
Private tour · 5.5 hours
Tulum Ruins Exploration, Gran Cenote Swim & Tacos!
Explore Tulum ruins with your private guide, then swim Gran Cenote's clear waters. Enjoy authentic local tacos. History, nature, and flavor, tailored exclusively for y...
Carnitas Don Enrique is a taqueria restaurant in Supermanzanas, Cancún.
Editorially verified October 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Why locals love it: A covered-patio carnitas taquería on Avenida Tikal where solo diners from nearby offices chat with the taquero; The Infatuation says it has served locals since 1974.

Private tour · 5.5 hours
Explore Tulum ruins with your private guide, then swim Gran Cenote's clear waters. Enjoy authentic local tacos. History, nature, and flavor, tailored exclusively for y...

Guided tour · 2 hours
Join a local guide to explore and sample some of Cancun's finest tacos. We will accompany our tacos with a choice of jamaica, horchata, or water. Later, we'll indulge ...

Guided tour · 6 hours
Discover the laid-back town of Puerto Morelos and taste different varieties of tasty traditional tacos on a guided tour. Sample various tequilas at a professional tast...
Address: Avenida Tikal esquina Calle Aries, 77507 Cancún, Quintana Roo
Lonchería El Pocito on Calle 31 Norte in Cancún is a chalkboard-menu lunch counter for Yucatecan queso relleno, papadzules, poc chuc and panuchos.
OrderQueso relleno in tomato broth, papadzules, and the black-bean and pork tamal.
Why locals goA lunch counter on Calle 31 Norte, off the hotel strip, where locals on their break read the chalkboard menu to see what is left.
TipClosed Tuesdays, and lunch crowds clear the chalkboard, so arrive early; it opened in 1988 as La Cabañita.
Lonchería El Pocito on Calle 31 Norte in Cancún is a chalkboard-menu lunch counter for Yucatecan queso relleno, papadzules, poc chuc and panuchos.
OrderQueso relleno in tomato broth, papadzules, and the black-bean and pork tamal.
Why locals goA lunch counter on Calle 31 Norte, off the hotel strip, where locals on their break read the chalkboard menu to see what is left.
TipClosed Tuesdays, and lunch crowds clear the chalkboard, so arrive early; it opened in 1988 as La Cabañita.
Mercado 23 fondas are the lunch counters of the Mercado Javier Rojo Gómez in downtown Cancún, cooking cochinita pibil, salbutes, papadzules and relleno negro.
OrderCochinita pibil tacos or a plate of salbutes, then papadzules or relleno negro if the fonda has them.
Why locals goLunch counters inside the working market, reached from Avenida Chichén Itzá and Avenida Tulum, serving cochinita and tamales while it is busy before 14:00.
TipGo between 08:00 and 11:00, when the best food is served; the market slows down by 14:00. Bring small peso notes.
Qué Gorditas on Avenida Yaxchilán in Cancún is a small counter for Zacatecas-style gorditas, quesadillas and burritos with home-style fillings at low prices.
OrderA gordita with a home-style filling, then a quesadilla or a burrito.
Why locals goA Zacatecas-style gordita counter on Avenida Yaxchilán, well away from the hotel strip, where gorditas cost about 20 pesos in a December 2025 budget list.
TipClosed Sundays and shut at 17:00, so go for breakfast or lunch; the December 2025 list had burritos near 35 pesos.