This café is located inside the Royal Islander Resort Hotel in Cancun. I really didn't like the…read morecoffee the hotel served for breakfast (or the breakfast for that matter), so I began each day by buying a coffee here. They offer "American coffee", cappuccinos, espressos and other permutations of coffees. But here's the tip: they use the same professional espresso machine to make your "American" coffee" as they do to make the more expensive espressos and cappuccinos, so order yourself the American. I would buy milk in the Royal Market (also located in the hotel) and make myself 3 coffees out of the one large that I bought. Plus, it was really good coffee!

One big problem with this coffee shop is you have to be staying here to get a coffee here. The…read moreoasis hotel. The iced coffee was delicious and strong. The espresso macchiato was subpar and I would not get it again. The staff was friendly and engaging.

A very cute coffee shop. The drinks are on the sweeter side but coffee bean taste is very distinct…read moreand delicate still. Honestly I think compare to expensive coffee like Starbucks, their coffee drinks are about same quality. Unfortunately we cannot adjust the sweetness, but good thing they use good coffee beans so the bitterness balance out the syrups. For the coffee, I would come back again :)

This restaurant is in the "hotel zone". We stayed at the intercontinental. Cafe urbano is in the…read morevicinity. We wanted to eat where it wasn't busy. This place has a nice view. To get to that view, you'll have to climb a few steps. The atmosphere was chill. The waitress was pleasant. We had cappuccino, freshly squeezed orange juice, pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, fruits, and a few pastries. To come degree, there seems to have been some misunderstanding in our communication. Nevertheless, the overall the timely service and taste of the food was fine. Nothing to write home about.

Omg. This place is very expensive!…read more If you are coming for lunch or dinner some things to note A bottle of water is $4 us not complimentary. They do not mention cost when asking you about drinks. Normally in US water is free. If you have multiple people this really adds up!! There is not any selection of gluten free and vegan food available for lunch and dinner. If you need both don't bother coming here. They allowed us to order off breakfast menu but I will not be back for a lunch or dinner. Prices were exorbinant!!! Holy smokes! Atmosphere was nice. Servers tried to be helpful. Best they could. But they kept trying to tell me that fish was vegan. No. No its not.

Amazing best freaking food ever…read more Service was amazing Ambiance is cute and comfortable

We tried to come here and was told by a local it's closed permanently. I tried to update it on Yelp…read morebut Yelp didn't update it yet. I put one star for attention to this review. I did not dine here when it was open.

We dined at Spice several times during our stay at Zilara. Spice is a buffet style spot with a…read morevariety of options to satisfy almost any desire for food. The food was always fresh and delicious. The servers and cooks were all pleasant and accommodating and we left each time full and satisfied. The restaurant is very nicely decorated and has air conditioning which made for a nice break for the Mexico heat.

DELICIOUS FOOD! I'm not a fan of buffet food but this place…read moredefinitely worth it. You have options of different breads, different diets, and they even make food at moment.

We stayed in a hotel near to this grocery store so we came here to get some fruit and to see what…read morethey offered! We opted to get some cut fruit because it was so cheap here. A tub of mango, pineapple, or watermelon was only two dollars each! They also had a lot of baked goods that looked yummy and a small food court. I also tried the flan, which was very delicious and not too sweet (which is how I like it). Overall, great grocery store! I would definitely recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

Gigante super mercado! This supermarket is huge!…read more This big supermarket has everything you'll need for a beach holiday! It's a regular supermarket, but I suspect that the locals don't shop here at all. The prices are pretty high, and much of the food isn't quite practical. This is a two story grocery store- not counting the parking. Be sure that you don't miss the top floor, where all the liquor and food hall is. Nom! Parking is on the bottom floor. They sell you validation at the cash register. Beware- the grocery bagger is looking for tips. My favorite part of the supermarket is all the cheap Mexican gifts they sell, with clearly marked prices. Actually, many of them are cheaper than the flea market down the way, because you don't have to haggle and deal with the cat calls from the clerks. Beware of the touts selling excursions and whatnot at the entrance. Just because they're in a supermarket doesn't mean they can't take advantage of gringos. This supermarket gets awfully busy in the afternoon. The aisles are narrow. It's best to come at an off time.

