The falafel was solid and came out fast. Angel kept things moving, no waiting around. Good spot for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The food was tasty and the presentation looked great. That old hacienda setting is really something. Service was fine, just a little slow between courses.

Stopped by for a quick drink and somehow ended up splitting the bacon cheeseburger. That thing was seriously good&mdash;simple, juicy, cooked right. For what you pay, the portion feels fair. Staff was chill too. Maybe not a destination spot, but if you&#39;re nearby and hungry, it does the job.

The saxophone with the DJ was such a vibe. Cocktails were solid too. Food was decent but honestly you&#39;re here for the atmosphere, not a quiet dinner.

The space is gorgeous, feels more like a gallery than a restaurant. Salmon carpaccio was fresh and seasoned just right. Prices are a bit high but fair for the area. Mar took good care of us.

The breaded brie and ravioli were really good, and that hibiscus gin was a nice touch. Prices are a bit steep, but you can tell they use quality ingredients.

The roasted veggies are still my favorite thing here. Simple, seasoned right, cooked well every single time. Prices have crept up a bit, but I keep coming back for those.

Grilled octopus and shrimp were solid. Flavor was on point. Been back twice already, so that says something. Service held up both times, no complaints there. Place gets a bit loud later in the evening, but whatever. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want seafood without the fuss.

The retro 60s-70s diner look is pretty cool, colorful murals everywhere, super chill vibe. I grabbed the burger combo and honestly, for what you pay, the portion felt a bit small. Tasted good, but I left still kinda hungry. Maybe I should&#39;ve ordered the bigger size. Nice spot to hang out though, just wish the plate matched the price.

The garden seating is so pretty 🌿 margarita was solid too. Got the cauliflower appetizer&mdash;lots of flavor but kinda small for what you pay.

The hibiscus tea was such a nice touch with my caldo 🌺 Food came out quick and the flavors were on point. Staff checked on us a couple times too. Solid spot if you&#39;re craving regional Mexican snacks.

The slow-cooked beef was legit&mdash;super tender and full of flavor. Plating looked fancy but the price was fair for what you get. 👌

The Pit Boss Sampler for two was solid&mdash;brisket and ribs were on point, mac and cheese stole the show.

The combos here are massive&mdash;my friend and I split one and still had leftovers. Solid spot if you&#39;re craving Chinese in Merida. Staff were chill too.

Panuchos were solid, big portions and that roasted habanero salsa really hits. Got my food quick, no waiting around. Place was busy but they kept it moving. Price is right for what you get. Definitely my kind of spot for a quick lunch when I&#39;m craving Yucatecan food.

Decent food, cheap for the area. Pastries are the highlight. Service gets slow when busy though.

Came for Sunday lunch with the family. The live boleros were a nice touch, not too loud either. Food was solid, but honestly the portions felt a bit small for what you pay. We ordered a few classics and left still a little hungry. The flavors were good, don&#39;t get me wrong. Just wish the plates were bigger for the price. Maybe it&#39;s just me though.

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The Best Restaurants in Merida

Trópico 56

Restaurante Valentina

Gran Lumière

Carajillo Mérida

Restaurante Colonial

La Tradicion

La Prospe del Xtup

Un Rincón de Maní

Hacienda Montejo

Piensarosa

Casa San Angel

ROCA Steakhouse

Tatemar

Mayami Fish

Flamante Burgers & Friends

Arcano

Tokio 07

Don Spaghetto

La socorrito

Pancho Maiz

La Palapa de Soco

Hogsons Steak & Smokehouse

Oliva Enoteca

Oriental City Mérida

Original Montejo

La Rosita

El Panucho de Kanasin

Los Bisquets Obregon

McCarthy's Irish Pub

El Pocito Cantina