The mango margaritas were the highlight for sure. Mole had good depth, cochinita was tender. Service kept checking on us, maybe a bit much but they meant well.

The fish tacos were the only thing I cared about. Grilled, not fried, with a decent salsa on top. The beach access is right there, so you can eat with sand on your feet. Service was all over the place, but whatever. I&#39;d come back just for those tacos.

The buffet had some good local options, tamales and lime soup were nice. Traditional music made it fun. Just watch out, drinks aren&#39;t included and they add up fast. Bring pesos, the exchange rate is rough.

The garden patio was nice&mdash;plenty of fans and shade. Lamb shawarma came with crispy fries, generous portion. Falafel was decent too. Big enough to share for sure.

The fried octopus ceviche was tender, really fresh. Shrimp fajitas came out hot and juicy. Place is basic, no frills, but who cares when the food hits like this. I had a cold beer with mine, worked perfectly with the lime and spice. Service was fast too. Not the kind of spot for a fancy date, but for a solid meal, it does the job.

Came for the vegan bowl, honestly wasn&rsquo;t expecting much for the price. It was actually pretty good though&mdash;fresh, filling, and not bland like most places. Menu&rsquo;s got some classic regional stuff too, but I stuck with what I came for. Place is simple, no frills, but it works. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind coming back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The banana smoothie and chilaquiles were solid, but honestly the portions felt a bit small for what you pay. Outdoor seating was nice though.

Manuel kept the tortillas coming without me even asking. That green sauce on the Huevos Xcambo was the highlight, honestly the best thing I&#39;ve eaten in Merida yet. Place was busy but he still checked in a few times. Wish I&#39;d found this spot sooner.

Stopped by around midnight after work. Oreo smoothie was just right, not too sweet. Fries had good seasoning on em. Place was busy but the guy at the counter stayed cool. 24 hours is handy when you got weird hours like me. Nothing fancy but it does the job.

Came here for brunch with a couple of friends and honestly the food was solid. Menu&rsquo;s kinda small but what we ordered was done right. I had the pancakes and they were fluffy, not too sweet. Place got busy around noon so we had to wait a bit, but it was chill. Good enough for a casual catch-up 😊

Came here with a couple of friends and loved the cochinita pibil. Place is small but chill, perfect for hanging out. Service was nice too, though we waited a bit for our drinks.

Food&#39;s solid and portions are generous for what you pay. Got the tacos al pastor and they didn&#39;t disappoint. Place gets busy but that&#39;s a good sign. Nothing fancy, just good honest food.

Stopped by for the lunch buffet and honestly it&rsquo;s a solid deal. Lots of meat and salad options, plus the dance show was fun to watch with friends. Bathrooms were clean too, just wish they had AC 😅

The tortilla espa&ntilde;ola was solid and the sourdough tasted homemade, no complaints there. Portion felt a bit small for the price though. Left still a little hungry.

Grabbed a kilo of their organic coffee for 260 pesos&mdash;great deal for the quality. Nice little spot to pick up beans as a souvenir from Merida.

The rooftop terrace is decent for evening drinks. Pizza had a nice thin, crispy crust, good for people-watching over the square. Service was friendly enough.

The huevos divorciados were pretty good, and the caf&eacute; olla hit the spot. Guac and chips were a nice extra.

The ham and cheese sandwich here is simple but it works. Bread&rsquo;s soft, ham&rsquo;s decent, cheese melts right. Nothing fancy, just solid when you&rsquo;re hungry. Price is fair for the size. I&rsquo;d grab one again if I&rsquo;m nearby.

The mole eggs were pretty good&mdash;rich flavor, decent portion. Sat in the garden area, which was nice and quiet. Service was fine, nothing special. Maybe a bit slow at times, but I wasn&#39;t in a hurry. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby and want something simple.

The camarones were cooked just right and the ceviche tasted really fresh. Friendly service too. Just remember it&#39;s cash only, which caught me off guard.

The caf&eacute; con leche was fine, nothing fancy. Parking lot&#39;s a mess and service dragged, but the conchas with cream hit the spot. Could use a better drink pairing though.

The hot dog was way better than I expected, and the beer list had some good options without breaking the bank. The industrial look with those green walls is pretty cool too. Nice spot to just grab a drink and something to eat.

Went on a Tuesday night and the patio was packed. Still got a table upstairs pretty fast though. Two floors is nice, lots of corners to sit in. Food came out quick but the drinks took a while. Not mad about it, just something to keep in mind if you&#39;re thirsty.

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