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!
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
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Mérida isn’t just tacos and cochinita pibil—this city is making serious waves in the world of fresh, high-quality seafood. Thanks to its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico and connections to the Pacific coast, you’ll find some of Mexico’s best marine flavors right here in the Yucatán capital. But it’s not just about taste—it’s about
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Bold flavors, fluffy baos, and a fresh take on fusion in Montes de Amé If you’re on the hunt for a unique dining experience in Mérida, Yucatán, look no further than Wah Bao, an Asian-Mexican fusion restaurant quietly turning heads in the upscale neighborhood of Montes de Amé. This innovative spot is quickly becoming one
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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
Eat Like a Local: MID City’s Top 7 Restaurants on Calle 47 in Mérida Yucatán Read More »
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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Jonatan Gómez-Luna, This Year’s Guest of Honor, to Receive the Golden Key by Agua de Rosas Mérida, Yucatán – February 11, 2025 – After nine consecutive years of success, with over 100 participating chefs and nearly 18,000 attendees since 2017, the Club Sibarita Food Festival is back! Taking place from March 20 to 22, this
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