Yucatan is a foodie haven and we will get you some of the best spots for fine dining, tacos stands, cafes for breakfast, lunch or dinner!
Father’s Day is the perfect excuse to celebrate the dads, granddads, bonus dads, and father figures who’ve been our everyday heroes. And what better way to honor him than with a fantastic meal, cold drink in hand, and a laid-back atmosphere where he can kick back and feel appreciated? Whether he’s the type who enjoys […]
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Old favorites, new gems, and everything in between. Once a quiet street tucked between Paseo de Montejo and Parque Santa Ana, Calle 47 in the Historic Centro of Mérida, Yucatan has blossomed into one of the city’s most exciting culinary destinations. Lined with tropical palms and colorful colonial façades, this buzzing corridor—we’ve fondly dubbed the
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You know those places that somehow feel like home the moment you walk in? The kind of restaurant that’s been around for nearly two decades, survived gentrification waves, economic dips, changing trends—and still packs a punch with amazing food, funky charm, and unbeatable hospitality? That’s El Templo. We stopped by this Mérida institution recently (located
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Authentic Flavors from Across Yucatán Habaneros is quickly becoming a favorite spot for those looking to explore traditional Yucatecan cuisine. The restaurant brings flavors from different towns across the state to one table, offering an experience that feels both authentic and inviting. As you walk in, you’re greeted by two women making fresh tortillas and
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Mérida’s food scene continues to impress, and our latest culinary adventure led us to Piazzare, a relatively new Italian restaurant with a spectacular view of Santa Ana Park and the lively energy of Calle 60. After hearing glowing reviews, we finally had the chance to indulge in a late lunch/dinner—and we were not disappointed! A
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If you’ve driven down Paseo de Montejo lately, chances are you’ve spotted Diego’s—the newest addition to Mérida’s ever-growing food and cocktail scene. Marked by its playful, kid-inspired mural, Diego’s is already catching attention, and for good reason. With a stylish terrace overlooking Mérida’s most iconic avenue, it’s the perfect place to unwind with a craft
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Written by Stephanie Carmon Congratulations to Siqueff for 90 years of serving Yucatecans in Merida! If you have spent any time living in Yucatan, or have read anything about Yucatecan cuisine you will definitely have heard or tried the famous huevos motuleños. However, what might be new to you is the rich and endearing story
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Exploring Mérida’s nightlife reveals a tapestry of vibrant spots that combine history, culture, and culinary artistry. Whether you’re in search of a chic cocktail bar, an elegant rooftop terrace, or an immersive fusion of cinema and dining, MID City offers a selection of venues that cater to all tastes and occasions. From the rustic, fire-cooked
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Asian cuisine is as diverse as it is flavorful, and the culinary scene in Mérida has embraced this diversity with open arms. From Japanese fusion to Vietnamese delights, the city is home to a growing number of restaurants offering authentic and modern twists on Asian dishes. Whether you’re craving sushi, ramen, or a smoky Korean
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Yucatan is one of Mexico’s vast lands for culture, food, and tradition, and –over the last ten years or so —the gastronomic scene has flourished. Not only is the foodie satisfied with Yucatecan flavors, which are some of the most elaborate in the country but also an awesome offer from around Mexico and internationally. Merida
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