Cervecería Punta Sur
Rated 4.7 out of 5(1386)Cozumel''s own microbrewery on 10a Avenida, brewing IPA, amber, stout, blonde and wheat beers on site and serving them with brick-oven pizza and empanadas.
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Beach bars, mezcalerias, sports bars and the places that stay open after the last boat comes in.

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Cheap, loud and permanently busy. Live music, sport on the screens and a short walk back to your hotel.
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Cozumel''s own microbrewery on 10a Avenida, brewing IPA, amber, stout, blonde and wheat beers on site and serving them with brick-oven pizza and empanadas.
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Cheap, loud and permanently busy dive bar a block off the main square, open from 9:00 until 2:00 with live music, sports on the televisions and a short Mexican menu.
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View DetailsOpen-air bar and grill facing the main square on Avenida Benito Juárez, with live music most evenings and a kitchen that runs from 9:00 in the morning through to midnight.
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View DetailsDowntown mezcalería on Calle Rosado Salas pouring agave spirits alongside Mexican cooking, open Monday to Saturday from 15:00 until 1:00 and closed on Sundays.
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View DetailsSecond-floor craft beer bar above the Malecón on Avenida Rafael E. Melgar, stocking the island''s widest range of Mexican and imported bottles with a balcony over the waterfront.
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View DetailsWaterfront bar and restaurant on Avenida Rafael E. Melgar with live music in the evenings, sea-view seating and a kitchen running from 9:00 through to late night.
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View DetailsLong-running downtown margarita bar on Avenida 5 where the house margaritas come blended in heavy stout glasses and the kitchen serves Mexican and American plates until closing.
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View DetailsBeachfront restaurant, beach club and nightclub on the sand north of the ferry pier — a walk up the malecón, open from breakfast through to 2:00 on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Bars and nightlife in Cozumel belong to the end of a dive trip rather than the middle of one.
Most divers here are on an early schedule, so the island's drinking happens on the nights that are not followed by a boat — the last evening before flying, a weather day, or a night when only half the party is diving. San Miguel is small and walkable: beach bars along the waterfront, mezcalerias and cantinas a few blocks inland, sports bars for whatever game is on, and a handful of places that stay open late. It is a low-key scene rather than a party island, which most visitors find is the point.
The listings below cover bars, cantinas and late openers across the island, with hours where the business publishes them. If your last evening is also your no-fly window, the flying after diving guide explains how long that window actually needs to be, and the restaurants directory covers dinner before you go out. Keep this to the evenings when tomorrow does not involve a tank.