For all things foodie and taking advantage of Yucatan’s incredible gastronomic offer, we get you lots of information about restaurants, bars, taco stands, market food, interviews with chefs, and more.
Did you know that Yucatan is one of the most diverse regions for dishes and ingredients in Mexico? It has a culinary history that dates back millenia and new innovative food ideas are being creative each day. It seems like each week there is a new gastronomic option opening and even for us it’s hard […]
Mérida: A UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy and Délice Network Food Capital Read More »
June 14, 2024 The city of Merida’s Directorate of Economic Development and Tourism has rolled out The Mérida Seal: Sustainable Gastronomic Space is a distinction awarded to establishments with good practices in the following areas: Responsible and local consumption Environmental management (water conservation, environmental culture actions, social responsibility actions, etc.) Promotion of art and culture.
The Mérida Seal: Celebrating Sustainable Gastronomic Spaces in the City Read More »
We are always getting asked about where to head out in Merida, Yucatan for a nice glass of wine and charcuterie board! So we have compiled a list for all you to have, easily accessible and ready for winetime. Bacchus Wine Bar Had a wonderful experience at Bacchus Wine Bar a few weeks ago. The
Wine and Dine: Uncorking Merida’s Best Wine Bars for a Perfect Night Out Read More »
Updated April 23, 2024 Mérida, a city known for its vibrant colors and undeniable beauty, holds a treasure trove of unique neighborhoods. One of these neighborhoods, nestled within the heart of the Yucatecan capital, has captured the attention and hearts of both locals and visitors alike. At first view, it looks like a regular neighborhood
Barrio Mágico Xcalachen and Yucatan’s Famous Chicharra Read More »
Written by Stephanie Carmon April 15, 2024 In 1974, Don Jorge C. Cárdenas Gutiérrez found a large piece of land with an abandoned hacienda in the perfect location–close to the highway to Cancun. He was a furniture craftsman and he wanted to put his furniture-making workshop there so it was easy to take his pieces
Legendary Haciendas of Yucatan: The Living History of Hacienda Teya Read More »
One of the great things about Merida, Yucatan is the festive atmosphere that combines traditions and culture. From cantinas to trendy bars and lively social hubs, our city has something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a cold beer, a classic cocktail, or a unique craft beer, you’re sure to find it here. So join
MID City Hot Spots: Fun Cantinas to Hit Merida, Yucatan Read More »
Previous Next We have already discussed in the previous articles the origins and particularities of the Day of the Dead and Hanal Pixán. How it came up and its tradition adapting and merging with ancient pre-Columbian cultures. Go here for article. We also wrote about the most symbolic differences between the Day of the Dead
Food for The Souls, A Hanal Pixán Tradition Read More »
Wednesday August 30, 2023 There is a relatively new hotel on Calle 62 x 33a y 33 in the heart of the Centro. Construction started over 4 years ago, but as many businesses experienced, when the pandemic hit, the project screeched to a halt. Now, they have opened and it is a new hot spot
A Hot Spot in Merida: Hotel Sureño, La Mata Restaurant & El Fresco Rooftop bar Read More »
Written by Stephanie Carmon About four months ago, I decided to finally try the new restaurant I had seen open up on Calle 60 and 49 called La Linda Merida. It is a place that I was curious about, I had passed by a hundred times on my endless walks through the Centro. The restaurant
Yucatecan Craft Beer: Ceiba, Thodes Ale, Alux Read More »
June 14th 2023 Circulo 47 is an initiative by the city of Merida to help stimulate the growth of the small farms around the city. There are a variety of micro farmers in the surrounding villages of Merida and this program encourages the local restaurants, stores and consumers to buy local and support the local
Círculo 47: Promoting Agricultural Sustainability in Merida’s Surrounding Communities Read More »