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Peppered Sea Bass skewers, Pan fried shrimp in red wine sauce, delicate pastas in creamy sauces, or Red Snapper with Gorgonzola sauce are only a few of the choices you will have when dining from one of the restaurants listed in this category. One of our favorite spots is Ula Gula, which offers a wide variety of both steak and seafood dishes, and has a prosciutto salad to die for. Another great spot for a fancy cocktail and an appetizer of Sea Bass skewers is Diablito’s Cha Cha Cha located on “Fiesta Alley” on 12th Street. Whether you are planning for appetizers and drinks, or want to have a full meal, these spots are great for groups, singles, or date night.

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Location: Juárez Avenue 3 blocks west of the freeway
Phone: 984-110-5050
This restaurant and cocktail lounge is located underground in a cave! Although they struggle with their menu at times it is well worth a visit for an appetizer and cocktail.
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Location: Corner of 30th Avenue and 20th Street.
Phone: 984-114-5738
Come and enjoy a new style of international cuisine combining dishes from Mexico, Italy, Spain, and France.  
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 2.8
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Location: Corner of 5th Avenue and 12th Stree
Owned by the same company as the Glass Bar across the street, Di Vino serves up international cuisine and an even more extensive wine list.  
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 4.4
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 4.0
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Location: Corner of 12th Street and 1st Avenue
Price (average cost per person, not including beverages) $: 15
Try the Sea Bass Skewers or a grapefruit martini at this hipster restaurant and you won’t be disappointed. Read complete review below
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Location: Multiple
Website: http://www.johngrayrestaurants.com
Phone: 984-803-3689
Know for its intimate setting and excellent food. John Gray’s has 2 locations: John Gray’s Place: On Calle Corazon in Playa del Carmen and John Gray’s Kitchen located on Avenida Niño’s Heroes in Puerto Morelos 984-803-3689 (Playa del Carmen) and 998-871-0665 (Puerto Morelos). 
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Location: 5th Avenue between 12th and 14th Streets
Phone: 984-873-0526
With recipes made fresh to order this is a long time local favorite. Grilled fish, fresh pastas, and a variety of vegetarian choices make many patrons return multiple times.
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Location: 1st Avenue and 16th Street
Phone: 984-803-3311
Try their smoked salmon and goat cheese rolls, or lobster with red wine sauce. Choose from over 100 brand names from their wine cellar.  
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Location: 5th Avenue between 20th and 22nd St
Offering truly unique dishes try the sautéed shrimp in a maple, mustard, and spicy pepper sauce, or one of their fresh salads.
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Location: Corner of 12th Street and 5th Avenue
Website: http://www.theglassbar.com
Phone: 984 803 1676
Price (average cost per person, not including beverages) $: 23.00
Mediterranean restaurant and wine bar. Try their Pan fried shrimps in ginger sauce, or the Roasted Chilean sea bass in asparagus cream sauce. Truly delicious.
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Location: 5th Ave between 10th & 12th Streets upstairs
Phone: 984-879-3727
With their tag line reading “Bar and Restaurant with a Twist” Ula Gula will impress you with their original recipes and top-notch service. Although Ula Gula opened 4 years ago I hadn’t eaten there before last Friday. When a restaurant has survived the Playa del Carmen scene for more then a year there is definitely something to their concept. Argentine owned and operated, I had only ever heard great reviews, and when a friend invited me and the Web Guy out for dinner I suggested Ula Gula. We arrived and were immediately seated at a great table with a view of 5th Avenue perfect for people watching. The waiter came over with the menus’ and took our drink orders returning quickly with a tray full of perfectly poured cocktails.    
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