Taboo celebrates New Year’s Eve in its restaurant area, not at the beach club, with a Mediterranean kitchen of fresh seafood, wood-fired dishes and bread baked in a stone oven. The night runs until 2 AM.
The New Year’s Eve menu and prices are still to be announced. You can request your table now, and we’ll confirm the details with you as soon as Taboo releases them.
4.3 · 3,508 reviews on Google
I love Taboo. It is very very pricey. I loved my drink and my salmon taco. I did not like to be harrassed by the beach vendors so I would suggest to not take a sunbed if you want to avoid that experience, but rather, stay closer to the pool. The music could have been better (it is my 2nd time at Taboo so I know their potential). Overall, I will always recommend Taboo.
Rating: 4.5/5 A very relaxing but expensive day. Total spend was over $11,000 MXN for a family of three. The service was top-notch, though the food menu is a bit repetitive if you stay for multiple days—sushi was unfortunately unavailable. Pros: Great service and relaxing cabanas. Cons: Lots of uncleaned sargassum on the beach, basic restrooms, and a "party" vibe that is better suited for adults than families with young teens. I’d come back for an adults-only trip once the food options are expanded!
