What to order at Lorenzillo's

Must order
Lobster: the three carabelas plate has poblano, ajillo and chipotle seasonings, or try the Mayan-style one.
Signature dishes
Three carabelas lobster, Mayan-style lobster, Lobster bisque, Lobster croquettes
Editor tip
Reserve through the website's table finder or call +52 998 883 1254; the menu also lists fish, pasta, salads and meat for anyone off lobster.
CuisineSeafood
Price$$$
NeighborhoodZona Hotelera
HoursDaily 13:00-23:00
Last verified

Taste Three carabelas lobster with a local in Cancún

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Location

Address: Boulevard Kukulcán km 10.5, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Quintana Roo

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