Restaurants in Isla Mujeres
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Aluxes Coffee House
Aluxes serves bagels with cream cheese, sandwiches, muffins, and hot and iced coffee. Between Guerrero and Hidalgo.
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Pizza Rolandi
Below the Hotel Belmar, between Abasolo and Madero, it bakes very good thin-crust pizzas and calzones in a wood-fired oven. The menu also includes pasta, fresh salads, fish, good coffee and some Italian specialties – definitely don’t come here looking for Mexican.
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Mañana
A good-vibe place with colorful hand-painted tables, superfriendly service and some excellent veggie options - the hummus and veggie baguette is the restaurant's signature dish - Mañana is perhaps the best lunch spot on the island. It also has coffee, licuados (blends of fruit or juice with water or milk, and sugar) and some Middle Eastern dishes. There's a book exchange, too.
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Restaurante Bucaneros
Below the Hotel Mesón del Bucanero between Abasolo and Madero, this is a fan-cooled, mostly outdoor restaurant with a pleasing ambience and a variety of alcoholic and nonalcoholic tropical shakes and drinks. The best deal is the menú especial (set menu), which gives you a choice of several mains accompanied by soup or salad and a dessert.
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Viva Cuba Libre
Its decibel levels compete with neighboring restaurants, but really, we all like Cuban son (a type of dance) more than bad disco remixes, don’t we? Apart from that, you get a well-deserved break from Mexican fare with ropa vieja (slow-cooked shredded beef), Cuban lobster and other Caribbean favorites. Viva Cuba, indeed!
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Sunset Grill
This is a romantic spot for sunset cocktails and maybe even a beachside meal. While the menu runs the gamut from seafood to pasta, the Caribbean black grouper is especially tasty. There’s a smattering of vegetarian options on offer here, too, like crispy tofu with sautéed veggies.
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La Lomita
The ‘Little Hill’ serves good, cheap Mexican food in a small, colorful setting between Allende and Uribe. Seafood and chicken dishes predominate. Try the fantastic bean and avocado soup, or ceviche.
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Satay
Mix things up a little with the Thai red snapper or toro and papaya salad at this Asian-fusion restaurant. It’s not beachfront, but the modern, cool ambience is pleasant enough.
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Mercado Municipal
Inside the remodeled market are a couple of stalls selling hot food cheap. Four open-air restaurants out the front serve simple, filling meals at fair prices.
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La Flor de Michoacán
Near the plaza, this is the place to go for excellent and inexpensive milkshakes, fruit drinks and shaved ices.
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Paletería y Nevería La Michoacana
Near the Plaza, this is the place to go for excellent and inexpensive milkshakes, fruit drinks and shaved ices.
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Mininos
A tiny, colorfully painted shack with a sand floor right on the water, Mininos dishes up cocktails of shrimp, conch and octopus, as well as heaping plates of delicious ceviche and seafood soups.
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