Tourist cafe with okay food. Very pretty ambiance. Great…read moreservice okay Good space between others at their tables so would've been perfect during Covid really bland food though. Okay

Great freshly made food in a nice open garden patio. Service was friendly. Greatly enjoyed the…read moretamales, fideo, cazuelas, and jugos. Location is near the convento so it's convenient while sightseeing.

Super place on "street of the friars." Strongly into vegetarian/vegan, which we are not, but this…read moreplus Yerba Buena, beginning to make me think a change. The Gordita with roasted mushrooms was one of the top dishes I ate in Valladolid. Enjoyed the quiet garden. A ceramics shop is attached.

This place was amazing…read more There was bo host on arrival and someone tried to bypass me from the other entrance and take the only seat left in the garden which i was not thrilled by but the waiter made it right. The food took a long time and they were out of some items but the taste was fantastic. I had the seeds hamburger. Everything vegan but they can give you real cheese if you opt in - which i did. Lots of waters with lemon and ginger and smoothies: Im coming back for breakfast ! Plus.. its on the cutest street. Oh and they had a live musician.

This place was a little hidden gem. The tacos didn't look like much, but they were so good we went…read moreback for seconds. Highly recommended. Price was very cheap.

One of the best restaurants in Valladolid !!! The food is amazing as well as the service. The…read moreprices are very reasonable too.

You crawl out of Chichén Itzá sunburned, dusted in ancient limestone, vaguely questioning your life…read morechoices--and then you land here. Just steps from Valladolid's buzzing zócalo, where scooters zip past and church bells cut through the heat, this place hides in a garden like a well-kept secret. Lantern light. Greenery. The kind of setting that makes you slow down whether you meant to or not. Romantic without trying too hard. The food? Solid. Confident. Proudly Yucatecan. Sausages with snap and smoke. Poc chuc--citrus-marinated pork, kissed by flame--bright and satisfying after a long day wandering ruins. And the beef pibil, wrapped in that earthy, achiote-stained depth that tastes like it's been cooking since before you bought your plane ticket. Not fussy. Just honest, regional flavor done right. Presentation was sharp without being pretentious. Plates came out looking like someone cared. Service was efficient--no hovering, no theatrics. They know you're hot, hungry, and probably still thinking about pyramids. They move accordingly. It's the kind of place that feels like a reward. Ancient wonders by day. Garden dinner by night. Valladolid humming just beyond the walls. That's a good way to end a day in the Yucatán.

Ambiance on the patio is quite nice. FOOD...forget about…read moreit. One of the signature beef dishes was extremely tough. Fish way overcooked..although they did remake it, just a little better the 2nd time. I'm very disappointed that we wasted one of evening's here.

I grabbed some carne asada tacos and they were really great and so was our waiter! Extremely cheap…read moreas well! highly recommend

Great tacqueria on busy Calle 39. We found it by accident when looking for Yerba Buena del Sisal…read morethat was not at the listed address. This was on the corner. The vendor was super friendly & I was able to order my special request of veggie tacos with my broken Spanish. The other worker was out back grilling up the meat for my husbands tacos. After you get your taco you add your own toppings including choices of beans, rice, avocado, salsa, lettuce, cucumber. My taco was made up of only the toppings but still delicious! They have several natural juices to choose from as well. I got the mandarin which I liked. We got 6 tacos, a juice & cola for 70 pesos which is $5.00 US. Simply amazing!

This is like your local food court inside a shopping mall. There are various kinds of authentic…read morestreet foods in this Bazar, so you can't get more local than this. Just browse around and see what types of foods you're interested in. The downsides are that tables are first-come, first-serve. Meaning if you can't find a table after ordering your food, you're eating standing up. Lastly, you have to pay to use the bathroom. There is a gate that blocks the entrance to the bathrooms and you have to pay to enter.

Near the historic Parque Central Francisco Cantón de Rosado (the main plaza in Valladolid,…read moreYucatán), tourists and locals alike mingle in the open-air indoor El Bazar Municipal. It's like a food court with markets or it's like a market with a food court. Either way, El Bazar Municipal features covered communal seating with cheap food and cheaper restrooms. I got a soft drink (because of the intense heat) from a small store while she hit the loo. Then we did a little window shopping. Vendors offer a variety of local products like embroidered clothes, dresses, and blouses, plus ornaments, jewelry, and accessories. Ice cream, candy and sodas are available quick refreshers, but, more importantly, El Bazar Municipal is the kind of place you'll find flavorful local dishes such as Lomitos de Valladolid (Pork Loin in Tomato Sauce), Longaniza (Smoked Pork Sausage), and Polle en Escabeche (Chicken Escabeche like ceviche). Breakfast is cheap while lunch and dinner have a broader mix of cuisine including some offering comida corrida. If you are staying in Valladolid, Yucatán, Mexico, consider stopping in the centrally-located El Bazar Municipal to grab a quick snack, down a refreshing cold drink, experience local cuisine, view a wide-range of products from vendors, escape the sun, or simply use the restroom for a small fee.

We heard about this place from a travel blog and though it might not look like much, the tacos from…read morethis simple street cart are some of the best I've ever had. This place is definitely worth hunting down.

Incredible cochinita pibil tacos!!! You won't find them anywhere as good and extremely low cost as…read morewell. Highly recommend searching out this location.

This restaurant is inside of a hotel atrium. Pretty decent menu, however the service is very slow…read morebased on my standards. This is a tourist stop, with busses stopping right across the street. Of course, while you wait to have your order taken or your food to come out, the drinks are flowing. No problem with that service. When I got my food, it was pretty good, but a little expensive. I enjoyed the tortilla chips and salsa. The house made guacamole was delicious, though.

This spot made for the perfect pit stop after exploring Chichen Itzá. Located inside an old…read morecolonial-style house in the heart of the town, the restaurant is charming, with most of the tables set in a beautiful courtyard that adds to the experience. For a place in such a popular destination, the prices were surprisingly reasonable. I'll admit I'm not usually a fan of mole, but their chicken mole enchiladas are an A+. Perfectly balanced and absolutely satisfying. The cochinita pibil - slow cooked suckling pig marinated with anatto, and bitter orange was spot on, bursting with bold, authentic flavors. And the queso fundido with longaniza (not chorizo, mind you) was rich, melty, and absolutely delicious. All that for around $45 for two. Definitely a win.

One of our best meals while visiting Valladoid. Great service and the garden was lovely. The…read moregrilled flank steak in the charred tortilla aguachile sauce was amazing. So was the chicken breast in the spicy chili sauce.

Fun and beautiful place! The interior is artful and distinct. I tried the cochinita pibil which was…read moreexcellent and flavorful. The cocktails seemed light on alcohol overall. Service was pretty good. Would go back for the ambiance and food but personally would skip the cocktails.

Mr. Taco was fine. Nothing great, nothing bad. The beef torta was better than the pork tacos.read more

This place has really nice steak tacos with a good price and very cold coke. Great for a snack and…read morethey have never made me sick.