Bars and Nightspots
Cozumel's night life has something for everyone. Stylish lounge bars serve cool drinks to the young and well-dressed, while more rustic Caribbean clubs play salsa to dancing crowds.
On the weekends you'll find a wide range of live music available too, check out The Money Bar or the world's smallest Hard Rock cafe for a taster.
Islander Tip: Save $$$ - buy buckets of beer and happy hour deals!
- Bars
Bars in Cozumel Mexico.
- Nightspots
Clubs and other night life.
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A Cozumel bar hop experience that'll make you want to celebrate! This fun party tour takes you to 4 bars around Cozumel, letting you see the sights of the island as your Designated Driver drives you to drink. You'll receive a delicious free shot at each stop and your own exclusive tour T-shirt too. |
 Free bar hop drinks! |
Visit this great place for one of the biggest beers on the island or one of their other refreshing signature adult beverages.
Be sure and try the (quickly becoming) famous Italian Melt sandwich with a side of homemade fresh daily Pasta Salad, you won't be sorry you did!
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 Cliff-top bar. |
Climb up to the look-out terrace restaurant atop Cozumel's highest point - on a small rocky cliff on the island's wild east coast.
The best views on Cozumel, hot'n'spicy Mexican menu, fresh seafood and shellfish, cold beers, long cocktails, smilin' staff... do you really need any more reasons to go? |
Beach shack style bar and restaurant with incredible windward side views on Playa San Martín.
Italian and Mexican menu, fresh seafood, pasta, cold beers, beach cocktails. Relaaaaaaax. Add a comment
From the original New Orlean's daiquiri experts, the Cozumel branch of this mardis gras bar chain is always lively and serves great ice cocktails.
Party atmosphere right on the main square downtown, next to the Ferry Pier.
Location: Parque Benito Juarez (main square) - north side.
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 Reggae on the beach. |
Cozumel's most laid-back bar and restaurant. Hammocks, food and drink on the beach on the island's windward side.
Reggae music and beach grub in the middle of no-where - this place will seduce you! |
The French Quarter's casual bar atmosphere, central location and great food make it very popular.
Dine upstairs under the palapa roof, in the comfort of indoor air conditioning, or downstairs at the tables around the bar.
The menu offers everything from fresh seafood, to Angus steaks to Cajun dishes, including gumbo, étouffée and jambalaya.
Location: Avenida 5 between Avenida Rosada Salas and Calle 3.
Opening hours: 5pm-Midnight, Wed-Mon.
Telephone: 872-6321
Email: info [at] cozumelfrenchquarter.com
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Possibly the smallest Hard Rock café in the world!
Great for food, drink and - of course - music. Complementing the usual rock music paraphernalia is an original ceiling mural of a vast underwater setting.
Location: On the seafront downtown (Av. Melgar), between the Main Square and Calle 2, in front of the ferry pier.
Telephone: 872-5271.
Email: lmiranda [at] grupoece.com
Opening hours: 10am - 1am, daily.
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Cozumel Margaritaville.
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On the beautiful island of Cozumel, on and over the turquoise crystal clear Caribbean waters of Mexico, you will find probably Jimmy Buffetts best location yet. Stunning view, great food, amazing cocktails and free snorkeling. Towels and swimming from the deck into the water park also for free. |
After your first visit to Kelly's you will have found a home away from home.
A favorite hangout of frequent visitors and expats who gather to tell tall tales and watch sports.
Menu items include: chilidogs, Reuben's, giant burritos and some other specialties you won't find anywhere else.
Add a commentGreat bar for enjoying some good food and good drinks, at good prices. They have subs, sandwiches and Mexican snacks.
Frozen drinks are 2 for 1 all day at only $5, no tourist prices here.
Add a commentThis popular restaurant and bar is right on the main square downtown, so it's always busy with island visitors and locals alike.
The menu is traditional Mexican, with dishes such as enchiladas, fajitas, tacos, guacamole, fish and steak. You can eat inside in the cozy dining room or out on the terrace overlooking the square.
Great on Sunday evenings, when live music plays and people dance in the plaza.
Location: Parque Benito Juarez (main square) - south side.
Open daily.
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Relax under the palapas of Mezcalitos. This bar on the Other Side is located right on the beach at Punta Este.
Snooze in a hammock after enjoying a margarita or "Cheeseburger in Paradise".
Great sea and surf views!
Location: Costera Este (East Side Highway) where the Transversal (Cross-island Highway) meets it. About 20-30 min. from downtown.
