This is the pool bar where you can order your drinks as you lie on a chaise longue, glistening from sweat and suntan lotion. There are bar waiters that approach you every ten minutes to see if you would like either a drink or something to eat. This happens whether you are at the beach or the pool. One thing that happens at the beach is that you will be approached by street hawkers to purchase their merchandise. They are carrying sarongs, serapes, jewelry, sunglasses, even hammock chairs. Just tell them, "No, gracias," and they go on their way.
When you're baking in the sun, it's nice to have someone offer to bring you a drink. I do not think it's a good idea to drink alcohol while you are in the sun. Alcohol dehydrates you, so you should be drinking water, not alcohol. I ordered a mango smoothie, but was disappointed when I tasted my sister's strawberry smoothie. Hers was so much better. The smudy de sabores cost about $3 USD.
We later ordered a piña sorpres sin licor, which is basically a virgin drink inside a scooped-out pineapple shell. I had a peach drink while my sister had banana. I preferred my peach drink to the banana. These drinks were about $6 USD, but there were twice as big as the other smoothies.
Since we were hungry from cooking in the sun, we ordered a hamburguesa de queso and a quesadilla con japaleños, but they did not have the jalapeños available, so they gave me lots of picante salsa instead. The cheeseburger and quesadilla cost about $14 together without the tip. We took the food and my pineapple drink back to the room. I ended up cutting up my pineapple shell and ended up with so much pineapple to eat that we avoided pineapples since we were tired of them.