Playa del Carmen Restaurants and Restaurant Review
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Offering gourmet pizzas, hand made pastas, fresh seafood, and tender beef cuts, Rolandi's has become a favorite spot for many locals.
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Fresh juices, breakfast, veggie burgers and more.
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Homemade chocolate concoctions, coffees, and ice cream. A must try for the chocolate lover. Free WiFi internet with purchase.
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A large selection of food, specialites includel; Fresh Wild Mayan Lobster and Seafood, USDA Angus Steaks, Authentic Maya and Mexican Cuisine.
Italian owned sports bar with old school foos ball table!
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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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Try curries, Thai noodle dishes, Swedish Meatballs or their famous mango margarita.
Grilled lobster that you pay by the weight, steaks, and prawns. Dine on the terrace over looking "Fiesta Alley" or choose a table indoors.
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A major part of the charm of The Riviera Maya, and Playa del Carmen, is the international flare and influence that comes with people traveling from all over the globe to either live or visit the area. There is a large Italian community that lives here year round who flock to our pristine beaches. Swedes have also taken a liking to the beautiful Mexican landscape owning businesses such as local favorites; Babe's Noodle House and La Rana Cansada. The Dutch discovered it years ago escaping the cold winters of Holland to enjoy the warm tropical weather that we all love so much. Argentineans consider the Rivera Maya a perfect destination, and because of this we get to enjoy amazing Argentinean grills with amazing food that everyone raves about. Of course our neighbors to the north, in the United States and Canada, have been long time fans of Mexico in general, but specifically choose to invest millions of dollars in real estate in the Rivera Maya to secure their slice of paradise. Germans, Spanish, Nationals from all over Mexico, South Africans, Israeli's, and Uruguayans, are just a few more nationalities that have made the Riviera Maya a top-notch international destination.



