We were looking to spend an evening in fifth ave. This place had a live band that was nice. A vast…read moremenu and overall a nice ambiance. We were not disappointed. Our food was perfect, as was the service. They accept cash or cards and no high pressure tip begging here. Give them a try

February 11/2025: What an unpleasant experience this restaurant made our visit…read more They said the margaritas were $220.00p at 2/1 Special. They showed us the glass to bring us into sitting down. Then the pulled the BAIT & SWITCH!!! Substituted a much smaller glass. I called them on it & forced them to changed back to the offered glass. I spoke to the manager & he tried to defend it but I forced them back to the original offer. This seems to be a common occurrence in this area of Mexico. Restaurants & Bars try & pull this crap all the time. Show the restaurant that they're NOT going to get away with this garbage! This is a NOT RECOMMENDED from me!

(NOTE: Review is for Breakfast ONLY and my Spanish is excellent.)…read moreWas recommended to try this buffet when visiting PDC. Had a long day planned, so decided to fuel up and try this place. Lot's of chaos to find essentials like a table, absent coffee cups or someone to ask for assistance (and if fortunate, expected a tip). Food was mediocre and high carb (no sight of ANY type of breakfast meats on the line, including tip-option omelette bar w/ long wait). Scrambled eggs were overcooked and dry. Had decent coffee, the green Chilaquiles, fresh fruit and a pancake. To be fair, the price for my single trip was $185MXN plus I tipped my server for bringing me more coffee/milk. Could find a single plate breakfast with better selections elsewhere for that price, but probably excluding beverage. Can purchase green Chilaquiles (w/ pico) from morning vendors in PDC for $35MXN. Did enjoy sitting outside on a beautiful day and the street theater of the starting day. Most staff were very kind, but slightly worn out.

It has omelets, mainly of ham though, food options were okay, not the best though, definitely…read morewouldn't recommend it

Everything was absolutely delicious and the service was amazing from start to finish! The staff was…read moreso friendly and welcoming, and the food was fresh and flavorful. This is definitely a must-go spot after swimming with the turtles. The perfect place to relax, refuel, and enjoy a great meal afterward. Think of it like a cozy diner with something for everyone. The kids ordered the chicken fingers, I had the continental breakfast, my daughter had the chilaquiles with red sauce, and my husband had the skillet, everyone loved their food! We left happy, full, and ready to continue our day.

Best Totilla Soup and Fresh Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream. Central location in Akumal near a great…read moreparking lot for easy access.

A very tasteful restaurant. The production is also excellent. Whether it is the choice of…read moreingredients and the cooking of the chef, it is worth appreciating and enjoying. It would also be worth booking again.

CLOSED ON THURSDAYS. Has a dress code!…read more This is by FAR the best food we had on the entire trip! Beautiful elegant setting, perfectly prepared food served at the right temperature on warmed or cooled plates as needed. Four of us went for lunch, Every single thing we ordered was delicious. DRESS CODE: Men Must have CLOSED TOED SHOES & MEN NO TANK TOPS.

We had very good tacos - Lengua, Sesos, Tripa, Arrachera and Campechano. Their salsas were good…read more Service was excellent and fast.

When on vacation, I love to find local, authentic cuisine and one of the things we really wanted to…read moreeat was some tacos! Luckily, Taquerías El Ñero was a quick taxi ride from our resort. These tacos are incredibly fairly priced, and luckily so because I recommend trying as many meats as your stomach can handle, ranging around $20-$30 pesos or about $1-2 USD. I tried the tripa, al pastor, and one other beef one and I loved all three, but my favorite was the tripa. It was so flavorful and crispy! I wish I ordered two or three of those, but it was good to try a variety. Just a heads up, the salsa was SUPER spicy and if you're a tourist who doesn't speak Spanish, they've got you covered with some English-speaking staff. There's no air conditioning, so eating spicy food made it feel even hotter, so I would suggest bringing a hand-held fan and asking for a bottle of cold water or Coke!