I was not expecting to like this place, I'm usually not a fan of chain restaurants but this was…read moreplace actually pretty good. I truly enjoyed my arrachera tacos, I added cheese and these came up with a lot of meat. So much that I was able to make 4 tacos with the meat and tortillas that came for 2 tacos (win!). One thing we didn't like were the cocktails. Cocktails were water down and you could barely taste the tequila or mezcal. Bathrooms could also be a bit more cleaned. Service was good.

Super Dope spot in Izamal with actual vegan and veggie sections on the menu. Outstanding Panuchos…read moreand Sikilpak

Tatemar is a retaurant located on the rear side of La Isla near the water. There is indoor &…read moreoutdoor seating with a wonderfully relaxing and very enjoyable ambience. The food is top-quality, as are the handmade custom cocktails. Service is prompt and polite with great attention to detail. I tried several of the Brochetes and they were all delicious. We will definitely be returning again to sample more items from the menu.

Tried the place because it was recommended and read the reviews. On arrival drinks were served. Had…read morethem change my classic mojito 3x's. Only 3 wine by the glass selection. There were 4 of us. Ordered lecheon. Very dry. Ordered pastor shrimp. Tasted Very fishy and over cooked. The veggies were good. Ordered baked clams one was good sweet,the rest were fishy taste.had to keep asking for water. And looking for the waitress when the restaurant was empty. She took one order then walked away. Had to call her back to get the other orders on the table. Very uncomfortable chairs. Asked for extra cushions but did not help. Sad to say we didn't say long to have coffee as our butts were sore. Dessert option was a red fruit with a cream or corn bread with ice cream. Need to add something chocolate. Will not recommend or be back.

This place was amazing!…read more We walked in on a weekday and were sat far apart from everyone else but the seating was very spread out and we felt safe dining here. The staff were amazingly nice as well. Unfortunately, I can't remember out server name, but he was so genuinely nice, that I hope we can come back here on our next trip to Mérida and see him again. We ordered just appetizers but they bring out a wide variety of Yucateco foods and in small portions so you can try as much as possible. We also ordered amazing drinks (non-alcoholic but still yummy) and we left here super full. The parking lot is a bit small, so try to come early or at a time that people wouldn't originally eat meals.

Eladio's is a great place to come with friends, have some drinks and enjoy some live music. We sat…read morein the air-conditioned room and the waiters were quick with our drinks and generous with the endless plates of free botanas

This is a new restaurant in the uptown Xtabay section of Mérida, Yucatán. They have a beautiful…read moregarden motif both inside and outside. Inside of course there is air-conditioning. Outside there is a beautiful water garden with almost an oriental feel. The decorations are beautiful, the ambience is upscale but casual. The service is exceptional. The food is excellent. Their food is Mayan fusion, serving traditional regional dishes with a modern flair. I had the pavo en escabeche indio (turkey with "pickled" onion). They also have great appetizers and some unusual but delicious desserts. I got some pictures off their Facebook page and posted them, most of which have the name of the dish on the picture itself. There is a lady and making fresh tortillas to one side of the restaurant next to their artisan bread bakery. If you want to take in some local flavor in an elegant atmosphere this is the place! Reservations are recommended. Bathrooms are very well maintained. Family friendly. Good for groups. Credit cards or cash accepted.

What a steal. Came here about 10pm on a Thursday with my girlfriend and it wasnt packed but had…read moreabout 20 customers (holds about 70 max). Its not a particularly fancy or touristy spot which is exactly what we were looking for. They have plastic red tables and matching red chairs. We ordered 5 tacos and I ordered a jamaica and it came out to $99 pesos or just under $6US. Not unheard of in Mexico but insane compared to US. The tacos were all do it yourself. You get a healthy pile of meat on two corn tortillas and another plate of sauces/salsas and limes and a third plate of onion and cilantro. I was able to have them just the way I like them. It was a fantastic meal. My only downside was that they did not serve any beers, wines, or liquors. Guess that makes it more family friendly but when I am on vacation its usually uno mas cervesa para mi. PS: They accept visa and mastercard

Greeted and seated. Great ambiance surrounding. Service was prompt. Ordered beverages and went…read morestraight to the menu. Ordered octopus tacos, large octopus and assorted Appetizers. All did not dissapoint. We received a small show on adding fire to the octopus which I found entertaining. Crispy and tender. Overall, this place had good food and Service. Seafood at it's best. Good place to eat.

