Disco Night will be farewell party for Geo and Door 54
After two years, Door 54 will close on Monday after associate owner Georgina Kemp says goodbye to everyone who made her dream possible.
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Tim Hortons to open restaurants in Mexico
“Timmy’s,” a bakery, sandwich and coffee chain near and dear to Canada’s collective heart, is joining Dunkin’ Donuts and Starbucks in Mexico.
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Restaurant prices will increase as peso slides
Prices are increasing for restaurateurs who will be passing the cost on to diners in 2017.
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Yucatecan restaurants named among Mexico’s finest
Not all of Yucatán’s best restaurants are in Mérida. Small-town restaurant Kinich was chosen as one of the best 120 in Mexico by the Mexican Culinary Guide.
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Where to eat out for Thanksgiving in Yucatán 2016
Here again is our Thanksgiving roundup for anyone homesick for turkey and trimmings.
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Gelato shop owners open juice bar next door
When a space next door became available, Pola Gelato Shop took it and created Pola Juice Bar. An interview with one of the owners about how they found success in Calle 55.
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Wood-fire flame to dim at Rescoldos
Rescoldos, the beloved wood-fire pizzeria and mediterranean bistro, serves its last moussaka on Saturday, July 2.
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A new look at historic Flor de Santiago
La Flor de Santiago is open again, but its ambiance no longer authentic 1920s Havana, complains one recent visitor who recounted his visit in an article headlined “They destroyed La Flor de Santiago.”
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2015 Thanksgiving dining guide
Updated: Being an expat often means giving up some of your favorite foods, but many restaurants here offer familiar tastes of home each Thanksgiving. Here is our 2015 dining guide.
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New restaurant invites your dog to dine
A young entrepreneur in Mérida is opening Peek Food Restaurant, with a special menu and dining room for dogs who accompany their owners.
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12 places that serve up Thanksgiving
Turkey is a common food every day in Yucatán, but if you want your Thanksgiving trimmings, you do have a few options.
That’s all for now
That’s all for now