It’s a small food truck food court with a few decent vegan options. The vegan arepa was underwhelming. The Vegan tacos were great. Mexico city style with fries on top. Wouldn’t necessarily go again, to be honest.
ElaineMarquis
Sympathique food court en plein air! Plusieurs options vegan!
mariajoseh449
Best food, best live music “Buenas Chaplin,” best vibes, space for kids to play and parents to enjoy and economical! Also for people with no kids! 5 out of 5! We’ll come back! Had two arepas, pork burger and wings + drinks for 4.
CeCe2391
Such a nice vibe here, it really is a decent spot outside of the main hustle and bustle of Tulum centre. Lots of options for food (pizza, sushi, tacos, burgers and more) and a bar. We came on our first night, very tired after a 10 hour flight and the first tacos we had in Mexico and they were very tasty! While we were there there was a group salsa session going on which was nice to watch. Everyone there was super friendly, would really recommend here to any travellers who may not know it exists
bryanbZ8357UU
We went because we heard recommendations the place was pretty crowded but it was a lot of fun, you meet too many people.
49ersfan88
My wife and I had an amazing experience here. Everything was great we just wish we went earlier in our trip! We will certainly be back to try more of the amazing looking food options. Great place for a good night out!
n0dirs
One best places to eat is Tulum, we are here every day. If you are in the area try the Asian Bodega and To do Pita. Very chill crowd.
Steve L
Somebody wrote this place is like a food court, and while that goes part way to describing it, it misses so much. Imagine a little fenced park with about 14 food trucks parked around the edges, a little kids' playground in the middle and a bar at the south end... and now you're close. The food offerings range from tacos and empanadas, to sushi and burgers. Everything I've eaten there has been great. So, no specific recommendations although the crepes make for a great dessert. Another thing that's worth mentioning. While this place is trendy, it's not particularly touristy... plenty of the customers are locals... families out for a meal in the open air. If you are in Tulum and you eat, you should try it. It's unique and fun.
IrisvdV
Really nice place to grab a bite within a relaxed atmosphere. All kind of food is available, and all for a reasonable price. Expect to pay +- 200-300 pesos per person, depending on the items you pick and the quantity.
Josh Morrow
I would not eat here again. The tacos are pretty meh and the juice was frozen mango watered down and then not completely blended. Considering you can get amazing ripe mango from the cart across the street it’s pretty disappointing
The „juice“ for 50 pesos is basically a few pieces of pineapple blended with lots of water. So agua de fruta sold at the price of a juice
Kristine Ross
Sadly the food was so bland I had to deconstruct and doctor up at home. The tortillas were not heated up. Do not recommend.
Billy R
I really didn’t know what to expect, but boy did it deliver! The food truck set-up is unique, but the food quality and selections are outstanding. A truly great vibe, great food, and a great experience.
Joymve
Best dining experience we had in Tulum. There are so many foodtrucks with so many choices, it’s overwhelming but in a good way ofcourse! There is a big playground for children so our son also had the best time and there was a rockband playong live music. Great food and i looved my pina colada!!
danfran86
We decided on this place having read about the GF options (just found out I’m coeliac ? right in time for our trip to Mexico!) and the children’s park. We queued and paid to get in- which is fine, but then we were issued with vouchers for beers, which we then had to queue to redeem and couldn’t actually order an alternative drink in that queue. It took us an hour to find a table and then we had to queue to get other drinks- once to order and again to pay. It’s not all bad though- the food was good with a large variety; the atmosphere is cool; it’s fab for people watching; the live band and dancing was fantastic and the kids loved the park. It needs improvement with regards to organisation- but doesn’t the whole of Mexico?! And instead of taking back hander tips for table service, the bar staff should concentrate on serving people that actually queue and clearing up the glass bottles that had totally littered the childrens park by 8pm.
It’s a small food truck food court with a few decent vegan options. The vegan arepa was underwhelming. The Vegan tacos were great. Mexico city style with fries on top. Wouldn’t necessarily go again, to be honest.
Sympathique food court en plein air! Plusieurs options vegan!
Best food, best live music “Buenas Chaplin,” best vibes, space for kids to play and parents to enjoy and economical! Also for people with no kids! 5 out of 5! We’ll come back! Had two arepas, pork burger and wings + drinks for 4.
Such a nice vibe here, it really is a decent spot outside of the main hustle and bustle of Tulum centre. Lots of options for food (pizza, sushi, tacos, burgers and more) and a bar. We came on our first night, very tired after a 10 hour flight and the first tacos we had in Mexico and they were very tasty! While we were there there was a group salsa session going on which was nice to watch. Everyone there was super friendly, would really recommend here to any travellers who may not know it exists
We went because we heard recommendations the place was pretty crowded but it was a lot of fun, you meet too many people.
My wife and I had an amazing experience here. Everything was great we just wish we went earlier in our trip! We will certainly be back to try more of the amazing looking food options. Great place for a good night out!
One best places to eat is Tulum, we are here every day. If you are in the area try the Asian Bodega and To do Pita. Very chill crowd.
Somebody wrote this place is like a food court, and while that goes part way to describing it, it misses so much. Imagine a little fenced park with about 14 food trucks parked around the edges, a little kids' playground in the middle and a bar at the south end... and now you're close. The food offerings range from tacos and empanadas, to sushi and burgers. Everything I've eaten there has been great. So, no specific recommendations although the crepes make for a great dessert. Another thing that's worth mentioning. While this place is trendy, it's not particularly touristy... plenty of the customers are locals... families out for a meal in the open air. If you are in Tulum and you eat, you should try it. It's unique and fun.
Really nice place to grab a bite within a relaxed atmosphere. All kind of food is available, and all for a reasonable price. Expect to pay +- 200-300 pesos per person, depending on the items you pick and the quantity.
I would not eat here again. The tacos are pretty meh and the juice was frozen mango watered down and then not completely blended. Considering you can get amazing ripe mango from the cart across the street it’s pretty disappointing
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The „juice“ for 50 pesos is basically a few pieces of pineapple blended with lots of water. So agua de fruta sold at the price of a juice
Sadly the food was so bland I had to deconstruct and doctor up at home. The tortillas were not heated up. Do not recommend.
I really didn’t know what to expect, but boy did it deliver! The food truck set-up is unique, but the food quality and selections are outstanding. A truly great vibe, great food, and a great experience.
Best dining experience we had in Tulum. There are so many foodtrucks with so many choices, it’s overwhelming but in a good way ofcourse! There is a big playground for children so our son also had the best time and there was a rockband playong live music. Great food and i looved my pina colada!!
We decided on this place having read about the GF options (just found out I’m coeliac ? right in time for our trip to Mexico!) and the children’s park. We queued and paid to get in- which is fine, but then we were issued with vouchers for beers, which we then had to queue to redeem and couldn’t actually order an alternative drink in that queue. It took us an hour to find a table and then we had to queue to get other drinks- once to order and again to pay. It’s not all bad though- the food was good with a large variety; the atmosphere is cool; it’s fab for people watching; the live band and dancing was fantastic and the kids loved the park. It needs improvement with regards to organisation- but doesn’t the whole of Mexico?! And instead of taking back hander tips for table service, the bar staff should concentrate on serving people that actually queue and clearing up the glass bottles that had totally littered the childrens park by 8pm.
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