Known for its poc-chuc (grilled pork, M$100), the massive, two-story El Principe Tutul-Xiu has several other classic Yucatecan dishes and desserts. The menu is in indirect proportion to the number of tables, however: excluding the dessert options there are only about five options to choose from.
El Príncipe Tutul-Xiu
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