As far as Home Depots go, this place has everything you would expect to find…read more One major difference is that they don't have a lumber yard or any wood available. The "lumber" section is entirely missing. Probably because everything out here is made of cement and metal. They've got just about everything else though. Given that it is in Mexico however, the offerings are pretty amazing in comparison to all the other shops that are available. It is kept super clean and seems to be well maintained. There is a private lot so parking isn't a concern. Since the entire Los Cabos area is undergoing a construction boom, it has plenty of business and has been packed the few times I've been there. If you need a tool or any other home improvement stuff, this place is going to be your best bet!

Got to the Southern tip of Baja California Sur in 90 deg weather before Thanksgiving and sure…read moreenough Home Depot had their Christmas goods out and ready for the Holidays. This store in Cabo is similar to H.D. in the U.S. There are some items missing like no furnace or AC filters. For the most part though it's all here for your home repairs including tools and garden supplies. Building supplies are different due to less lumber being used than in the U.S.A. Definitely stop in.

Lovely dealing with Glen & Tracy looking for a second home in Cabo. They are knowledgeable,…read moreattentive & kind.

This store is very well stocked if looking for wood or wood working supplies.However it has got to…read morebe the worst organized lumber yard that I have ever been to. I had to wait in line 5 different times to finally get out of there.Then to top it off the cashier said that he would bring small items out to my truck while I loaded up .He forgot and so did I .....so I get to go back tomorrow and I live an hour away!Ugh!

My friends and I came here for a really relaxing experience and this community provides the safety…read moreand happy positive staff to make the experience just that. It's near a Walmart and a quick Uber to downtown Cabo. Overall excellent price for location, amenities, and the unit we actually got was squeaky clean with a stunning view.

Samantha did it!!!! She sold our property in Mexico!…read more Samantha is simply the BEST! Very easy to work with and always there when you need her. And as Daryl wrote, she goes above and beyond what is typically expected from an agent. I highly recommend Samantha Ross!

Samantha and Dean are not only wonderful humans but extremely professional and knowledgeable on all…read morethings Cabo real estate. After failed attempts with several other agents, Samantha was able to find us exactly what we wanted and was always available for questions or concerns. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to buy in Cabo.

We stopped in to look at tiles for our new home. The owner was so generous with his time as he…read moreexplained everything about the sinks and tiles. We discussed custom designs and color palates at length. Even if you are not in the market for tiles, it's worth a trip. You can always buy a few and use them as coasters.

We loved our stay at Dreams in Los Cabos last week. It was squeaky clean. We stayed at the adult…read morepool and were waited on hand and foot by the staff. Hats off to Orlando at Seaside Grill and to the two young ladies that work the hostess stand at World Cafe.

#1 in town they help us with our home. Very recommend there…read moreservice Professional locksmith Thank you................

This place saved our Cabo trip! We were down to one key for…read morethe Land Cruiser, not a good position to be. Another key kiosk recommended we talk with Ezequiel. Not the easiest place to find, but being somewhat familiar with the town, we succeeded. The storefront is very small, but packed with equipment and a wide variety of locks and safes. If you are into higher security, this would be a good place to start. We were there for a car key. Ezequiel doesn't speak much English, but the woman in the store spoke enough, and it was pretty obvious what we wanted when we showed up with a broken key fob and a valet key to duplicate. The man went in the back, and found a new Toyota blank. He motioned that he intended to swap the electronics and cut the blank. We said "seguro". The broken key had been previously fixed with super glue, so we apprehensively watched the man tear the key fob apart with a pair of wire cutters and extract the electronic chip. Boom-bada-bing! New key for 900 pesos (~50 USD) and a total of 10 minutes. I don't even want to consider the time and cost involved at a Toyota dealer. Facebook: CERRAJERIA MONDRAGON Email: cxpcerrajeriamondragon@hotmail.com