Oxtun - San Felipe Nuevo

Nice little place to cool off and eat some great tacos Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: MX$1–100 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Grilled Supreme of Chicken

The food is good, the service regular. A little late in serving food Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

They have vegetarian options, which is appreciated, the price was expected to be expensive for the area in which it is located, the downside is that they can't give you even a glass of water, just buy it despite consuming it there. Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 2

Not certain when the other reviews were posted but my plates definitely did not look anything like yours... For 980 pesos we had exactly six tacos with no sides and one burrito no sides, as well as a definitely watered down Draft Dos Equis 330cc (110pesos in an unchilled glass along with a 330cc plastic bottle of diet Coke no glass or ice provided. Anywhere in Progreso or Merida you can get the exact same thing for half the price in a similar setting. Weirdly enough, our tab included something like a multiplication factor seemed like a cover charge aka utensils and price for siting down, which I'm not sure what it meant, and a 10% tip which was already predetermined in the price. I think the only reason these people are in business is because they are the only outfit at an uncomfortably walking distance from Pisté where there are so many other better options. Don't get me wrong. The food was not terrible. It was actually okay, although it was an utter and complete rip off. People that are stuck there and waiting for buses have no choice. If you are NOT stuck waiting there with elderly friends and kids, for example, I highly recommend you go to the village next door and eat. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: MX$300–400

We visited here a life before the beginning march, before the pandemic. this restaurant is located in the archaeological zone Chichen-Itza. I had not expected much, but I was pleasantly surprised! the restaurant is attractive, the service is good and so eat! they even have. a roof area where you can see the iconic Maya Pyramids of Kukulkan in Chichen-Itza. we came to see the ruins on the afternoon before sunset, and we had tickets to see (an incredible) light show that they had in the pyramid in the night still de kukulkandefinitely a must-see, so we had about hours to kill to return in the archaeological zone. let's eat here! I said. it is not their only choice close to, but their best choice. they have delicious authentic Mexican cuisine (with vegetarian options when they are in the,) large local craft beer and its not overcrowded. the waiters seem to have always been here, and their service proves that they are very good! if you are hungry for the incredible history of this mayan ruin, do not hesitate to eat here they are glad that they! for what it is, it probably deserves to star.