Restaurants in Tulum, Punta Allen and Sian Ka'an
Tulum's dining scene is surprisingly sophisticated, given its laid-back beach vibe. The variety is best in town, where classy restaurants, rowdy bars, and bare-bones taco stands crowd together along Avenida Tulum and side streets. Many beach hotels have great food as well, though the prices are sometimes appallingly high. Several markets and grocery stores provide do-it-yourself supplies.
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- Mexican
Cetli
Some of the finest gourmet Mexican cuisine on the coast is served in this beautiful house on a back street in town that feels like a lovingly decorated family gathering spot. Chef Claudia Pérez Rívas has devoted her considerable talents to preparing alta cocina mexicana (gourmet…$$$In Tulum Village - Steak
El Asadero
When all that exercise and partying leave you craving serious protein, wander down a side street to this casual carnivore’s delight. It’s not fancy or trendy, but the decor is consistently improving as the restaurant’s fame grows. Simple wooden tables line the sidewalk and inside the…$$In Tulum Village - Seafood
El Camello
Long lines are a common sight outside this busy marisquería serving the freshest possible seafood prepared by the best cooks in town. Fishermen deliver their catch to the fish market next door to supply the busy kitchen as diners hover over tables about to be vacated and more…$$In Tulum Village - Italian
Posada Margherita
It might seem like Italian restaurants outnumber Mexican in Tulum; there’s no shortage of fair to good pizza and pasta parlors. This beachside favorite is the real deal, however. The pasta is prepared fresh daily, as are the sauces, and the chef manages to get the absolute finest…$$On the beach
