Food is authentic Mexican antojitos. Service is fast and waiters are very responsive to your requests. Is full Of a mixture of locals and tourists. Prices are reasonable. The ambient is a mixture of people coming in to sing or to play and instrument or te sell you souvenirs. Great place in general. I did have a great time visiting the place with my daughter. I will come back for sure.

Best bang for the buck tacos in Tulum. We come here several times a week. Always good and always consistent. Can't go wrong here

The already-solid reviews speak the truth! Thankful to the Yelp community for pointing us here, and the overall yumminess that was Antojitos. The fact that we didn't capture photos says a lot--we were hungry, and our expectations were more than met. The meat and salsas were good, but that melted cheese on the fresh tortillas were everything! Could've easily came here multiple times if our trip wasn't so busy.

After spending a few days near the hotel zone where everything is incredibly overpriced, this was a breath of fresh air! My partner and I came here around dinner time and we had a wonderful time. We had a variety of the vegetarian options (they have a ton) and enjoyed being away from so many of the other tourists. The food was great and the value was even better! Some things to note: 1. Parking can be tricky in this area 2. CASH ONLY 3. Great place to practice your Spanish. Everyone was so kind even though our Spanish wasnt very good

Seems to be a spot that's very popular among tourists and locals alike. I've read that they have the best street tacos or al pastor meat in town. Bonus points for being such a great value. The feel of this place has a very local taqueria/street taco feel to it. As in you feel like you've discovered this great locals spot, despite obviously half of the clientele here being fellow tourists. The service here is super quick and friendly. Because I was on a personal food tour (I literally just came from another spot), I tried to eat as little as possible with really experiencing what this place has to offer. I ordered a panucho de asada and an al pastor taco both con queso (it's melted onto the tortilla for the taco). I also ordered an Indio beer to wash it down. This was all less than 100 pesos (as of 5/2024). Both the panucho and the taco were very delicious and the light beer was good for the sweltering heat outside and heat in the salsa. I have to say their al pastor was really good. And not to take away from them at all or anything, but I have to say that I'm also very spoiled from the al pastor that we have in Los Angeles. I would say it's on the level. Definitely a great spot to have street tacos in town. I can see why so many people love this place. This place is located in a super busy area of the busiest street in Tulum. At least I think it's the busiest area. I recommend this place for sure to scratch that taco itch for a really reasonable price.

We're a bunch of gringa bitches just finishing up a cenote tour and our amazing tour guide brought us here for tacos. This was before anyone on our trip got food poisoning so we were naive, raw, and as adventurous as it was going to get during this trip. A bunch of people ordered horchata which was served via what appeared to be a repurposed poland spring bottle. I tried it, it was very good. They have an actual vegetarian section of their menu which was exciting. I was initially planning to order the cheese enchilada. Against my better judgment I was convinced to try a panchuco due to comments made by someone else in the group. I also ordered a cheese empanada. Our tour guide ordered us some guac for the table. I went to wash my hands while the guac arrived and it had already been dug into by the time I got to it but it was absolutely fantastic. ORGASMIC. Some of the best guac I've ever had. I just wish there were some more chips. By the time our individual shit arrived, amnesia must have set in because I completely forgot what I ordered, thinking I ordered the cheese enchilada. I was not pleased with all of the mushrooms I saw on the panchuco and flagged down the waiter (when I say I, I mean someone else who has the balls to do so). But the waiter, with a better memory than I, corrected my shit real quick and told me that's exactly what I ordered and at that moment, I realized my mistake. Embarrassing. I don't eat mushrooms so I could only eat the empanada, which was very good. I handed over the panchuco to GF who, when asked how it was, says, "mushrooms". The people who got the al pastor really liked it. Everyone ate everything. Seems like cheap, authentic, mexican food.

Try: Tacos Al Pastor! Why: Great cheap eats when you're craving tacos! Tacos Al Pastor were great and packed with meat. Table has onion and cilantro as well as additional salsas. Loved the green salsa. The steak in Taco De Asada were a little dry. We washed it down with horchata (conveniently in water bottle) and local Tulum Lager. Note: Inside and outdoor seating. Speedy service. Cash only. Great for a quick bite!

Hands down to the best al pastor meat that I had anywhere! The pork was perfectly seasoned and smoked. I ordered mine on queso taco and also tried it on queso sopas - loved them both!!! This place ended up being my boyfriend and I's go to dinner place in Tulum. During the entire trip, I believe we went here 3 or 4 times. Not only the food was amazing and very affordable, the service was also good as they serve your food fresh, hot and flavorful without waiting too long. This is a very busy restaurant and they are located on a big corner of the street. It can get very loud! We also went there one night and there was a group of people playing instruments inside.

Note: cash only Great spot to grab some tacos or try some of the other Mexican dishes on the menu. Very veggie friendly too! For a little over 10 USD total, my friend and I were able to fill up on some delicious food with one drink each. Definitely the cheapest meal we had in Tulum! They have a bunch of different items on the menu I'd never seen before, like salbutes, sopes, gringas, etc. so we decided to be adventurous and tried one of everything in addition to getting tacos. I tried 4 items on the menu, and and while they were all similar, I'd have to say the sope was probably the most interesting one for me since the base is a thicker masa cake and not just a tortilla. Of the three meats, the al pastor was definitely the best. I found the chicken and ground beef a bit on the dry side. Don't sleep on this place if you're visiting Tulum.

Really nice small plates with some authentic Mexican street food! The tacos, tostada, sopes, gorditas were all bite sized small plates and fun meals! Vegetarian dishes had beans and lettuce with salsa and chicken dishes came with shredded chciken. Adding queso was an interesting take as it was fried cheese unlike the melted queso we have in Texas! The restaurant space is open and airy with street side tables as well. Service was fairly decent and quick. There's some street parking available near the area too.