Riviera Maya Dining

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Wandering the streets of the Yucatan be it in Cancun Centro, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Valladolid or Merida the smells, sights and sounds of street food tantalizes curious visitors. Tacos are easily identifiable as well as corn on the cob slathered with mayo and chili powder, but one of the yummiest treats on the streets is churros. Who can resist fried dough with sugar?

Here are a few of our favorite places in the Riviera Maya to get a margarita. There are tons more to discover.

Move over Mezcal and Tequila, Pulque is making a comeback! Pulque is a Mexican fermented alcoholic drink made from the sap of the maguey plant. Like Mezcal it was a working man’s drink. Like many things, Pulque is experiencing a revival, and finds itself now trending all over the world, not just Mexico.

Learn more about local Mexican food and the historical significance behind the local dishes.

Panuchos, pronounced pan-OO-choss, is a Yucatan dish served as an ‘Antojitos’. Antojitos in Mexico are similar to Spanish tapas.

No matter where you are in Mexico, the best time for tacos is after dark, and the tiny island of Holbox is no exception. Here are the most popular places to eat tacos during your Holbox vacation.

The Art of Flan in Mexico - A Trusted and Treasured Dessert

Mojitos take you through a Cuban history lesson, not a Mexican history lesson. So why are we talking about a now famous Cuban drink. Well, we feel a sense of solidarity with Cuba, for many reasons.

Downtown Cancun has lots of charming coffee shops where locals go to sip on Mexican coffee, work on their laptops, have a casual business meeting, or indulge in brunch with friends.