Isla Holbox Restaurants
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1. Casa Nostra Roof Restaurant
$$ | |The creative menu developed by the Sicilian chef, Giuseppe Genovese (commonly known as "Beppe"), offers a mix of Italian, Mediterranean, and Caribbean cuisine. Locals gather for seafood pasta, grilled lobster, octopus salad, and fresh ceviche, all bathed in garlic and olive oil, and breads, sausages, and pizzas are made from scratch in the small kitchen where Beppe works his magic. The pizza topped with smoked ham, mozzarella, and arugula makes a perfect starter for two. This is the only spot on the island where you'll find authentic espresso, sorbet, and tiramisu.
Av. Morelos 231, 77310, Mexico984-875–2214Known For
- Smoked-ham pizza
- Authentic tiramisu
- Gourmet coffee
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2. El Sushi de Holbox
$$ | |This tiny restaurant fills a void in island cuisine with the day's catch transformed into the sushi roll of your choice. Local favorites include the Holbox Rainbow made with shrimp, salmon, tuna, and sea bass. Nearly every roll is stuffed with cream cheese, an ingredient that makes the sushi far from authentic yet memorably tasty. Placing a sweet spin on the menu is the Banana Roll with shrimp, avocado, and cream cheese topped with fried banana and eel sauce. The restaurant also serves Thai dishes and has a full cocktail menu—the ginger margarita packs a punch.
Av. Tiburón Ballena, Isla Holbox, Quintana Roo, 77310, Mexico1984-132–9507Known For
- Ginger margaritas
- Terrific sake
- Creative (if inauthentic) sushi
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3. Mandarina Beach Club & Seaside Restaurant
$$$ | |Chef Jorge Melul, a master baker, has become known on the island for his breads, cakes, and pastas, made from organic, local grown ingredients. For a memorable meal, start with shrimp tempura dipped in chipotle cream or homemade pesto and then order the fish cooked in white wine and topped with spinach and pears. The daily catch is purchased directly from the fishermen who dock on the shores. If it's just ambience you're after, head to the rooftop Luuma bar for a reasonably priced basil mojito or ginger margarita.
Calle Igualdad s/n, Isla Holbox, Quintana Roo, 77310, Mexico984-875–2129Known For
- Fresh seafood
- Rooftop bar
- Beachside setting
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4. Zarabanda Restaurante
$$ | | SeafoodNear the main square, this unpretentious family-run restaurant is one of the oldest (and most affordable) eateries on the island, and it's considered one of the best places to try island-style food. There are quite a few tasty seafood dishes, including a huge mariscada for two that includes a fish fillet, a whole fish, a lobster, and octopus on a bed of shredded lettuce. The delicious seafood soup includes the freshest seasonal seafood and is an island classic. People come here for the food and not the ambience, so grab a seat at a plastic table, listen to the Mexican music, and take your pick from the extensive menu.
Calle Palomino s/n, Isla Holbox, Quintana Roo, 77310, Mexico984-875–2094Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No credit cards -
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