Yelp said the location was open. When we arrived, the marina personnel said the restaurant was…read moreclosed for business and somebody needs to update yelp. We had to regroup and find another spot for breakfast. Very inconvenient

The food was superb at this bar. Drinks were ok I just had a pina colada (I know ) but I wanted…read moresomething lite. Had pasta and pizza it was way more than I expected

Mixed feelings with this SB. The area is cute, store is clean and well stocked, coffee did need to…read morebe adjusted but employees were able to fix it. I just wished they were more checked-in with their customer service. They seemed bothered to talk and help us. Just wanted to get our order and next... the sad part was, no one else was in the store besides us.

Eight years ago, I came to Cancun on what was then my Yelp love adventure (read my reviews from…read morethat time for more info). Back then, I remember that there was an awesome coffee shop with ingredients sourced locally in the Yucatan Peninsula. Unfortunately, I did not find that store at Las Islas this time around. Instead, I found that the only coffee shop here is now a Starbucks. A bummer, because I didn't travel thousands just to drink Starbucks. Alas, I tried making the best of the situation. Granted, most other Starbucks locations in Mexico have provided me with great coffee and service. But this particular location was a rare exception. Let's start with the positives. The store has ample seating, both indoors and outside. The store is kept tidy. The bad... the baristas didn't know what they were doing. I would normally give the benefit of the doubt if the baristas are new, but they had to correct my drink twice. How hard is it to prep an iced coffee with a bit of hazelnut syrup? The ugly... the horrible tasting coffee. Two corrections, and it still tasted horrible the third time around. Fortunately, I added some honey, and we made our way out. Would I return to this Starbucks? Probably not. They need to get their act together.

Great cafe spot! Free drinks are the best! They also have pastries on the side for you to grab and…read morego as well. There's plenty of seating off to the side and in front of the cafe for you to chill. Service was always pleasant. Greeted with a warm smile and delivered drinks quickly. This place has a wide variety of options from espressos, americanos, frappes, and smoothies. Throughout my 6 days here, I came here at least twice a day. There weren't any drinks I wish they had except maybe matcha-themed drinks, but that's also a big ask given I'm in Mexico lol. If you end up getting 4 or more drinks at a time, like I did, keep in mind that they also have cup trays for you to use! Side thought: after looking at the reviews, did someone actually give a 1 star review because they discovered this place is only meant for paying guests? And for not random people who wandered in from the outside? Cmon buddy! lol

I should've read the negative reviews prior to walking all the way to the Hyatt. THIS CAFE IS…read moreEXCLUSIVE TO PEOPLE STAYING AT THE RESORT the doorman made sure my friend and I left the premises after he turned us away - super tacky.

Super entertaining. Staff was nice...food was good but just different than what I was expecting. I…read morelove tortas but the ones I get in the states from authentic Hispanic establishments are just different. They are loaded with avocado, cheese, jalapeños, and meat that is marinated. You know...the fatter more unhealthy version lol. Which is so good and bad at the same time. The drinks though...wooo! SO GOOD!!! Papas Fritas were yummy. Small shack on the water but I'd return. Perhaps I'd try something different. My hubby had chicken flautas and he said they were ok. They were on the drier side for him.

Torta Brava was an awesome stop. We were cruising by and decided to give it a go. The views are…read moreamazing and the staff was super friendly. Luis and Efrain were super helpful with the menu. We ordered a guacamole to start it off and it was super fresh and yummy. I had to try one of their tortas and it did not disappoint me. The bread tasted as if the had just baked it. All infringement were super fresh. If anyone is around the area definitely give it a go