Amazing small brewery located on Isla Mujeres. It's located within a neighborhood and will most…read morelikely need a golf cart or taxi to get here. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating for whatever suits your mood. The outdoor patio/ courtyard space is very nice and is where we chose to sit. This place is cash only but they do offer an exchange rate on American dollars if you run short on pesos which is a plus. I tried their house crafted seltzer. It was delicious, refreshing and not too sweet. I wish I could find it more throughout the island. My significant other loved their craft beer selection. He was very happy we came. We also had some guac and queso with chips. It was fresh and delicious and had nice portion sizes. The queso really stood out and everyone loved the chorizo on top. The service was great here. This is a must stop if you are in the area.

One of the best meals I had on the island. Everything was fresh, hot, crispy, refreshing, and…read morebeautifully presented. The beer on tap menu was pretty nice and they even had cider. I enjoyed the upbeat music. Friendly and energetic service. The patio was good for couples or families, and they had a bar too. I'm really glad we came.

Ok so this is basically like being in a small brew pub in America. Everything about it. seats,…read morebar, beers, bathroom, music. Except when you look outside its Mexico. Great for hipsters Close to the main block where all the tourists hang out. Beers are made in Mexico - good deal. Not bad but pretty far off from craft beers in the US. Nothing bad, just a note. Worth a visit!

This is a nice little corner restaurant and bar with plenty of ventilation for those muggy rainy…read moredays. The service was attentive and the beer was an exceptional change of pace to the typical local beer. I didn't try any of the food, I was more interested in their cerveza! Being from northern California we are the epicenter to the best up and coming breweries around, so I love trying other peoples variation on IPAs. As I stated, it was a great change of pace to the Corona or Dos Equis that is predominate in the area and they did a good job on their American IPA but could still use some tweaking. But at 60 pesos ($3.50ish a beer, depending on exchange) you cant go wrong! When I am back in the area, I will definitely stop by for more beer and try out their food.

Nice setting very good ceviche The waiter was very, very…read moregood to us. We really appreciate him.

Drinks with a nice view, yes. Food, absolutely not. Easily the worst food we had on the island.read more

A large selection of craft brews, obviously the reason most people are coming here I think. We just…read moregot them to go, so not sure about what it's like when it's open (they were still setting up but were happy to sell us beers to go even though they weren't open). The guy working was very accommodating, opening box after box for me trying to find a pale ale or IPA. They had Chucaba's pale and Tulum's pale, too. I don't consider the former to be a pale at all, but Tulum's is okay, if a bit too heavy on the carbonation. They had maybe twenty different types of beers though, if you're more adventurous than me. :)

It is great to stay with friends but, is really noisy, a lot of establishments has music too loud…read more Is cheap and a good ubication.

Found out about this place from a Canuck, she told me they make a great Mojito. I don't care for…read moresweet drinks, so I'll take her word on that. I can say it is a comfortable place to stop in for a drink, or three. Some places you sit down in and just like, this was one of those places. Most seating is at the bar with at least 3 tables sitting along the side street. Located directly across from the Ultramar Ferry Terminal so there is a lot of traffic, therefore people watching. The one's who are dragging their luggage to the ferry, with sad looks on their faces, are making, "The dreaded walk"; they are going home. It sucks! Got to say the 1st Pacifico was very cold, the 2nd one, equally as cold. Then switched gears to a rum and Coca Lite which was about what you'd expect. Everyone in the bar was treated to a shot of the bar's margarita. Pretty good stuff. The two young ladies tending bar were excellent, never waited on anything. Forgot to get their names. Prices were what you would expect at a place in this high traffic location. Will go back for sure! 4 stars because more than one fan in the place is needed, especially adjacent to two hot streets.

I had already had wayyyy too much my first night in Playa and of course this spot was like a beacon…read morein the night. Live music, beer, in the heart of where our AirBnb resided? My husband couldn't tell me no. We grabbed a spot and were immediately seated. The menu screamed to me that I picked the perfect spot. A beer for everyone. But I used self control to try a local mexican beer, which was great. I also needed some food to soak up some alcohol. The fries were crispy, delicious, and saved me from being *too* hungover the next day. Such a great spot. Cool location with a welcoming atmosphere. If you're visiting, highly recommend.

I didn't expect to find a spot with a great craft beer selection in Playa del Carmen so I was…read morepleasantly surprised to find this place. Six or seven beers on draft, plus a wide selection in cans and bottles. The service was great! We visited everyday that we were in Playa del Carmen.

