Lonchería La Esquina (Comida Mexicana) — Restaurant in Quintana Roo

Loncheria La Esquina is a must-visit spot for anyone looking for authentic Mexican cuisine in Tulum. From the moment you step into the restaurant, you're greeted with the delicious aroma of traditional Mexican dishes being prepared. The menu at Loncheria La Esquina is extensive and offers a variety of options, including tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and fish. I highly recommend the fish filet which is cooked to perfection and paired with spaghetti, salad, rice, and beans. The service at Loncheria La Esquina is friendly and attentive, and the staff is more than happy to make recommendations or accommodate any dietary restrictions. Our server Moises was great and was very attentive. The restaurant is also very affordable, making it a great option for those on a budget. In terms of atmosphere, it's a small and simple place, but it's clean, cozy and comfortable. It's a great spot for a casual lunch or dinner with friends or family. All in all, Loncheria La Esquina is an excellent option for anyone looking for a taste of authentic Mexican cuisine in Tulum. With delicious food and great service, it's definitely...

I don’t know where to start but since all my traveling this might be the best authentic most fair restaurant we’ve ever been! Everything taste like grandmother has cooked it you can chose everything from the menu and it tastes amazing. And the best part ist the very fair pricing. 100$ daily menu Daily traditional authentic food including fresh healthy fruit drink. Our favorite restaurant ! We go there daily nearly for one month now.. something’s twice a day. Mio is the best! Thank you for this...

If you're someone who needs to eat a lot, but you don't want to spend too much money in Tulum, then this is where you go. I assure you, you aren't going to find many places that will fill your plate more than these fine people do, those photos are for real. The taste is not 5 stars, but neither are half the tourist-oriented places you'l pay triple for, so it does not need to be. I consider this the crowning jewel in my set of 'why good food in tulum doesn't need to be expensive'...