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I would like to try some new places "off the beaten path"! Which are your favorites?
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Favorite restaurants in Cozumel???
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mstevens
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Really?
I love talking about Cozumel restaurants as much as anyone, but this is not a topic that has been inadequately covered in other threads.
I love talking about Cozumel restaurants as much as anyone, but this is not a topic that has been inadequately covered in other threads.
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goodness....pardon me...then why bother replying? Nothing better to do than put someone down???
JFS
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Mc Donalds!!!!:banana: there are so many restaurants in Cozumel. Go off the beaten path and explore. There are lots of favorites always mentioned but so many hidden gems to be found.
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I will be traveling alone. So I was hoping to get some names of "off the beaten path" places with good food that I could feel comfortable going to.
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We love Casa Mission. It's a beautiful restaurant with a lovely garden, great margaritas, attentive staff, and a fun tequila tasting room outside.
Ignore the negativity...it's a Scubaboard thing.
Ignore the negativity...it's a Scubaboard thing.
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Two places we go off the beaten path every trip:
Thursday is two for one Lion Fish dinners at La Perlita. Get there early as they can run out of Lion Fish if busy on a Thursday.
Cozumel Seafood - la Perlita
Then there is El Moro:
El Moro, Cozumel - Restaurant Reviews - TripAdvisor
El Moro is closed one day of the week and the the day escapes me at the moment...
Thursday is two for one Lion Fish dinners at La Perlita. Get there early as they can run out of Lion Fish if busy on a Thursday.
Cozumel Seafood - la Perlita
Then there is El Moro:
El Moro, Cozumel - Restaurant Reviews - TripAdvisor
El Moro is closed one day of the week and the the day escapes me at the moment...
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poncho villas backyard is also pretty good
I am always in for a Scubaboard Cozumel Restaurant thread. Sure we do it all the time, but really who doesn't enjoy it?
Now I am *trying* to go with off the beaten path here and not just good restaurants. Several that have been mentioned, I think are ON the beaten path.
El Moro, first and foremost for off the beaten path. Very popular though. Closed on Thursdays. Ray and his family will make you feel like and old friend on your first trip. Great Margaritas.
El Camaron Dorodo, cool little place with great shrimp. (duh, huh?)
El Pique Great tacos and such on 30th.
El Fish, not really a restaurant but a cantina. Calle 8 and 10 Ave. Go there and order drinks and they bring you botanas, various snacks while you are drinking. Last time they were serving kibbies. The Yucatan had settlers from the middle east a long time ago and the influence is still present in the food. You can order food, but the botanas are free, so we never order food.
La Perlita: way the heck back tenth avenue. They are supposed to have GREAT seafood. I wouldn't know as all I get there is LIONFISH. Yum. You gotta eat that and do a nice thing for the reef at least once. Thursdays, 2X1 lionfish.
Now I am *trying* to go with off the beaten path here and not just good restaurants. Several that have been mentioned, I think are ON the beaten path.
El Moro, first and foremost for off the beaten path. Very popular though. Closed on Thursdays. Ray and his family will make you feel like and old friend on your first trip. Great Margaritas.
El Camaron Dorodo, cool little place with great shrimp. (duh, huh?)
El Pique Great tacos and such on 30th.
El Fish, not really a restaurant but a cantina. Calle 8 and 10 Ave. Go there and order drinks and they bring you botanas, various snacks while you are drinking. Last time they were serving kibbies. The Yucatan had settlers from the middle east a long time ago and the influence is still present in the food. You can order food, but the botanas are free, so we never order food.
La Perlita: way the heck back tenth avenue. They are supposed to have GREAT seafood. I wouldn't know as all I get there is LIONFISH. Yum. You gotta eat that and do a nice thing for the reef at least once. Thursdays, 2X1 lionfish.
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