We are a middle-aged couple who visits Playacar at least once or twice each year. We've visited the…read moreBarra Artesanal on most visits. This year, we returned EVERY DAY of our vacation! The lovely lady that was working the bar whose name we both already forgot was the warmest, most enthusiastic and positive person you could ever meet! She smiled so much it almost made MY cheeks hurt! She sang along with every song that came on! We had the nachos con res the first visit, and a few of their IPA beers. My favorite was the Mosaic IPA. EXCELLENT beer! The nachos were fantastic, but the two condiments that came with them were REALLY hot!! Consider yourself warned! Also had a freshly made Don Julio Margarita! One of the days, the bar was closed because they were having mechanical issues with the refrigeration system. But the next day we went back and had beef tacos and some more IPA. Again, this lady just made the place vibrant and cheerful. On our final day, we went back and there was a guy working there. This guy never smiled. He was low energy and really should not be working in a position where he deals with the public. Because of his unfriendly demeanor we decided to just have one beer each and go on with our day. Since the order was so small, we decided to just pay cash. This guy tipped himself GENEROUSLY! Let's put it this way. The tacos and I think 5-6 beers cost $53US. He charged us $20US for two beers!! Either way, we had a fantastic vacation, and we will be back as soon as possible!!

amazing bar, great bartenders. the best beverages!!!! the best michilada!! mario, gus, nuba are…read morephenomenal!!!

Traveling to Isla Mujeres in early February 2026, we wanted to try Rosa Sirena's for dinner based…read moreon the many good reviews we had read. A reservation was easy to obtain via email and we were all set for a sunset, evening meal. We were warmly welcomed and promptly seated. The service was impeccable, the atmosphere pleasant with an acoustic duo playing mellow tunes in the background. Honestly, we were a little disappointed with the view that most reviews rave about. Our sever was knowledgeable and made several suggestions. We selected the Pepita Crusted Tuna for a starter, my companion had the fresh catch which was grouper, blackened with a side of the peanut sauce. I chose the Surf and Turf. For dessert, we shared the Key Lime Pie. Everything was beautifully presented, and quite artistic. The tuna appetizer was very good, but the main courses were frankly a disappointment. The creativity of the plate did not make up for the lackluster food. The steak was tough and poorly seasoned, the lobster was just passable but also chewy and not tender. The fish was not as well cooked as other restaurants downtown and again the seasoning was lackluster. The sides, lentils and mashed potatoes were just ok. The homemade Key Lime Pie was enjoyable but again seemed to lack a depth of flavor. If the food could match the service, presentation, and atmosphere then perhaps this could be one of Isla's better dining establishments, until then "the juice was not worth the squeeze."

So this was my first time coming here. I was invited for a friend's birthday and he is a regular…read morehere. What a treat. It's on a nice quiet street with plenty of parking. If not, there's a lot around the corner too. You walk all the way up to the third floor we were lucky enough to get the best seat in the house that sits around 10 or 12 people, and it faces the Caribbean sunset, we arrived and we were greeted by the owner who said that she had decided to keep the band here just for our group to stay late. The music literally pulled us out of our conversations and God is dancing out loud and in our seats at multiple times. It was a lot of fun. You can tell this is a place where people come to celebrate because there were three birthdays all within an hour of our seating, including our, we ordered and got three delicious appetizers the tuna carpaccio, the tuna tartare, and the steak tartare. They were all fabulous and equally delicious party in your mouth separately. The extra appetizer dish with actually gifted by the owners to our guest of honor as the birthday boy. Which was absolutely outstanding. It was done with class. The octopus was grilled perfectly and the sauces they used in that multi dish appetizer was just outstanding We then had all of our dinners and I had the gourd of seafood soup. It was delicious & it was filled with shrimp, calamari, and octopus. It was so much I couldn't finish it. They then came out with this huge piece of chocolate cake and about nine spoons and we shared it saying happy birthday and embarrass the daylights out of our birthday boy king. Overall, we had a fabulous time and I wouldn't hesitate to celebrate another birthday here. The owner was literally involved all night. I believe her name is Wendy with every step and checked in on us multiple times. I really felt like I was eating at her house. Any restaurant that can accomplish that is a shining star amongst the island. Keep shining Rosa Sirena. We love you. You truly give Justice to your name on the island.

We took a taxi from downtown Puerto Morelos to Pescadores and had the driver come back in 2 hours…read more We had a great time - great service - great cerveza!

Excellent small brewery just outside of town. Employees were fun and helpful. Beers were really…read moredelicious. Would definitely come back!

Very tiny bar in Cancun we visited back a few months while on vacation. The beer is cold and this…read moreplace is a gem. We stayed at the Americana and walked over one night. Great time. Wrote our names on the wall. Bartenders were friendly and fun. Blink and you will miss this place. It's that tiny!

Great place to stop in and grab a ice cold beer and write your name on the wall. Its a small little…read moredive bar that if you blink you could miss it. Definitely a must stop on Isla Mujeres at least for one drink. Tiny has a computer hooked up to the bumping bar speakers and can play any song you can request from Youtube to keep your party going. Try a house special scorpion shot if you dare. Cool local place, I will be back for sure next time I'm visiting Isla Mujeres and Cancun.