Well - actually I have only eaten in a couple of restaurant in Merida but when i found this one I was quite content. My son and I were travelling from San Cristobal de las Casa (via Palenque) and I was looking forward to returning to a restaurant that I enjoyed eating at when were last in Merida (a few... More

Finally a restaurant in the yucatan with more than 3 or 4 choices (of the same thing). THIS PLACE IS A GEM. We've been twice already and plan to go twice more incur three day stay in Merida. Very diverse menu from pasta to Mexican to yucatecan to good ol burgers and sandwiches...and all vege! Tasty, great friendly service, beautiful... More

The food here was fresh and seemed pretty healthy but was not overly tasty or exciting. If you are not vegetarian I probably would not bother.

Stopped in here for an early (by Mexican standards) dinner and were one of only two tables. Still treated very well, even with minimal Spanish.My wife and I both had an enchilada. They were large and tasty with more fresh vegetables on them (cabage, avacado and tomato) than anywhere else we have been.We also had an appetizer of what transalted... More

I enjoy eating here. Almost all vegetarian options. Small portions, but cheap prices. Usually great service. The owners always seem too busy.

I had the extreme pleasure of dining at the awkwardly named 2012 Espacios Mayas y Algo Mas last night and was thoroughly delighted by every aspect of my experience. We dined alfresco in an interior courtyard modeled to resemble a ulama court with a vibrant Mayan codex themed mural filling the back wall. Our embarrasing lack of Spanish was not... More

Delicious food, fantastic service, great atmosphere! This was a real gem in Merida. It was a little tricky to find at night but worth the effort. It was recommended to us by our local hosts and did not disappoint at all.

I was staying at a Bohemian hostel on calle 62 called "Nomadas", which is fitting, because I am quite the nomad myself. I was venturing down the street for a snack to eat, and I happened upon this gem, this jewel, and when I was finished, I was comfortably full. I can not remember the waitress who served me there,... More

When you sometimes get tired of Merida's poc chuc, longaniza, the pibils, and the other carne meals, this is a very pleasing alternative. We ate in the courtyard which simulates a Mayan ballcourt with a giant mural along the back wall. The various soups, salads and entrees we tried were all superb. The smoothies were an excellent surprise. After four-course... More