La Palapa Restaurant Snack Bar - Celestún
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Visitamos después de un recorrido para ver los flamencos. La comida y la ubicación eran excelentes. Un paseo por el Golfo buscando conchas fue un gran final para una buena excursión desde Mérida.
Mala actitud de toda la camarera muy cara y demasiado sencilla la comida. Estuvimos allí el 3 de enero.
Our first time in Celeistun.We heard how beautiful it was and what fun it is to explore ...a great ride there from our home in CHELEM .We didn't know much about the area but found the pier and noticed all the beach restaurants..Well we followed the music and saw the crowd and it lead us to LA PALAPA ...THE PERFECT SHADY SPOT ON THE BEACH .Cold cervesa's hit the spot as we looked at today's offerings...Quite a festive place ..people smiling and having fun ...We opted for the fish and garlic and the octopus mexicana..Well we were not disappointed...Tasty and done to perfection ...so worth the trip ...so when your in Celeistun stop in and tell them THE PALMERS sent you ..Enjoy the view of the beautiful Gulf of Mexico...
A slightly incongruous cavernous beach side restaurant. A magnet for Coach parties - but don't let that put you off. The service was very friendly and the food we had excellent.
We had been here before and had found the food boring at best. Today the waiters were attentive, the menu more expensive but we didn't mind because the food was great, nicely presented, and well cooked. We had fish in cilantro sauce (excellent) and coconut prawns (also very good). Even the coffee was much better than the usual fare in the Yucatan.
The Lapalapa is a family owned restaurant that makes you feel welcome the minute you walk in. The owner has a great personality; he and his staff really bend over backward to be of service. The atmosphere is rustic shady open air, the drinks are good, and the food is fantastic. They serve home style food in a homey atmosphere. Our choice was chicken and pork with veggies and classic Mayan spices wrapped in banana leaves and cooked underground for several hours. It was delicious and fall off the bone tender. Followed by a tropical fruit dessert, it is literally a meal to be remembered. If you aren't in the mood for a meal, it's also a great place to get out of the hot Yucatan sun and enjoy a drink. Their cold fruit drinks are the real deal and the local beer, "Sol", is not half bad.
