Restaurants in Isla Cozumel
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Los Dorados de Villa
Near the edge of Main Plaza, it specializes in food from the Distrito Federal (Mexico City and surroundings), but has a wide variety of Mexican dishes including seafood and cuts of meat. The spinach crêpes are great, as are the complimentary chips.
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Pepe's Grill
This is traditionally considered Cozumel's finest restaurant and the prices reflect its reputation. It's mostly red meat (steaks and prime rib), but there's also charcoal-broiled lobster (available at market prices).
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Cocina Económica Las Palmas
This place packs up with locals come lunchtime. You’ll love the chicharrones (fried pork rinds) and Maya favorites such as poc-chuc (slow-roasted pork) on offer.
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Pastelería y Panadería Zermatt
Bakes pastries, cakes, pizzas and whole-wheat breads and serves decent coffee. Unlike many Mexican bakeries, it does its cooking in the early morning.
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Restaurant La Choza
An excellent and popular restaurant specializing in authentic regional cuisine. All mains come with soup. La Choza sometimes offers a comida corrida (M$100) in the afternoon.
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Pancho’s Backyard
Very atmospheric, set in a beautifully decorated inner courtyard. The food’s not bad either, focusing on international favorites and (drum roll please) seafood.
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La Cocay
Romantic, coconut-scented candlelight and an intimate atmosphere make this snazzy restaurant a lot of fun. The menu changes seasonally but focuses on light, Mediterranean-influenced fare.
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Jeannie’s
The views of the water are great from the outdoor patio. Jeannie’s serves waffles, plus hash-brown potatoes, eggs, sandwiches and other tidbits like vegetarian fajitas. Great frozen coffees beat the midday heat.
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Costa Brava
Painted in bright, preschool primary colors, this casual place with its lovely Virgencita shrine has good prices on lobster dishes, chicken and shrimp.
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Coffeelia
A great way to start or finish the day: head over to Coffeelia for warm smiles and delicious food – and great coffees, including espressos. Thursday is story night in the pleasant garden area.
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Taquería El Sitio
For scrump-diddily-umptious tacos and tortas, head over to El Sitio. It has fancied-up the canopy-covered eating area with a mural of a cruise ship and jumping dolphins. It’s two doors east of Hotel Edem.
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Cocina Mexicana Los Ríos
Ceviches, chicken and seafood: all simple and good. Red plastic furniture and Belafonte tunes are part of this cheap, clean café not far from the post office. Comida corridas are M$35 (a smokin’ deal), and get you a main, a soup, tortillas, soda or other nonalcoholic drink, and dessert.
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