Labná Review
Yucatecan cuisine reaches new and exotic heights at this Mayan-themed restaurant, with fabulous dishes prepared by chef Elviro Pol. The papadzules (tortillas stuffed with eggs and covered with pumpkin sauce) are a delicious starter; for an entrée, try the poc chuc (tender pork loin in a sour orange sauce) or longaniza de Valladolid (traditional sausage from the village of Valladolid). Finish off your meal with some maja blanco (white pudding), and Xtabentun-infused Mayan coffee. You may want to linger and enjoy the trio that performs traditional Mexican music Friday through Sunday evenings.| El Cejas The seafood is fresh at this open-air eatery, and the clientele... | $ Seafood | El Centro |
| El Principio Despite its rather simple decor, this small and rustic bistro... | $ Italian | El Centro |
| El Tacolote A great place to stop for lunch, this popular taquería... | $ Mexican | El Centro |
| La Pasteleteria This cheery café and bakery has comfortable equipales... | $ Cafe | El Centro |
| La Troje From the moment you enter the garden patio, you'll feel as if... | $ Eclectic | El Centro |
| Santos Mariscos A tribute to masked wrestling champion El Santo, this Mexican... | $ Mexican | Zona Hotelera | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ty-Coz Tucked behind the Comercial Mexicana grocery store and across...
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