Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego
About
Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego in Cozumel stands at Dr Miguel Borge Martin 318, in the San Gervasio area of the island.
Operating as a restaurant, it opens Tuesday to Saturday from 18:00 to 00:00, serving the evening trade rather than lunch. A rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 171 reviews reflects a following built over time among both residents and visitors. First-time visitors should expect an evening-only schedule, so an early dinner or a late meal are the two natural slots, and the San Gervasio location puts it away from the ferry terminal crowds in San Miguel de Cozumel.
Mexican island cooking centres on seafood such as ceviche, fish tacos, grilled octopus and conch, seasoned with lime and chilli. Spanish is the main language, Yucatec Maya is spoken across the Yucatán Peninsula, and English is common in resort areas.
Playa del Carmen Ferry, Playa Palancar, Chankanaab, Punta Sur, El Cedral and Chen Rio all lie within the island's road network. Cozumel was a Maya pilgrimage site dedicated to Ix Chel, goddess of the moon and childbirth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego known for?
The kitchen is known for barbacoa, with both beef and lamb versions, served on Cozumel in Mexico. Its name pairs res y borrego, so diners come for slow-cooked meat rather than the ceviche, fish tacos, grilled octopus and conch typical of Mexican island food.
What kind of business is Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego?
It is a restaurant on Cozumel, an island in Mexico, and it opens Tuesday to Saturday from 18:00 to 00:00. Mexican island cooking usually leans on seafood such as ceviche, fish tacos, grilled octopus and conch with lime and chilli, though this kitchen centres on beef and lamb barbacoa.
Where is Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego located on Cozumel?
Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego sits at Dr Miguel Borge Martin 318, San Gervasio, 77667 Cozumel, Q.R., Mexico. Cozumel is part of Mexico and lies in the Caribbean off the Yucatán Peninsula, where Spanish is the main language alongside Yucatec Maya and English.
How do visitors rate Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego?
Guests score Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego 4.5 out of 5 across 171 reviews, a strong showing for a restaurant on Cozumel. The island itself was once a Maya pilgrimage site dedicated to Ix Chel, goddess of the moon and childbirth.
Is Barbacoa Paszilhi Res y borrego easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Cozumel?
The restaurant stands at Dr Miguel Borge Martin 318 in San Gervasio, with San Miguel de Cozumel among the nearby places, so it is straightforward to reach from the island's main town. Cozumel forms part of Mexico, and sea turtles nest on many Mexican island beaches.
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