Playa Kabbalah - SANTA MARÍA COLOTEPEC

I really have a high barrier negative ratings to write, but this time it is necessary. we went to the Christmas dinner for 800 mxn pp. in comparison to normal trips in pe already a bit high, but hey, it's Christmas. but given the price we had. at least some expectations that were not fulfilled at all. first, the location is really nice, so there is a 1/5, nicely located on the beach. the rest was however a disaster: 1) table: our seats, where is at the table head, so that all 2 seconds a waiter in us. great, but come they, it is christmas 2) music: good music, only problem was that the music from the place next to us sprinkled. her techno music was beautiful in the ultra loud Christmas songs of kabbalah and the band that made her soundtest 3) eating: good, it was bad. it is not easy to do a set menu for 60 guests, but if they choose to be a restaurant, they should make sure that they are prepared (which they were obviously not) courses in which they were brought out faster than in a prison canteen. bark meat for the main course was white, white inside. the fish of our sitting neighbors was raw (no, it was not sushi) and the desert tasted like it was prepared last christmas 4) pleasantities: well, if they went from dinner in their club area, they could use a nice dixie dressing room. I think set menus is really not their key strength would not do it again. for a visit during the day I cannot judge, but I think it is better

The day is all good, but in the evening a music fight with xcaanda will be next door. both have very out of date music that is played so loud to try to do each other that it is distorted and they can not think that never thought have a...conversation last night resort if you are just mad. spoils chilled atmosphere of zicatella. this is not ibiza and if there were these places to go down on the list. no atmosphere.

The place to spend their beach day. the music is very loungy and breeazy. eating is aaa. the cocks are amazing (especially those who are a home exhaustion based on mezcal) and it has queen size beds for them to lie in the sun.

We've been there three times for breakfast and the food is fabulous. it is completely open air and you sit on a deck facing the beach you can see and hear the waves breaking while you eat. the menu is extensive and the portions are...big. we've had the french toast, crepes, chilaquiles, eggs divorciados. they are all well prepared and delicious

All I can say is wow! First, I loved that you could be on beach chairs on the beach, in the couch area or at a regular table. Salvatore greeted us joyfully as we chose our table. Throughout our visit to the restaurant both Salvador...and our waiter visited with us. Our 11 year old was allowed to run around on the beach as it family oriented. The food was absolutely delicious and very reasonably priced. Salvador told us that the restaurant is family friendly until midnight when it turns into a bar. We will return!