Ultramarino is a fun bar! I ordered the mango mojito, and it was delicious. Best mojito I've had!…read moreThey have plenty of other flavors and unique drinks as well. Service was great. Depending on the day, it looks like they have room for live shows and performances in the back! Overall, I had a fun time here. I just wish I had ordered an oyster shooter when I was here, since they're known for them!

Was looking forward to craft cocktails at ultramarine. Sad to see it closed. Try the cocktail bar…read moreupstairs from Cantina Housong's instead.

Very fun local bar spot! The beer buckets are very well priced. Staff are all happy, great service.read more

So looking forward to go there i understand. Mexican navy goes there me as a veteran i like to go…read morethere to meet and greet the people there Feliz Navidad. To you all. Hope to go there. Saturday. Dec 19

We recently discovered there was wine country in Mexico so my boyfriend was planning an anniversary…read moreweekend getaway for us and found this place on airbnb with VERY reasonable prices! so after doing some researching on their website and reading all the reviews on tripadvisor, he started communicating with them to get a reservation. it was a little confusing using airbnb at first because they only have one listing but have multiple rooms available. so the best way to reserve is via email or contact them through facebook. once our room was booked with Arturo with a deposit, he sent us instructions and maps on how to get to the bed & breakfast. if you google it, it will be a little hard to find just by using the address because you have to drive through an unmarked dirt road. so use their map and directions! it helps! and make sure you arrive during day light to familiarize yourself with the roads. upon arrival, we were greeted by 3 very nice gentlemen. steve, michael, juan are all Arturo's friends and all help out at the B&B. first of all, the property is HUGE. there are three levels on this property with numerous buildings, and each building has multiple units. so you can easily come here with a big group because they can accommodate it. michael showed us to our room (#7) which was one of the downstairs unit. as we were settling in, Arturo and Juan came to our room with glasses of wine to welcome us, the wine was really good! the rest of our first night here, we hung out with all the guys, socialized with them and drank more wine. they also prepared dinner, which we did partake in as it was offered to us for an additional fee. the dinner is family style, where everyone staying at the B&B are invited to sit and dine together. so you really get to know the hosts as well as all the guests. there is a pool on the premises, lots of open space where kids can play, cute little tree house, and a beautiful winery. breakfast is all included which is prepared by Arturo and the guys. service was absolutely impeccable! there are also two maids that come everyday to clean the rooms and make your beds. one thing to note though, the property runs on generator and solar power so between 2am and about 7-8AM, there is no power. but each room is supplied with a few candles which you can light for night use. also, phone service here is almost non existent. if you want service, you'll have to hike up to higher grounds but it's still pretty slow. so staying here really makes you talk and socialize more with people instead of staring at your phones. there are also no TV's in the rooms either but they do have one by the pool which came in handy because the world cup was going on while we were there. we were fortunate because they were also celebrating their 4th year anniversary as a B&B so on our last day here, we got to attend their anniversary party with lots of authentic food, drinks, music and fun. the rest of weekend was absolutely fantastic. Arturo and Steve invited us out to Ensenada beach one day, and Michael and Juan invited us to go wine tasting with them on the other day. All of this was just spur of the moment invite, nothing was planned ahead which was really adventurous! we really got to experience the wine country area like the locals. they really treat you like family here, not just guests. i highly recommend staying here and get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, meet new friends, tour around wine country and enjoy what this place has to offer! we really enjoyed our time here so much that we are already planning a trip back to celebrate a friend's birthday!

I agree with Sara C. that the gentlemen Steve and Michael were very hospitable and took the time to…read morewalk us to our room late in the night. We stayed in the back of the estate in a four bedroom 2 bathroom casa. Without clearly marked signs it was difficult to find Casa Encinares in the dark of the night. It was very rustic; tile floors, limited electricity, and vintage like decor. I use the word rustic loosely, as I kind of cringed when I had to use the restroom and sink. The sink had a plug that was missing, leaving an open drain full of nasties. The beds were neatly made but had very firm mattresses. In the morning the guys offered us coffee and fruit in the outdoor patio. The rest of the residence looked very authentic and the service was 5 star. We may have gotten a bad accommodation?

