Top Restaurants in Cozumel
Top 4 Contemporary food in Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Cozumel. One of the top diving destinations in the world for its bright storybook coral reefs, the island of Cozumel is also home to a variety of natural beaches. Choose a beach with soft white sand for relaxing, or snorkel off a rockier vista. A destination for both adventure and romance, Cozumel has a year-round Caribbean climate, untrammeled jungle and abundant nightlife.
Things to do in Cozumel
1. Buccanos at Night
Overall Ratings
5 based on 809 reviews
Multi-ethnic, multi-sensory dining experience where flavors clash on purpose. Contemporary seafood, fresh fish & premium quality ingredients that change with the season. Oceanview dining terrace with a panoramic view of the mainland skyline enhanced by to
Reviewed By MV_Trotamundos
Buccanos is out if the way in the north of the Island, the trip is worth it as you will find a very nice restaurante, great food selections, wine list and good service. I will recommend the oaxacan style cheese balls. Very tasty sauces and also nice terrace
2. Kondesa Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1645 reviews
Reviewed By moodbeast
Sister restaurant to the excellent Kinta. Was a much bigger space. Daniel the server recognized me from the first Kinta trip which was very nice. He even got the bartender to fix me the Margarindo that I enjoyed so much at Kinta (why is it not in the Kondesa menu? Shame, that). The Pulpo Linguine was just...okay. The octopus and pasta were a shade overcooked. At the opposite end of Calle 5 but also on the quieter side. I got eaten alive by mosquitos so next time I'll sit close to a fan. I went during slow season, so it's best to go earlier when the staff (in all the restaurants throughout the town) are eager to get the night started (or over with). Again, this place is on the fine dining side of things.
3. Kondesa Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1645 reviews
Reviewed By moodbeast
Sister restaurant to the excellent Kinta. Was a much bigger space. Daniel the server recognized me from the first Kinta trip which was very nice. He even got the bartender to fix me the Margarindo that I enjoyed so much at Kinta (why is it not in the Kondesa menu? Shame, that). The Pulpo Linguine was just...okay. The octopus and pasta were a shade overcooked. At the opposite end of Calle 5 but also on the quieter side. I got eaten alive by mosquitos so next time I'll sit close to a fan. I went during slow season, so it's best to go earlier when the staff (in all the restaurants throughout the town) are eager to get the night started (or over with). Again, this place is on the fine dining side of things.
4. Shii Fu
Shii Fu is an atmosphere with culinary taste of Asian influence the meld with the modern flare of the island to create a unique, yet relaxed dining experience.
Reviewed By Belinda W
Great food satisfying my craving for authentic Asian cuisine. We started with a glass of Prosecco and then moved onto cocktails, all of which were fantastic while overlooking the ocean and enjoying a Caribbean sunset. The Litchitini (Litchi Martini) is to die for! They have vegetarian and vegan options of which we tried the Cosmo roll and it ended up being one of my favourite things. We ordered a lot of different dishes and were not disappointed with any. Sushi, sashimi, octopus skewers and more. Clean fresh flavours, the best sushi I've had in years and great drinks in an elegant setting make this place a must if you love Asian food. The staff are attentive without being invasive or pushy and I can highly recommend.
