Plaza Las Avenidas

5 Teacher David de la Peña - 2 years ago

Very close to Cancún's downtown. You can find a Burger King, a Car Rental, Dominoe's Pizza, Quekas (quesadillas), a coffee restaurant (Café Andrade), and many other shops includying the Gas Station with its Conventien Store. Very handy and in the middle of everything.

3 CancunAndy - a year ago

This strip mall has seen better days, but a few small shops like There Cazola, la Flauteria and Las Tortugas are worth visiting.

1 Sandals And Shorts - 7 months ago

This is not a shopping mall and there is nothing here to see or walk around.

5 Andrew BMc. - 2 years ago

That's a very useful little plaza. Gas station, a couple of stores, several food places, a nerd heaven store, a laundry service place and a pet store. Also, the gas station offers good service.

1 Eddy Gl - 3 years ago

I went to the plaza with my family to use the facilities in the plaza when this guy comes at me screaming that if I leave my car parked in the plaza it was going to get towed that I was being recorded. I told him that I was going to one of the restaurants there but he kept stading that he was some person in charge there and that he was warning me. The restaurant that I planned to use was in another corner of the plaza where I would not have my car in sight so we decided to leave since I didn't wanted to come out of the restaurant and not find my car. I ended up having lunch somewhere else and I am not going back to that plaza until this matter gets fixed.

5 Robert Sommers - 9 years ago

Amazing set of small, authentic restaurants, reasonably priced and visited by locals. I had tacos al pastor (grilled pork on a huge vertical spit with actual charcoal - a rarity) for about $1.00 US a piece (plus chips and salsas at no additional cost) and a quesadilla made from scratch (the lady made the tortilla on a grill) for about $1.10 U.S. at another place in the Plaza. There were another 5-6 other restaurants there as well.

The location is down the street (about 6 blocks) from the more up-scale places (think la Parrilla) on Av Yaxchilan, and is behind the Burger King. I stayed at the Grand City Hotel, which was a 2 block walk from the Plaza Las Avenidas. If you are a foodie and interested in real Mexican food, check this location out.

5 DayBeat Garcia - 3 years ago

Free parking, variety of places to eat, from family restaurants to sport bars. Go to Tere Cazola bakery, it's awesome.