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Most Popular Latin food in Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Discover Restaurants offering the best Latin food in Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Mayan ruins tower over the sea in Tulum. The formerly walled city was one of the last to be built by the Mayans, and its archaeological sites are incredibly well preserved. Take a break from the beach to visit El Castillo, the Temple of the Frescoes, and the Temple of the Descending God. Explore an underground river under a canopy of stalactites in the sacred caverns of LabnaHa Eco Park, or dive into Cenote Dos Ojos to snorkel inside of caves in the middle of a forest.
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10. Sin Yolanda Maricarmen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
Sin Yolanda Maricarmen "It is a Restaurant Bar located in Tulum Quintana Roo The concept of the place is a Mexican canteen where food and drinks are served nationally Of the best quality and flavor. The main course are different types of watermelons, drin
Reviewed By gsnelson
I donât know how this restaurant got such high reviews. The menu is extremely limited - tacos and tostadas, they had ribeye on the menu but it wasnât available. The hamburger was definitely not all beef. no desserts. No salads. The best thing we had was the grilled vegetables. No tapas were offered with the meal. There were 14 of us. It took 30 minutes for everyone to get their drinks. Half of our orders were wrong. Two people didnt get their food for 90 minutes. Our bills were completely wrong. And it was extremely expensive. They did suggest we order the âMexican experienceâ but $1000 peso per person for tacos and tostados seemed a bit outrageous.
9. Kitchen Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1038 reviews
Kitchen Table is a restaurant located on the jungle side of the Tulum - Boca Paila beach road (km mark 6). A wooden grill, a bar and ice boxes full of local fresh produce are the only ingredients we need to create delicious food and cocktails. We do it be
Reviewed By CourtneyC80
Run donât walk to kitchen table. We came here for dinner and it was absolutely fantastic. My husband and I love food, particularly seafood. This was easily the best lobster and octopus weâve ever had. The drinks were also spectacularly done, incredibly flavorful and thoughtfully put together. They also make their own liqueurs and I really enjoyed the limoncello one with their dessert platter.
8. Cetli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 506 reviews
Our dishes are prepares meticulusly as our grandma used to make it. We choose the best ingredients to prepare genuine "mole" sauce in a metate stone (like from prehispanic times), to make sure get to the traditional recipes. Making our mermelade, bread, b
Reviewed By ScubaDyver
Five of us came here for dinner - two who had eaten here several times, and three of us for the first time. I already heard about the restaurant from other friends who had eaten here, and was expecting a memorable evening - I wasnât disappointed!Firstly, the restaurant is not air conditioned, but with a good through breeze and large open windows, this was not an issue.... lovely decor with traditional household objects, day of the dead skulls, and some truly outstanding original artwork. Friendly, expert service. Lovely table layout, hand decorated menus, cloth napkins, lots of lovely little touches. The main courses include a wonderful appetizer plate, including local artisan cheeses, hand made breads, mini-tacos and tortillas, spicy grasshoppers with sour oranges, and a well balanced habanero salsa.The signature dish is a Poblano de Nogado, and a world class one! Other choices include a potiso (chicken stuffed with Chaya and a cactus jam), and I had a huitlacoche stuffed Poblano with a red peanut mole sauce. All incredibly well executed and presented. I was full, but the others managed to finish two desserts which were to the same standard as the rest of the food.Good mexican wines to complement the food, and their own twist on cocktails.This was probably the best meal I have eaten this year, and I will definitely be back. Itâs worth every minute of the drive out of town, and if youâre wondering about the spicy grasshoppers with sour orange, you will never regret having tried them!
7. La Coqueta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1042 reviews
La Coqueta gives you a warm welcome, we are a 100% Mexican restaurant style, our mission is to make our customers feel happy through delicious dishes and drinks accompanied by a personalized service.
