Catrín

Catrín is a cocktail-led restaurant at Calle 47 No. 463-B, between Calles 52 and 54, in the Paseo de Montejo area of Centro, Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. It sits on the Calle 47 dining strip, a street of modern restaurants and bars a short distance from the Paseo de Montejo boulevard, and focuses on modern Mexican plates served alongside creative cocktails.

Cocktails are the signature. The drinks list takes Mexican ingredients and spirits as its base and presents them in inventive forms, and the food is designed to sit alongside them. Modern Mexican plates are the other half of the offer, reinterpreting familiar flavours in contemporary presentations. Prices are in the upper-middle range, about MXN 350-750 (USD 20-43) per person, with the total depending heavily on the number of drinks.

The atmosphere is stylish and social, with an evening crowd of couples and groups. The room becomes louder and busier later at night. No strict dress code has been confirmed, though smart-casual dress suits the setting. Hours have not been confirmed, and the venue operates in the evenings, so visitors should check locally before going.

Reservations are not usually required, and walk-in service is normal, but groups are advised to reserve, particularly at weekends. Seating near the bar gives a view of the cocktail preparation. Catrín is easy to combine with other venues on the same street, making it a natural stop in an evening of dinner and drinks.