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.
In recent years, San Ángelo has quietly become one of Mérida’s hottest dining zones, with a lineup of restaurants that rival any in the city. From casual bites to refined dinners, here are some of our favorites: 🍸 La Sirena y El Pescador – City 32 A stunning, chic spot perfect for date night or […]
Corredor San Ángelo Is Mérida’s Culinary Hotspot — Here’s Where to Eat Read More »
Get ready, food lovers of Mérida — Restaurant Week is back! From September 29 to October 5, 2025, hundreds of restaurants across Mérida will offer special fixed-price menus that let you sample the best flavors the city has to offer without breaking the bank. Whether you’re craving Yucatecan classics or trying something totally new, this
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September in Mexico means one thing: fiestas patrias! 🎊 It’s a month filled with fireworks, parades, music, and—of course—incredible food. Some of the country’s most beloved dishes make their star appearances this month: 🌶 Chiles en Nogada: Poblano chiles stuffed with picadillo and covered in creamy walnut sauce, pomegranate seeds, and parsley for the colors
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If you thought Mérida’s craft beer scene couldn’t get any better—think again. Verdina, the brand-new taproom in Centro, is serving up smooth Nitro Stouts, fun smoothie beers, authentic Czech pours, and Canadian pub food with a Yucatecan twist. This place isn’t just about drinking a beer; it’s about traveling through taste, with pints, plates, and
When we first arrived in Yucatán about 15 years ago, finding a good craft beer was nearly impossible. There were a few places around town where you could find a microbrew, but it was definitely a treasure hunt and was rarely on tap. Fast-forward to today, and thanks to both local passion and foreign talent,
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Mérida’s food scene is a melting pot of cultures—and when it comes to Middle Eastern flavors, we’re spoiled for choice. From cozy family-run kitchens serving recipes straight from Lebanon to elegant dining rooms worthy of an Arabian Nights fantasy, you can find everything from silky hummus to saffron-laced kebabs right here in the Yucatán capital.
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Just 30 minutes outside of Mérida, nestled in the quiet town of Chocholá, you’ll find Cenote San Ignacio—a full-on eco-experience that blends nature, food, and romance in one unforgettable setting. This isn’t just a quick cenote stop. It’s a place to spend the whole day (or even the night), whether you’re in the mood for
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2025 Guide for Food Lovers At MID CityBeat, our readers can’t get enough of breakfast guides—it’s consistently one of our most searched-for topics year after year. So we’re back with our updated 2025 list of must-try breakfast spots in Mérida: a flavorful mix of lush gardens, Parisian vibes, hidden gems, and chef-driven menus. Here are
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If you’re on the hunt for a memorable breakfast spot in Mérida Centro, there’s a new hidden gem worth putting on your list. Pasto Caffe, tucked inside the Escentrike Hostel on Calle 48 (between 61 and 63), is quickly becoming a local favorite for its vibrant atmosphere, fresh menu, and boho-chic vibe. Check their social
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If you’ve been in Mérida long enough, you’ll remember Raffaello’s—the legendary Italian pizzería that set the bar for authentic calzones and pizzas over 17 years ago. Well, good news: it’s still here, now called Il Calabrese, and it’s as delicious as ever. The new name honors the southern Italian roots of the cuisine, but the
Il Calabrese: Classic Italian Flavors and Old-School Mérida Charm Read More »