Reviewed By Immerenga
We had a couple of drinks here as well as dinner the other night. We really loved it. Prices are on the low side. Music was nice. Yes,the main road is right next to it but so what. Oh!! Bring bug spray. If it's not obvious for you anyways but those beasts were a effing pest!Gracias por tu comentario, y aquà tienen su casa siempre!!
6. La Parrillada Tulum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
LA PARRILLADA is a nice place, Is far to the confusion of the main street where you can eat in the garden or in its roomy interior with capacity for more than sixty people. It has the best quality cuts of meat ANGUS since the owner also owns a butcher (lo
Reviewed By noriksweb
Enjoyed this restaurant very much. The food was terrific. Short menu as they specialize in MEAT- beef...mostly...done in different styles. We ordered the combo plate(slab of wood) for two. Delicious!! Done to individual taste. Service was attentive and the bonus was live entertainment. If you are craving beef as a change from all the tacos/beans and salsas....this is a place where beef reigns. Had our fill and felt truly satisfied!
5. Sabor De Mar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 427 reviews
Reviewed By Matvl
We had a variety of sharing type options at Sabor De Mar. Most of the menu is raw/ceviche style though a couple of fried taco options as some cooked mains. We enjoyed what we had along with the super friendly service. Particularly liked the shrimp tacos and tuna tostada.
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4. Rosa Negra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1796 reviews
RosaNegra® is a space that radiates Freedom, a tribute to Latin American cuisine. Gastronomic traditions from countries such as Peru, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil and, of course, Mexico make the menu an eclectic combination with authentic and daring flavor
Reviewed By JanineHBim
We visited during our honeymoon and were blown away by the entire experience. The restaurant itself is beautiful and in a great location surrounded by other restaurants, bars and shops. From the minute you walk in, the customer service is absolutely stellar. You are not without a drink or wanting anything as the staff is so attentive and knowledgeable. While they do try to upsell and encourage the more expensive speciality menu, should you prefer to order from the regular menu like we did - you are not treated any differently.Everything is done with flair - even the table bread is special and unique. We ordered cocktails and several appetizers - each more delicious than the next. We are big foodies and pride ourselves in finding the best spots. Rosa Negra is now one of our top picks. If you are in Tulum - do not hesitate, do yourself a favour and eat here. Hello Janine, thank you very much for taking the time to write us, we are very pleased to know that you were able to share such a pleasant moment with us. We hope to see you again, we will gladly welcome you to our restaurant, your home.
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3. Mexican Experience Tulum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 235 reviews
The Mexican Experience is exactly that, an experience! The concept is simple; travelers from all over the world are united around a large table to enjoy a 5-course meal of exquisite Mexican cuisine, accompanied by a night-long open bar!
Reviewed By Paulina C
We were absolutely delighted by this experience. It was such a unique concept as we had never come across such a tour. Itâs kinda like a tour and a dinner combined. Our guide Riaz was the life of the party and gave such interesting information and insight. Really recommendable doing this.
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2. Taqueria Honorio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 553 reviews
Reviewed By jasha7
Open for breakfast and lunch, this neighborhood classic is a must visit for tacos and tortas with fresh, delicious Yucatecan fillings. The cochinita pibil is legendary. Wash it down with one of their freshly made aguas frescas, and you have a cheap, satisfying and absolutely delicious meal.
1. BAL NAK'
Overall Ratings
5 based on 123 reviews
Restaurant with contemporary mexican cuisine with an atmosphere of integration and respect to the jungle.
Reviewed By jcath07
My wife and I celebrated our anniversary dinner here based on the high TripAdvisor ranking...and it did not disappoint. Coming during the low season, we didn't have to worry about a reservation, and were warmly welcomed in. The tuna appetizer was amazing, and the cocktails (though pricey) were fresh and delicious. While I got the whitefish - which was very good - my wife got the spare rib, which was incredible. Just a great dining experience.Thank you for your comments, we are glad you enjoyed your experience at BAL NAK'.
