Restaurante Mezzanine

This place was great. You have to pay the entrance fee to the Tulum park. We weren't expecting that but I think it was less than 200pesos. We're were able to park in the last spot right by the restaurant. It's actually a hotel that has a restaurant. The hotel has something like 15 rooms. There were no vacancies so we couldn't see what they looked liked.

They sat us at the last table right on the ocean. It was a great view as the sun was going down. We started with the spring rolls. My wife likes spring rolls for the peanut sauce. I thought they were good.

The special for the night was passion fruit ceviche. That's what I got. It was excellent. The sauce was sweet with a slight tartness. I think the protein was fish but I'm not positive. It also had some root vegetables. It was served with chips. This was good enough that they should put it on the regular menu.

My wife asked if she could have a dish with just chicken, noodles and peanut sauce. They accommodated and brought it out wrapped in a banana leaf. She didn't really care for it but when she realized it didn't taste like bananas she was good to go.

We shared the flambé dessert drink. It wasn't served on fire so that was a little surprising. We're thankful the server told us all the ingredients before he rang in the order. The drink has anisette and neither of us like licorice.

The service was great and the food was excellent too. Highly recommend.

The food was fresh Thai food and it's a gorgeous location (would be the perfect golden hour dinner!). Glad to have several vegan choices.

We would have loved to experience friendlier and more attentive service. No one was very nice, and my son's dinner came out about 10 min after everyone else.

Be sure to make a reservation if you go - they won't let you down the road to get to it without one.

And expect full on Tulum prices.

This restaurant probably has the best beach/sea view in Tulum? So you're paying for that - as the food is pricey! US major city level of pricing.

Food was good - the Pad Thai as well as the firecracker (?) prawns were tasty. Not amazingly so, but above average.

Water is pricey, at 169 pesos for a bottle of "Bui" branded water!

Parking is free onsite if you're visiting the restaurant. Note that the restaurant is now in the national park zone, which is the whole area including the Tulum Ruins. This means that if you want to enter, you have to pay the daily entrance fee of 58 pesos. If you're already visiting the Ruins, keep your ticket wristband, so you can access the restaurant too.

The beach right in front of the restaurant is amazing, white sand and clear waters. So go have a walk along the beach before or after your meal! I recommend coming here for lunch (instead of dinner) so you can enjoy the view.

Amazing amazing views. Literally right by the beach! The beach closes at 5 pm, but we were able to go by booking a reservation at this restaurant! It's a beautiful restaurant. Didn't do 5 stars bc the food wasn't authentic enough, as someone who loves Thai food, I was a bit disappointed in the food. Service was a bit slow but they were busy!!! I would consider this place a fusion restaurant.

Our food was so amazingly good! Our favorite was the shrimp money bags but everything was delicious! There's always a drink special going on too so great food and drinks! And soooooo cheap! Also this is right on the beach so the view is amazing! And there was a band playing live music. It was my favorite part of my trip to Tulum

Such a beautiful place!! Food is amazing, the view is breath taking! It's located inside the national park so you do have to pay to enter. But the entry fee is not a lot. I suggest taking a shuttle or taxis as there is not a ton of open parking available. Our server Eulicies was wonderful. We had waters the moment we sat down. And our food was not too far behind. He checked on us constantly and made sure we had everything we needed! The breeze from the ocean is top tier, and the immediate beach access was just an added bonus. Will absolutely be coming back here my next trip to Tulum. 10/10!

Absolutely breathtaking and stunning restaurant. Such an incredible dining experience that it will stand out as one of the top in my lifetime.

Our group was only in Tulum for a day trip and after extensive research, this place kept coming up as a must visit.

Everything about the experience here was top notch. From the moment we parked, we were greeted and treated with first class service. The surreal views, ceremonial sage burning, and deliciously paired flavors made this a superb dining experience.

This restaurant sits within a small boutique hotel. I can't even imagine the serenity of spending a night or two with these views and hearing the waves crashing against the shore at night.

Pro tip 1: Be sure to check out the super cool bathroom.

Pro tip 2: Walk down and around for a cool surprise underneath the outdoor dining patio.

Thank me later and put this restaurant at the top of your Tulum restaurant list, you won't regret it!

This place was so amazing! We came here for our last brunch in Tulum before driving to the airport. Wow, amazing views! And the music in the background is so tranquil. We also received great service from Ulises! He took great care of us and took a couple of pictures of us with the amazing view. I ordered the huevos rancheros and that was delicious. My friend had the avocado toast which was also very good and my mom got the açaí bowl that she said was super good. The dinner menu looks amazing as well. Watching the sunset here with dinner would be amazing! I highly recommend!

This beachside restaurant was a dream! The bohemian setting was very aesthetically pleasing and looking over the best beach in tulum was really relaxing. The servers were very kind and attentive. I would love to come back and stay at the attached hotel!

We just ordered açaí bowls which were beautiful and delicious but could have used a little more toppings. I got the turmeric mango bowl and was a little worried the turmeric would be overpowering but it was subtle. They also brought various jams and pieces of bread that were complimentary.

You can also walk down the stairs to the best public beach in tulum after your meal for a swim. It is really sandy/not rocky in the water.

Great food and drinks. We went here several times for dinner and returned for the Thai ice cream dessert! Everything here was amazing: ambiance, service, food/drink, and they had some Muy Tay demonstrations one night! Always something fun here!