Came here with a couple friends on a random weekday and honestly the bagels hit the spot. Way better than the ones I usually grab back home. Staff was chill and didn&rsquo;t rush us while we figured out our order. Just wish they had more seating, we ended up squeezing at a small table by the window. Still, solid spot for a casual catch-up 😊

The coconut and rum &amp; raisin flavors were really good&mdash;you can tell they use fresh ingredients. I sat outside and the vibe was chill, nothing fancy but comfortable. Wish they had more sugar-free options though, but for a casual stop it worked fine.

Solid brisket and those homemade onion rings hit the spot. Live music made it a good vibe for a weekend stop. Right on the waterfront, easy to find. Heard the breakfast is the real deal, so probably gonna come back for that. Service was a bit slow but whatever.

The cooking class was solid&mdash;learned some practical tips for pupusas and ceviche. Staff were friendly, kept things moving.

We came for the lobster and honestly it didn&#39;t disappoint. I got the garlic butter one, good but my husband ordered the jerk version and that sauce was something else. He hasn&#39;t stopped talking about it since. Place gets busy so go early if you want a seat.

The molten lava cake at the pool bar was seriously good. Warm, gooey center, and the vanilla ice cream on top just melted into it. I wasn&#39;t expecting much from a pool bar, honestly. Maybe a little too sweet at the end, but I still finished every bite. That texture though.

Stopped by for dinner after a long day. I&rsquo;m gluten-free vegan, so I asked about the coconut curry. They actually brought out the spice mix to show me&mdash;no cross-contamination worries. Curry and coconut rice were solid. My wife had the lobster and went back for seconds the next night. Service was quick, no fuss. Good spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and want something simple.

Been coming here for years. Coffee&#39;s solid, and they actually remember your order if you show up a few mornings in a row. That counts for something. Opens early too, which helps when you&#39;re trying to beat the heat. Wish they&#39;d carry a decent red wine for later in the day, but I guess it&#39;s a coffee spot. Fine by me.

The custard here is really rich and creamy. Maybe a touch too sweet for my taste, but I still went back twice while I was in town. Just a heads up, they only take cash, so come prepared. I liked that it felt pretty fresh, not like something sitting around all day.

Been coming here for a while now. The French toast with that cinnamon brioche is still my go-to&mdash;fluffy every single time. Portions are solid, and the family running it keeps things consistent.

The curry chicken here hit the spot. Tender, decent heat, sauce had real depth. Owner was friendly too, which never hurts. Nothing fancy, just solid food done right. I&#39;d come back just for that plate again.

The wings are legit&mdash;crispy, saucy, just right. Supreme pizza had plenty of fresh toppings too. Owners were super friendly, made it easy to hang around.

Decent spot right on the water. Sunday BBQ was pretty good, pork chops and ribs were the standout. Got there a bit late and some stuff was already gone, so go early if you want the full spread. Friendly crowd, mostly cruisers and locals. Fine for a casual afternoon.

The grilled octopus here was properly charred, tender in the middle. That smoky flavor carried the whole plate. Didn&#39;t need the sauce honestly. Portion&#39;s on the smaller side for the price but the taste makes up for it. Would order two next time.

The deck seating was perfect for watching the boats go by. Got the meat and cheese board&mdash;the cheeses were fresh and paired nicely. Bread could&#39;ve been warmer, but it was a solid pick.

Decent spot in San Ignacio for lunch. Food was pretty good, staff friendly enough. Nothing fancy but it does the job when you&#39;re hungry.

Great spot for groups - we came with a big party and they handled us smoothly. Central location made it easy to find. Food was solid, nothing mind-blowing but decent.

Nice place. Food was solid and the service from Theresa was on point. Estevan helped us out too, real professional. Good spot if you want a nicer dinner without the fuss.

The jerk snapper was solid and the rice and peas with fried plantain hit the spot. Happy hour drinks kept the bill reasonable. Seating felt a bit cramped though.

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Gem Restaurant

Jambel Jerk Pit

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PUR Boutique Cabanas & Taco Bar

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Bambu

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KOKO King

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Cork Street Whiskey Bar

The Burnz

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Caye Caulker Bakery

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Siam Thai Belize

Chen's Restaurant

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