The lighting in here is doing something right&mdash;warm but not dim, makes the whole place feel easy. Waiters actually know the menu, suggested a mezcal cocktail I wouldn&rsquo;t have picked myself. Good for a drink after work, though the dinner plates are a bit small for the price. Still, that vibe carries it.

We grabbed a table right by the water, and the mahi mahi was really fresh. Flaky, light, no fishy taste at all. I&rsquo;m picky about seafood, and this one hit the spot. The lionfish was good too, though a bit more seasoning would&rsquo;ve been nice. Sunset made it even better.

Great spot tucked off 5th Ave. The brick oven pizza was solid, and the upstairs seating keeps you away from the street chaos. Pasta was good too, though I wish I&#39;d had more room.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the mezcalita. Smoky, well balanced, exactly what I needed. The owner actually took a minute to explain the dishes, which was cool. Prices are fair for what you get. Solid spot if you&#39;re in a hurry but still want something decent.

Fernando took care of us the whole night, super welcoming. Cabrito was solid, that&#39;s what I&#39;d come back for. Nice spot to just hang out.

Stopped by for lunch and honestly the service caught me off guard&mdash;in a good way. Our waiter remembered we were sharing dishes and brought extra tortillas without us asking. That little detail made the whole meal easier. Food was solid too, but yeah, the attention stood out most.

The mole here is still pretty good after all these years. Rich and chocolatey, just how I like it. Fresh juice was decent too.

Came for the beach, stayed for the drinks. Jose and Marcel took care of us the whole time. Bathrooms were clean too, which is always a plus.

Stopped by for a drink and some pork dishes&mdash;solid choice. Cold beer hit the spot, and the free botanas with your drink are a nice bonus. Prices fair for what you get.

Still hits the spot after all these years. Came here with my friends and the food was on point, prices are fair for Polanco too. One of the few spots that hasn&#39;t gone downhill.

Been coming here for a while now. Patio view of the Malec&oacute;n never gets old. Fajitas were sizzling good, rock videos on the tv keep it lively. Service was a little slow today, but whatever, still my spot.

Two-for-one margaritas all day? Yeah, that got me in the door. But the chile relleno is what I keep thinking about&mdash;best one I&#39;ve had in PV so far. Sat there in the morning watching the waves hit right up against the edge of the place. That was a nice touch.

The cafe con leche was solid, and the chilaquiles hit the spot. Staff kept up with the COVID rules too.

Pablo took care of us and honestly his suggestions were on point. I went for the mushroom zucchini taco and the braised short ribs&mdash;both were solid. They also kept bringing fresh tortillas without us asking, which I always appreciate. Maybe not the most mind-blowing meal ever, but a really good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The live guitar music was such a nice touch for hanging out with friends 🎸 I got the French toast and honestly could only eat half, the portion is huge. Taste was decent but not as amazing as it looked. Still, good spot to chill.

Brought our own catch and they cooked it three ways&mdash;blackened was the best. Wine sauce felt a bit heavy but still good. Staff handled our allergy stuff without making it awkward.

Stopped by for lunch during the week. Got the tacos al pastor, decent portion for the price. Service was quick, no fuss. Place is right downtown, easy to walk to. Craft beer list is a nice bonus. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and need something reliable.

I keep coming back to this place and the food never misses. Got the savory crepe again and it was just as good as last time. Staff actually remembered my usual order which caught me off guard. Prices are decent for what you get. Only thing is it gets a bit crowded around noon so you might wait a few minutes.

Sat outside watching the fountain while we ate. Food was solid, nothing crazy but well done. Service kept up even when it got busy. It&#39;s definitely not cheap though, you pay for that view of the square. Fine for a nicer evening out, just don&#39;t come expecting a bargain. 🌿

The live piano on Saturday night was a nice touch, even though the place was packed. Had to wait a bit for a table, but once we sat down, it was fine. They have an English menu, which helped a lot. My only thing is the portions felt a little small for what you pay. I left still a bit hungry.

Had the combo plate. Meat was juicy, bread got a bit soggy from the juice but I didn&#39;t mind it. Aguas frescas were solid. Place was busy at lunch but service kept up fine. Good enough for a quick stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here for a while now, and the breakfast keeps me hooked. Yeah, the wait on a Saturday was around 40 minutes, but the food&rsquo;s always fresh. Tried a few different things off the menu this time, all solid. Valet&rsquo;s handy too, not gonna lie. Just wish they&rsquo;d speed up the seating a bit.

Service was quick and the staff friendly enough. Had a glass of their house red with the tacos&mdash;decent pairing, nothing fancy. Place is clean, which is always a plus around here.

Came here with a couple friends for dinner and honestly the eggplant parm was the star. So cheesy and the sauce tasted homemade. We sat near the brick wall and it felt super cozy, like a little wine cellar vibe. Service was chill, not rushing us at all. Only thing is it got a bit loud later but whatever, we were having fun anyway 😊

The coconut shrimp were seriously good&mdash;some of the best I&#39;ve had. Owner clearly cares about what he&#39;s cooking. Simple open-air spot, nothing fancy, but the food does the talking.

Solid spot off the tourist strip. Tacos al pastor were fresh and hit the spot. Service was quick, got my food in no time. Good for a fast bite in Cozumel.

The ceviche was fresh, limey, just right. Guac was solid too. Snorkeling part was cool, saw plenty of fish. Lunch hit the spot after all that swimming.

The lobster bisque was rich, really flavorful. Seafood came out cooked just right. Service lagged a bit between courses, but honestly the food made up for it. They&#39;ve got a decent wine list too, our server knew which bottles went well with the dishes. Would come back for that bisque alone.

Came for the Thursday pozole buffet and the jaguar one was so good 😋 Live music was fun but kinda loud for chatting with friends. Still, solid spot for a casual hang.

The outdoor seating here is actually well spaced out, not all cramped like most places. Got some shade too, which made sitting outside for brunch way more comfortable than I expected. Just a chill spot to hang out and eat without feeling rushed.

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