The salmon toast was good, eggs Benedict too. Pistachio latte was decent, not too sweet. But honestly for the price, the portions felt a bit small. Fine for a one-time breakfast in Tulum.

Came for the live music, stayed for the vibe. Paco and Alex took care of us without hovering&mdash;just easy, friendly service. Solid spot right on the main strip.

The smash burger was juicy, bun was soft and sweet. Garlic cheese fries had a good kick to them. Sat in the back garden area, quieter than the street side. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Just wish the fries were a bit more generous for the price. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a decent burger without the hassle.

We sat down and she just started cooking for us, like we were old friends visiting. The colored tortillas were pretty and tasted great, but the chocolate cake was the real winner. Only thing is, you need to be ready to take your time. It&#39;s not a quick meal, but honestly, that was fine with me. Comfortable spot.

The jackfruit tacos were solid, lots of flavor. Yuca fries on the side hit the spot too. That spicy salsa is the real deal. Just wish they had more seating, got a bit crowded.

Came here for a birthday dinner. Staff handled everything well, even brought out a cake and did a little dance. That was unexpected. Complimentary appetizers were a decent touch too. Service was quick and we didn&#39;t have to chase anyone down. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

The Pollo en Mole hit the spot&mdash;slightly sweeter than I&rsquo;m used to, but the depth of flavor worked. I ordered a glass of their house red to go with it, and honestly, the wine cut through the richness better than I expected. Guacamole&rsquo;s the move, especially if you toss that lime dressing in. Girlfriend&rsquo;s chicken tacos with rice and beans were solid. We&rsquo;re staying nearby, so this could easily become our late-night stop.

The rooftop view is nice, and the octopus and steak were cooked right. Guac was the best part. Service kept it simple, no hovering.

Went back twice on the same trip. Shrimp tacos were solid, crab empanadas even better. Service stayed sharp both times. Easy spot for a quick bite in Tulum.

The vegan menu is seriously creative&mdash;that watermelon &quot;tuna&quot; tostada blew my mind. Avocado pizza was solid too. Wish I lived closer to try more stuff.

The Neapolitan pizza here is legit. Crust was soft and chewy with that nice wood-fired char. You can tell they care about the dough. 🍕

Stopped by for dinner and ended up chatting with the owner over a tequila shot after we finished. That alone made the night. Food was solid&mdash;nothing fancy, but the birria had good depth. Wish they had a better wine list though, beer and mezcal were the safer picks. Place had that genuine family-run feel, not forced at all.

The waiter Diego was super attentive, made sure we had everything. Pad thai was solid, beef pad kra pao had a nice kick to it. Good spot if you&#39;re craving Thai.

Came for the chorizo tacos and honestly, they were the freshest I&#39;ve had in a while. The tortillas still warm, the salsa had a nice kick. Breakfast chilaquiles were good too, not soggy at all. Prices felt fair for what you get. Just wish they had more veggie options on the menu.

Stopped by for an iced coffee and honestly, the vibe is cute, lots of seating inside. Drink was solid, nothing crazy. Staff were nice. But man, the price felt kinda high for what it is. I get it, Tulum tax, but still. Probably fine if you&#39;re just hanging out for a while.

Came here for breakfast and honestly everything hit the spot. Had the chilaquiles and they were solid, not too soggy, just the right amount of salsa. Coffee was decent too. Place was busy but we got seated quick. Only thing is the portions are a bit small for the price, but flavor makes up for it.

The buffet spread was solid &mdash; meats came around hot and fresh, sides and desserts had good variety. Staff checked in just enough, never hovering. Only thing, it got a bit loud near the grill station. Still, for a resort dinner, it hit the spot. 🌮

The grilled fish was cooked perfectly, flaky and juicy. Meat dishes are solid too. But $6 for bottled water? That&#39;s steep. Also, barely any vegetarian options if that matters to you.

The salmon and tuna poke was solid, fresh fish and good portions. Prices fair for the neighborhood. Bike parking right there helps. Service was fine, nothing fancy.

Came for lunch and tried the grilled fish with veggies. The fish was fresh, flaky, not overcooked. They didn&#39;t drown it in sauce either, which I appreciate. Portion was decent for the price. Place was pretty quiet around 1pm, easy to get a table. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The tacos at Mamazul are a must-try! Each variety is bursting with flavor, and the ambiance is vibrant, making it a great spot for a fun night out.

The ribeye was spot on. Seasoned well, cooked right, tender enough to cut with a fork. Had the chicken breast too, decent but the steak&#39;s the move here. Salad was just okay. Price is a little high for the neighborhood, but you&#39;re paying for the meat. I&#39;d come back just for that.

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