Merida Restaurants

Occupying a large room frequented by regular guests and passers-by of all age and condition, this soda fountain boasts to have the longest food counter in Mérida. It also offers the largest selection of arepas (small baked brea... more

A blue and cream-colored facade and its interior walls decorated with wood and stucco work distinguish this business located in downtown Mérida, that is serving arepas (small maize bread) since 1980. There is no much room insid... more

This is a high-class restaurant, where the elegance and gastronomic quality justify the prices. In an ample sized dining room, with much wood, fine lamps and even a concert piano, you will be able to select first courses such a... more

Rolando is proud of several things: the fifty-three different types of fast food; the best hotdogs in the country, and a secret hamburger recipe. This snack bar-on-wheels was inaugurated in 1985, and has already opened branches... more

To reach this excellent restaurant, keep an eye on the left side of the road as you walk up Avenida Los Chorros de Milla. The establishment is located within an extensive property surrounded by a huge wall. Missing it means mis... more

This establishment offers twenty-nine different set items daily, almost as many as the number of chairs (thirty-five), on what is almost a lunch conveyor belt. Of course, most customers order food just to takeaway. The entrees... more

Like most of Mérida's other "panadería-pastelería" (bakery-pastry) shops, the Pastelería Mil Hojas sells more than just dough and whipped cream. With the slogan "Give your palate a treat", they help you do just that with their... more

Located within the property of the Hotel Great Balcón, this pizzeria occupies an ample space that opens onto the Paseo La Feria. It is a well frequented eatery, specially at weekends, because it offers an ample variety of pizza... more

Some of the best chicken dinners in town can be found here, as many Merideans of all ages already know. This fast-food outlet offers big, plump and juicy charcoal roast chicken, surrounded by hallaquitas (maize bun), arepas (ma... more

"Let's meet at the eatery" says a big sign. This kind of language, in Spanish, brings to mind scenes from the literature of Cervantes; and that sums up this Castilian and elegant restaurant, in which wood, leather, forged iron... more