Cancun airport is a madhouse at midday. We managed to get a seat at Guy Fieri's. I wasn't expecting…read moremuch and the food was exactly what I expected. The trash can nacho was premade and was probably sitting in the sauce 10 minutes before it was brought to our table. The chips were soggy, the pulled pork has a chemical taste. This was probably the worst nacho I've ever had The ceviche was bland. It lacked lime and salt and needed some spice. The burger was their redemption. The onion ring was stale, but the burger was satisfying after a week of tacos.

The portions are great as well as presentation. Overall ambiance is casual and family friendly…read more.. as most restaurants are in an airport setting. The menu offered a good variety of American food and cater to all taste buds. I wish I got to try their cheesecake dessert but maybe next time. Our waiter was attentive and super nice!

Quick and easy arrival last week. Same with leaving on yesterday. The key is to have carryon to…read moreavoid the long luggage retrieval. No delays so plan boarded on time. Note: if you have USD and it has even the smallest tear they will not accept it at this airpor.

Nothing too exciting about this airport. Upon arrival I had a carryon, so no baggage claim and got…read moreto breeze to the customs lines. This went quickly and is automated by scanning your passport then walking through. Maybe took 10 min, and that's probably too long. Once through customs the mandatory duty free shopping walk through, then the tour section. I got grabbed by a sales person with the idea of helping me find my transportation. Got a nice map of the area as well as a few pointers and did not take them up on what they were offering. Once outside it became a free for all with a lot of shouting and yelling to offer transportation. Thank goodness I pre-arranged mine. Exiting the country went smoothly as well. TSA did a passport scan and ticket validation then through the line. Only large electronics had to be taken out, liquids could stay in bags. Seamless process and I liked they had about 10 different lanes open so there were minimal lines. Back through another duty free shop before entering the terminal. I found it interesting gates were not pre-assigned soooo like Penn Station, a group of people would move together once departure gates were announced. The terminal was pretty small and walking around was easy. Lots of food options and as that most were American restaurant. And no book store just one small section at a store. Lots of snacks, and small souvenir shops. Probably one of the only airports I've been to with ample seating.

I think Panda Express is pretty great! I enjoyed it twenty years ago on campus at Penn State when I…read morewas a student there, and I had a good time visiting the one in Cancun International Airport, this past week. OK, obviously it's more expensive than what you may be used to from your local Panda. It's in an airport; that's how things are. The food, though, is just as good. They have a few different portion sizes to choose from, and I like that if you want a full meal that is simply two sides, they'll give you double portions of both sides. Friendly staff, also! And they have plenty of tables and seats, even when it's busy.

Double the price, no refills, and barely any food in the plate. They know we love our american…read morefixes so they don't care. I try not to eat in airports due to the mark up but I was starving. The food was good.

Stopped here on our way out of Cancun. Delicious drinks! Even the Virgin drinks are bomb.read more

Let me just say, I pass up this location every time I go to my home away from home. All this time I…read morecould've been enjoying the greatness coming out of this kitchen. Maybe I was just starving. After walking around to every place in my concourse area I found out restaurants in this area are not Pescatarian friendly. After 20 minutes I said forget it, let me order this food to go so I don't miss my flight. I asked the lady helping me what was her favorite fish dish and she told me the Salmon dish. I went ahead and ordered it and I didn't expect it to be good. I patiently waited for my food to go and I looked around looking at everyone else's food wondering if I made the right decision. Cool vibes were coming from the restaurant dinning area and bar area. My food finally arrived and as I walked to my gate I wondered what I would eat at my next layover. BABY, BABY, BABY, that dish was the best food I had all week long. I wanted to go back and get another one for dinner the next night. All I'm saying is don't sleep on this dish cause it's AMAZING!!! Will I be back? yes, in a couple of short months? Is it worth a try? Heck yea.

We love this lounge . People are so nice . Food and beverages are awesome . Very comfortable …read more Great place to get away from the busy crowds in airport .

This lounge is small! And very crowded. The furniture is very close together so you are very near…read morestrangers. The staff were very nice, esp the bartender, she was super friendly and made great drinks. The food was a mix of grab and go and other. Good selection of canned drinks available in the cooler. The women's restroom is decent, they have 2 small stalls available. Many times there was a wait to use. I like the proximity of the lounge to security. Probably better to just go to a nice bar/restaurant in the airport if you are alone, but since we were a group of 7, it was more affordable to come here. They do have one large table to fit around 10 people but it was being used. Thankful that Cancun airport does have a lounge available in Terminal 3.

