¢-$$, Mexican, Isla Mujeres
Fodor's Review:
One of Isla's best and most authentic restaurants, this casual eatery under a big palapa roof is worth taking a short taxi ride for. It's right on the beach (the fish doesn't come any fresher than this), and its menu fuses traditional Mexican and regional cuisine. The house specialty is the Yucatecan tikinchic (fish marinated in a sour-orange sauce and chili paste then cooked in a banana leaf over an open flame) -- and there are also delicious tacos and grilled fish, fresh guacamole, and salsa. The food may take a while to arrive, so bring your swimsuit, order a beer, and take a dip while you wait. On Sunday there's music, dancing, and the occasional shark wrestler.
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