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5x hotspots in Tulum to eat and drink

06.12.2022

Tulum is full of trendy aces for coffee, lun, dinner and a drink in the evening. I've listed my favorite hotspots (from coffee to cocktails) in Tulum. By the way, all these tips can be found in the center of Tulum like chic real estate.

For more food hotspots in Mexico, also eck this blog with a handy overview of vegetarian and vegan restaurants in ea destination.

Raw Love cafe

Raw Love cafe is located on the main street of Tulum opposite the ADO bus station. When you step in here you immediately get a big smile (without a face mask ????) from the staff. The service here is really great and you immediately feel at home in this colorful ace among the ants. Raw Love café is (as the name says) a ace with a lot of raw and healthy food. You can order various salads, soups, acai and smoothie bowls and cakes. They have all types of coffee except cappuccino. I like the latte here myself. You also have ant-based options here if you don't drink regular milk. For exame, oose almond milk or coconut milk.

Babel cafe

We only discovered this ace in the middle of the main street on the last morning in Tulum. It is one of the oldest coffee shops in Tulum and popular with both locals and tourists. Digital nomads also know how to find their way to this coffee shop. There is a corner furnished as a workace with a high table and stools. I think a downside is that you can only sit at that table with your laptop. But the good WiFi and many arging points more than make up for it. We ordered the cappuccino L here, but you can even opt for a cappuccino XL. Plant-based milk options include soy, coconut, and almond milk. We got the coffee in eerful mugs that we wanted to take home.

Love Food Truck

On the way to the bea in Tulum, you can't miss the bright green food trucks on your right. Food truck Liefs belongs to a Dut coue, Thomas and Fem. They said goodbye to their expat life in Texas and moved to Tulum in 2019. Here they founded Liefs, Tulum's first 'Farm to Van' concept. They started pop-ups in 2019 during festival season in Tulum. In 2020, on Valentine's Day, they opened their first permanent location. Most of the products on the menu are local products from their own farm. You can taste that the food is pure and fresh in the delicious dishes. Prices range from 80 pesos (3.40) for an appetizer to about 180 pesos (7.70) for a main course. We ordered the delicious bounty bowl with grilled vegetables, potatoes, lentils, rice, avocado and mushrooms. The 'better than a burger' is also a concept here and is recommended by many peoe on the vegetarian app Happy Cow.