I don't think I've ever been through an airport as efficiently as I have for this one. And the…read morereason why I say that is because y'all need to go straight out the door. Get your bags and straight out. Do not stop in the middle hallway. There are so many people looking to get you to purchase anything under the sun. Also reserve your transportation, six days prior to arriving the cost will go up I had a lovely staff member who assisted with my transportation and luggage.

The airport was very easy to navigate. Arriving to Cancun…read moreMX- can be overwhelming but just look for your arranged transportation and they will take care of you. Just don't stop to talk to anyone before you exit. Baggage claim was good. We probably waited about 20/30 minutes. Leaving Cancun... Porters were available if you need them upon arriving to the airport. (Please tip them if you use them) He took care of our baggage until we got to the counter. Once inside the airport was easy to find your airline and on this occasion southwest had plenty of agents checking passengers and the process was smooth and heading to TSA screening was also a breeze. We had no lines. We traveled on a weekday (Wednesday) about 10:30am this airport is pretty modern and have plenty places to eat and shop. There is no announcements or flights status. You need to check the screen or your phone for updates/change. Your flight will appear on the screen within one hour from boarding. So this makes the airport pretty quiet compared to the USA airports. Bathroom was clean and had somebody attending the bathroom. The gates are good size and chairs are comfortable! As on any airport, buying water or any snacks are very pricey. Highly recommend this airport for traveling to/from Cancun,MX.

Erick Herrera our greeter was super nice. He was very helpful and let us know what are ride would…read morebe like and everything we needed. He explained everything to us also of when we would be picked up at the hotel on our way back. Juan Pablo Fragoso our driver was super friendly. He was a very safe driver and did not go to fast or weaved as he drove. He chatted with us when we asked questions but he did not talk to much. Our driver from the hotel to the airport on our way back home was also friendly but he was not as talkative. He arrived early to the hotel to pick us up and we were ready to go. He was also a very good driver and got us to the place we needed to be timely.

We utilized Kalido Travel for 3 different legs of our trip and all 3 instances, the driver arrived…read moreearly and we left right on time. The vehicles are large, clean, spacious. The drivers are prompt, professional, and good at driving. Highly recommended!

Cancun Airport gets the job done, but for the amount of money and people moving through this place,…read moreit definitely feels like it could use some improvements. The first thing you notice is how long the walk is after getting off the plane. The hallway seems to go on forever, so hopefully you do not need a restroom right away because it is a trek. Customs itself was surprisingly easy. We scanned our passports and got through pretty quickly, although the machines seemed pretty finicky and took a few tries for some people. The biggest downside is what happens after customs. The second you walk through, it turns into nonstop sales pitches. First, you go through duty free where it feels like every few feet someone is trying to stop you to buy something. Then after clearing customs and declarations, you walk into another area packed with people trying to sell tours, hotels, transportation, and excursions. Finally, once you make it outside, you are greeted by what feels like a thousand taxi and transportation companies all trying to get your attention. The airport itself is functional and the customs process was efficient, but it can feel overwhelming and chaotic once you leave the secure area. Just be prepared to politely say no a lot.

Terminal 3 is literally a dining and shopping destination within Cancun Airport. If you are…read morestarved, there is a plethora of restaurants here. Personally, I always pick Air Margaritaville because the service is dependable and the food is decent. There is also a Bubba Gump's and more. There are places to buy snacks for your flight. There are "duty free" mega stores with everything you can think of. There is a shoe store! There is even a Ray-Ban store with crazy prices (think Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer sunglasses Gen 1 for $700 when Sunglasses Hut USA retails them for under $299). There are lots of Mexican souvenir shops, but also with crazy prices. Tshirts were in the $32-$42 range. Even fridge magnets are $7+. There is ALWAYS a line for restrooms. Cleanliness varies by location. Mera Business Lounge sucks. Always a line - unless you are paying. If you are using your credit card perk for entry, they won't have a place for you. Paying $35? Go right in! Pretty much everything here closes between 7-8pm. If your flight is delayed or later than 8pm, there is no place to get food or drinks. Plan accordingly.