This historic building is walking distance from the cruise port and free to explore! We noticed…read moremany tour buses and excursion groups arrive in waves. We entered through the courtyard where several small vendors sold souvenirs. It was convenient for me to pick up a few gifts for friends in a low-key setting compared to the crowded shopping spots around Ensenada. Walking around the building, there is a mural highlighting missions along the coast, various rooms with historic artwork and preserved architecture. I especially liked this circular room that had art on the ceiling. We made our way to the bar where they gave samples of margaritas and Mexican coke. We ordered a Tamarindo Margarita to enjoy in the courtyard. It provided a light buzz and was only $9. https://yelp.to/yvJyIxstTB Towards the front of the building is a small coffee shop. This exits to the outdoor area where many people relaxed on the lawn. Cool spot! We spent roughly an hour here. I would come back for another margarita. Maybe get the mango next time :)

The historic Hotel Riviera del Pacifico in Ensenada was first opened in 1930! It is impressive how…read morewell this monument has been preserved for nearly 100 years. The locals refer to it as Ex-hotel Riviera. It is now used by the Mexican government to manage different types of municipal business. I drove from Sacramento to Ensenada as part of the dual citizenship campaign that happens once a year. I've been working diligently to get dual citizenship for my children as I am dual citizen, myself of Mexico and the USA. They could not have chosen a better location to perform such a ceremony. There is a restaurant on site, but I did not get an opportunity to try the food. If you appreciate history of Mexico, this might be a neat site to walk-through.

Love this place, we never get tired of it. Is always a must when coming to Valle, either first…read morething in the morning or last time slot to catch the sunset. It does get cold up here at night. Their menu changes a lot so I would suggest to be open minded when it comes to food and just try to try out multiple items, the food is always good. If you are a big fan of espresso martini's then this is definitely your spot. Service is always great and on top of making your experience great.

Amazing spot. Even has Tesla destination chargers. Once you…read morearrive, you leave your car parked by the reception, and then there's a shuttle that takes you to the restaurant. There's a 200 pesos charge for the shuttle plus 700 pesos minimum consumption per person. The views, the location and the vibes makes it totally worth it. The food menu is very limited, but decent portions and delicious food. Really loved it.

The Chardonnay/Chenin Blanc Blanco. This wine is a bit to acidic with a stainless steel taste. The…read moreELSA rose is 100% Grenache from Valle de San Vicente. Ripe apricot with a taste of dry plum. Jalá is Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache. Grape juice with not much more in flavor. Kuwal is a Tempranillo. From San Vicente this wine is a tempranillo /Grenache blend and it was fresh and young. Perfect for pizza. Koláa is 100% Petit Sirah. It is ok

This is a small, family run operation. We met the owner, whose son graciously gave us a tour of the…read morewine cellar. The son also served our tastings, who wasn't as knowledgeable as one of the other servers, but he was still pretty impressive for his young age. Here, you get six samples. Most vineyards give you 3-4. So for $200 MXN, this is worth a stop. And the wine is quite good.

I loved the whole experience we had at this winery. The food was good, the wine was great and the…read moreband was awesome! All of the staff were super friendly and will definitely be coming back again when I'm in the area.

Off the beaten path, you will find this winery, which has a good wine called Pierda de Luna. The…read morewine is good, but it was not good enough for me to purchase. I also had a paella and I was not very happy with it probably because they didn't put any saffron in it and without saffron it's just chicken with seafood and rice. The location is actually really pretty with a nice atmosphere.

Baja California, BCN…read more Getting off our cruise, we joined The Best of Ensenada excursion, and this winery/olive oil stop ended being a pleasant surprise. I never knew Baja California had its own winery and olive oil factory. We tasted 3 wines and 5 olive oils -- the wines were okay for my palate, but the olive oils were excellent. Paired with bread and cheese, it was honestly divine. The employees were friendly and shared interesting background information about the winery. The space is small, but it comfortably accommodated our group of 35 with enough room to move around. Overall, a good stop on the tour and a nice way to experience a local flavor of Ensenada. salud!

Sunday July 12, 2026 - Today I was looking forward to touring the historic Santo Tomás building…read moreestablished in 1888 but the employee a middle aged lady with a hoarse voice hosting the wine tasting was so rude. I left the building without tasting any of their products. Yes it was a large group with noisy children and adults it was our last stop but there is no need to single out people with a rude nasty tone while they are on vacation. I cannot comment on their products but this employee is in dire need of customer service training.