El Príncipe Tutul Xiu

"El Príncipe Tutul Xiu is located in the small town of Mani, a place full of history and a "Pueblo Magico". In the Mesoamerican postclassic period, it was the capital of the Mayan dynasty of the Tutul Xiúes, from where the restaurant gets its name. Mani is also famous as the location of the burning of codices and symbols of the Mayan gods by the first bishop of Yucatán, Diego de Landa, in the year 1562. The restaurant offers regional Yucatecan cuisine. It is one of the most traditional restaurants in the state. I grew up going whenever I visited the Puuc region. Standouts from the menu are the relleno negro, relleno blanco, and, most famously, their poc chuc. The dishes' price is between 80 and 150 pesos. Mani is their original location, but you can also find them in nearby towns such as Ticul and Oxkutzcab. "