Opening hours: 10am-6pm, daily.
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Bar and restaurant at Dzul-Ha beach. Friendly atmosphere, crystal clear water, great views.
Live music many nights, great for events too. The Miramar Terrace offers a romantic spot to watch the sunset on the island. |
Mosaicoz can be tough to find, because it is in the restaurant gauntlet on the way to Casa Denis.
This place has truly cheap beers, at around a dollar a bottle and they'll bring you complimentary chips and salsa.
The salad is enough for two and they are one of the best salads on the island.
We get the wood fired "Belize" pizza with a very thin crust and lots of veggies and chicken.
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 No-Name Bar. |
The new No Name Bar is located inside the Barracuda Hotel, sharing the hotel's pool and access to the sea.
Free entry, great staff and sensational views. |
Sip a drink, play some backgammon, watch the boats pass by. Open every day until around 11pm, later when busy.
Location: inside the Barracuda Hotel (look for the entrance in the big orange building), on the seafront downtown (Melgar), between 11th Street and Punta Langosta.
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Caribbean café serving breakast, lunch and dinner. Sandwiches, shakes, burgers, salads, desserts and more.
Eat-in, take away or home delivery.
Opening hours: 7am - 10pm, Sat. 7am - 2pm.
Location: on the seafront (Melgar) between Calle 11 and Punta Langosta.
Telephone: 872 4405
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Señor Frog's is a 100% Mexican bar, nightclub and restaurant, the personality and subtle humor of its founder, Carlos Anderson, is apparent in every detail.
The owners advertise it as a place where people of all backgrounds hang together, dance, sing and basically act the way they want without worrying about silly rules and regulations.
They celebrate music with live bands, staff shows, choreographed songs, and trademark routines. It is pro-active and interactive and everybody gets in the act. There's also Tex-Mex restaurant and souvenir store.
Note: Señor Frog's was previously upstairs at the same location and downstairs was Carlos'n Charlies, which belonged to the same owners. Today, Carlos'n Charlies has gone and Señor Frogs has moved downstairs, but there is still a Carlos 'n Charlies Beach Club on the south-west coast.
Location: downtown seafront (Melgar) between 7th and 11th Streets, next to Punta Langosta.
Phone: 987 869 1651
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Bar with music, sushi and subs. Eat-in, take away or home delivery.
Location: Avenida 11 next to Neptunos Disco on the corner with the seafront.
Tel. 872-6509
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New bar and restaurant at Dzul-Ha beach.
Friendly atmosphere, crystal clear water, great views. Live music many nights, great for events too. The Miramar Terrace offers a romantic spot to watch the sunset on the island. |
This is a great little sports bar serving both Mexican and American food.
They have a special of the day for under $6 at lunch.
Karaoke can be enjoyed on many evenings.
Add a commentOwned and operated by a wonderful couple; this is a great place with great margaritas, good food and a fun staff.
The treats are the most imaginative margaritas in the world and the food is also excellent and fairly priced.
Add a commentPossibly the smallest Hard Rock café in the world!
Great for food, drink and - of course - music. Complementing the usual rock music paraphernalia is an original ceiling mural of a vast underwater setting.
Location: On the seafront downtown (Av. Melgar), between the Main Square and Calle 2, in front of the ferry pier.
Telephone: 872-5271.
Email: lmiranda [at] grupoece.com
Opening hours: 10am - 1am, daily.
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Named after the Roman God of the Sea, Neptuno Dance Club is on two levels with a state-of-the-art sound system and flat screens dotted around.
Bar prices are reasonable and the music plays into the small hours on weekends. If you want to dance, this is the place to be.
Location: half a block back from the seafront on Avenida 11.
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Señor Frog's is a 100% Mexican bar, nightclub and restaurant, the personality and subtle humor of its founder, Carlos Anderson, is apparent in every detail.
The owners advertise it as a place where people of all backgrounds hang together, dance, sing and basically act the way they want without worrying about silly rules and regulations.
They celebrate music with live bands, staff shows, choreographed songs, and trademark routines. It is pro-active and interactive and everybody gets in the act. There's also Tex-Mex restaurant and souvenir store.
Note: Señor Frog's was previously upstairs at the same location and downstairs was Carlos'n Charlies, which belonged to the same owners. Today, Carlos'n Charlies has gone and Señor Frogs has moved downstairs, but there is still a Carlos 'n Charlies Beach Club on the south-west coast.
Location: downtown seafront (Melgar) between 7th and 11th Streets, next to Punta Langosta.
Phone: 987 869 1651
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