There are a lot of seafood options on the boardwalk of Progreso. Don't take my word for which one…read moreis the best, but I trust my nieces with their choice. My nieces frequent Chichi regularly and they like it. This is a seafood restaurant with extensive menu with meat and other options. If you're a vegan like me, you'r options are limited but not impossible. The bay windows open and if you're seated by them you have a grandiose view everything going on the boardwalk and the beach. If you didn't want to eat in the restaurant but wanted to eat on the beach under a Palapa - thatched umbrella dining table, and if there was space available, the Palapa it is. The service is slightly slow but for a Saturday afternoon it's expected with a full dining room. There are make shift box fans spread out in the dining area and each table is equipped with mosquito fan and a purse stand. As a vegan, I ordered the guacamole minus cheese and minus Chicharrones. The guacamole was fresh and the habanero salsa options at the table SLAP!! There were four options with the black one - fiery spicy but had a tremendous amount of flavor. Even though it's fiery spicy it's not overbearing for me. The rice and fried banana plate needed to be clarified before final ordering but I was told that there was not any animal products in my dish. The SOL cerveza was ice cold and was continually replenished. The rice and fried banana plate arrived and it was good not great but good. Everyone else's dishes and were plated with care. My nieces enjoyed their dishes as well. Can Chichi be a tourist trap ? Maybe but we were a party of 7 with apps, entrees, drinks, and deserts for $200. All in all it was a great Saturday lunch that left us full for the rest of the.

Bad flavor cold, Avery small portions Over price and BERY…read moreBAD SERVICE DO MOT HO THERE

Toks is always a classy place with great food where you can enjoy conversation with friends…read more Toks is a chain throughout Mexico that is open all day, offering breakfast, lunch and dinner. Their menu has both American items like hamburgers, full dinners with cuts of meat, Mexican food including antojitos (tacos, enchiladas, etc.), sandwiches, soups (my favorite, caldo Tlalpeno), as well as wonderful desserts, shakes, specialty coffees, you name it. They have a children's menu as well. The atmosphere of this Toks is similar to others I've visited. Classy, modern and pleasant. Everything was spotless. Service was excellent as was my food. Toks is great for business lunches, conversation with friends, even small groups and gatherings for celebrations. I've never had an issue with Toks, my experiences have always been great. I highly recommend them.

Bruh! If you're in the area, you gotta check this arrachera out…read more We were on the way to grandma's and we needed to get something to eat STAT. Not only did we need some grub, we needed grub that could be gluten free for one person in our party. My brotha's dad, local to the area, recommended picking up a family meal on the way through town. Our gluten free folk ordered her own al pastor fresh off the spit. We ended up getting the large arrachera family meal that came with ~2.5 lbs of steak, tortillas, delicious frijoles charros, some sausage, a ton of salsas, cilantro/onions, and garlicky baby potatoes. It was a ton of food for about $20 USD. After exchanging pleasantries with grandma, we were ready to feast. The arrachera was super tender and had just enough seasoning on it not to outshine the flavor of the beef. The frijoles charros weren't as good as the ones from El Fogón (Playa Del Carmen) but they were still really tasty. The salsas were good, onions/cilantro were fresh, but those little potatoes were dank. I was not expecting potatoes with this meal so they were a delicious surprise. The tortillas were really fresh and definitely on par with what I'd come to expect from all the deliciousness on this vacation. The sausages were visually reminiscent of longaniza but I was told they were really soft and not that pleasant. Maybe it's a local delicacy but since I didn't try them, I didn't subtract any points. If given the opportunity, I would have come back to eat here the following day. 100% Arrachero I'll be seeing you when I return. Don't change.