak a little bit of English but are very patient and polite. I honestly couldn't find anything to not like about the restaurant, except that it closes at 6 pm (it is a lunch, not dinner, restaurant, so come early but do come).

Got off the plane and headed straight for this place. The space is small but cozy, there were a…read morelot of expats and tourists eating in this whole in the wall but there were a couple of locals too. The waiters were very professional and the feel is casual upscale. We ordered guacamole and it was so fresh! We also ordered an assortment of meats and they were out of this world. The meats were so flavorful and tender. I love that they came with tortillas too, not very argentinean but very mexican lol!

From Chicago, first time at 130 Degrees tonight. Here are my thoughts:…read more -The service is excellent! Our waiter was friendly, knowledgeable, and spoke English. A+ -We ordered a garden salad and beets for appetizers. My wife loved the salad and I loved the beets. -For my main entree, I ordered the rib eye, well done. It was cooked perfectly, with a touch of pink on the inner cuts. Best piece of meat I've had since I came to Mexico 5 months ago! -The steaks are big, meant to be shared. Great place to come with some hungry meat-loving guys and gals : ) -I also ordered a side of fries--they were delicious, but my wife ate most of them : ) She ordered the lentil soup and LOVED it. I'm still feeling a little giddy! This place is very good. The prices are high, but worth every penny : ) Highly, highly recommended!!

Here's a funny thing, 130 grados is a steak house and they are one of the best, my other favorite…read morebeing Cienfuegos. I think they are owned by the same company. But the vibe here is different, its more a classic upscale steakhouse that will seat you if you arrive in sandals and shorts, The food is generally fantasitic, with surprise hits like the lentil soup and roasted beets being simply spectacular. It can run a bit pricey for Merida but it is also one of the better meals you will find with a truly attentive and courteous staff.