Restaurants
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La cochinita de la 60
$100–200La Cochinita de la 60, located in the heart of Alcala Marti on Calle 60, is a renowned restaurant specializing in traditional Yucatecan cuisine. Known for its succulent roasted pork dishes, including the delectable Cochinita Pibil and Lechon Enterrado, each bite transports you to the vibrant streets of Merida. Immerse yourself in the authentic flavors and aromas as you savor every tender morsel of our slow-roasted pork, cooked to perfection with a blend of fragrant spices and wrapped in banana leaves.
Luuch Cocina Yucateca Contemporánea
$200–300At Luuch, the experience begins at dawn with hearty breakfasts that combine tradition and creativity to win you over from the very first bite. Our lunches and dinners go beyond the usual, reimagining the flavors of Yucatán with a modern touch that shines in every dish. Our chef, first-place winner of the 2024 "Young Talent Sibarita" culinary competition, designs each recipe to offer generous portions and a unique experience. Pair your dishes with our original drinks, such as reinvented hibiscus or soursop. Located on Paseo de Montejo, we are a destination for exceptional, abundant food. We look forward to seeing you!
Nicte-Ha
$100–200Yucatecan food
Hacienda Teya Restaurant
$200–300Located in the heart of Mérida's Historic Center, Teya Santa Lucía offers an experience that brings together Yucatecan cuisine and traditional Trova music, a venue where the state's culture takes center stage. A place to enjoy Mérida's hospitality amid authentic flavors, music, history and a unique atmosphere.
Cheen Cocina Yucateca
$100–200El Cheen is a restaurant serving typical traditional Yucatecan food. It has been in Cancún for 33 years and we are now opening our first branch in Mérida, Yucatán.
El Tucho Centro
$200–300Traditional fare like cochinita pibil in a spacious, festive restaurant with a stage for music.
Regional Yucateco
$200–300Yucatecan cuisine holds pride of place at Los Almendros. The dishes are made with typical ingredients and each one offers an unmatched flavor. The pleasure is even greater in this restaurant's welcoming atmosphere, where you can also savor good times.
La Tradicion
$200–300Traditional southern specialties such as panucho & cochinita pibil in airy, colorful surrounds.
Teya Viva - Restaurante Yucateco
$300–400Teya Viva at Paseo60 is a space devoted to traditional and contemporary Yucatecan cuisine. With a prime location in the city's most important business and hotel district, just steps from Paseo de Montejo, it honors the Teya tradition while keeping pace with today's rhythm — ideal for business meetings, gatherings, celebrations and everyday moments with the flavor of Yucatán.
Hacienda Teya - Restaurante y Eventos
$300–400Hacienda Teya is known for its restaurant serving exquisite Yucatecan food, as well as for its gardens and halls for social events set among 17th-century buildings.
Hacienda Ya-axka
Hacienda Ya-axká is inspired by the old henequen haciendas. Its distinctive blue color gives it a romantic touch. The venue is ideal for hosting all kinds of social and corporate events for 50 people or more.
Hacienda Montejo PLANTA BAJA
$200–300
Yerba Santa Mérida
Casa de Piedra Restaurant - Hacienda Xcanatun, Angsana Heritage Collection
$300–400Casa de Piedra restaurant stands as a cherished icon of Mérida's culinary scene, elegantly blending the rich heritage of the past with the exciting flavors of the present. Enjoy the essence of Yucatecan cuisine with traditional favorites such as the incomparable cochinita pibil, which artfully combine nostalgia with the culinary innovation of our chef Jorge Lasso. With its garden views and versatile terrace, Casa de Piedra offers a charming setting for unforgettable gatherings with family and friends.
Habaneros
$200–300Popular venue for Mexican brunch dishes & seafood, tortillas with salsas & Yucatan specialties.
Katun
$200–300Without a doubt the best option to enjoy excellent Yucatecan food, with a friendly atmosphere, great service and delicious 100% Yucatecan cuisine. The word Katún comes from the Maya civilization and is interpreted as a unit of time in the Maya calendar, equivalent to 20 years, or 7,200 days. That is, Katún = 20 years.
Kuuk
$1,000+Mexican restaurant
Hacienda Chenkú
Manjar Blanco
$200–300🔸Monday to Sunday, dine-in service 🍽️ and delivery.🛵 🕛Hours: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Conchitas Oyster Bar
$300–400
Restaurante Mar y Sol
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