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Resort Restaurants

  • August 17, 2005
  • Rated 2 of 5 by sbrown251 from wildomar, California
Resort Restaurants

The dining... well, it was good. The buffets were very well done. The desserts were a bit on the bland side, but there was a wide variety of other dishes to choose from on the entrée side.

We went often to local eateries, not the normal local attractions (Carlos & Charles, etc.), just local places for tacos, beer and chips and salsa. There is nothing like good local Mexican food - that is why we travel to Mexico most often.

The restaurants were a bit overrated.

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Tumtah Mariscos

  • March 17, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by videditor from Tyrone, Pennsylvania, Afghanistan
We were a party of six and were seated right at the window overlooking the beach. The atmosphere was romantic. The food was delicious. Not all of us enjoy seafood, and the steaks were excellent. Again, they had a nice selection of wines. Overall, it was a very enjoyable dinner for a reasonable amount of money.

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Mayan Palace

  • January 25, 2005
  • Rated 4 of 5 by LAINE35 from GREENWOOD, South Carolina
All the food at the Mayan Palace restaurants was good. The Moroccan buffet at the buffet restaurant in the Grand Mayan was very good. It was all expensive. Expect to pay $30 per person for a buffet. My family of three dropped $100 on dinner every night. I thought they would have more fresh fish, but they only had salmon (which I know didn't come out of the waters off Acapulco) and sea bass, which is my favorite fish but was not fresh.

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Mayan Palace Open-air Restaurant

  • May 20, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by imnohurie from San Diego, California
The atmosphere was very nice. The cool breeze while eating was very enjoyable. Each night, they had a different cuisine to offer. They didn't have pasta on Italian night, but they had it every other night -- kind of funny. The food was still very good and at good prices as well.

From journal Week in Mexico

Mayan Palace Open Air Restuarant

  • March 24, 2004
  • Rated 5 of 5 by bass clef from Seattle, Washington
We loved the resort restaurant and ate out under the stars every night. There were different themed buffets every night or you can order from the menu. Our children always found something to eat and the waiters, especially Francisco, were awesome. He has been there eight years and knows us every time we return.

A little known seven-night buffet package deal can be purchased. We bought this for the whole family and then used those seven nights throughout our 14-day stay. This left the option open for a la carte dining or going into town to a restaurant on half of the evenings. We loved our stay.

From journal Acapulco Nights

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