We drove here from Los Barriles to enjoy the famous charcuterie board. The trip was about 40…read moreminutes and very pretty mountain vistas. The restaurant is part of a cultural development of an old mining town, including an art gallery and museum. The food was yummy. Home made sausages, fresh local cheeses, and an array of dipping sauces went well with the agua frescas on offer. The seating is around a pretty plaza with interesting art and cool music. Worth the trip.

There are two places to eat in this town. We ended up at this one--our good fortune! Totally taken…read moreby surprise by craft beer, amazingly inventive sausages and sauces to put on them, and fabulous cheeses from "our happy goats and cow." Also tomato and red pepper marmalades. Hot, fresh espresso. All good! Oh, and there's a cool little outdoor mining museum to boot. Word is paella Sundays are not to be missed. We'll be gone by then. :(

A gem of a restaurant in one of the most lovely bays of the pacific coast of Baja! This open-air…read morerestaurant caters to the cruisers and fishermen passing thru. (Though we were highly disappointed, after reading the cruising guide that there are showers available, that there were none.) All the staff was wonderful, friendly and helpful. The ambience is very relaxing and the view of the bay spectacular. A wonderful place for a morning coffee or an afternoon drink. The food is great too! We were here a few times and it never disappointed. One of my favorite places in Baja for sure!

Ordered drinks to go. Bartender was cordial and made some good drinks…read more ............

I suspect the high reviews are on the price, and not on the food, which is not terrible and not…read moregreat. 15USD per adult is not a bad deal. The folks who work there are hustling to keep the buffet well-stocked and the tables cleared. Seating is shaded and comfortable.

Buffets are not my thing but I loved the opportunity to try a variety of dishes and the food was…read moretasty. Don't miss the soft, aromatic, warm, delicious, blue corn tortillas. Servers were wonderful.

Just returned home from a fantastic stay at Palapas Ventana with our family. The property is…read morelovely, rustic but beautifully maintained. Our casita was perfect for our family of 4. Loved the big porch with the rocking chairs and hammock. The housekeepers did a wonderful job of tidying up each morning. Our bed was so comfortable, too. Our room had everything we could need: filtered drinking water, shampoo and body wash, reading lights at every bed, and beach towels. We shared in some unforgettable experiences: snorkeling with puffer fish, boating alongside gray whales, and digging for shark teeth. The staff were always friendly and accommodating. The food was unbeatable. Fresh yellow tail, fluffy pancakes, and fajitas. I highly recommend Palapas Ventana for anyone who likes adventure and is looking to experience the local culture. Well done!!

The good: We were looking for a no wind day activity at the last minute. I called around 3pm for…read morea next day booking for Scuba Diving. The office person said she would call me back to check to see if they could accommodate. Within the hour she called back and advised us there was room, we just needed to come by the office and take care of payment. We were stoked and happy to come down and pay. While I was there I asked her how many dives, she said she didn't know, but that was okay, I was just assuming it was the standard 2 dives. She advised us that it included lunch and I told her not to worry about me because I am dairy and gluten-free, she said she would let the kitchen know and that they could probably accommodate. I wasn't really concerned about lunch because I usually carry my own food. The next day we met with our guide and boat captain, both were super nice. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly. We headed around the lighthouse, but visibility was poor so they took us across to the island where we dived with the sea lions and then we moved to the kiters beach on the island where we dived in shallow water. For the most part, we didn't really need to scuba, snorkeling would have been just as good. There wasn't really any benefit as far as seeing sea life. After both dives they gave us lunch on the way back, much to my surprise, they actually provided me a lunch that was both dairy and gluten-free, I was pretty impressed. The not so good: The wetsuits had holes and smelled really bad. I am not sure they had been cleaned. The air in the tanks smelled and tasted horrible. I don't know if it was mold or rust, but it was really bad. The worst part of the trip is that the guide allowed two people on our trip to freely smoke cigarettes non-stop on the boat ride and they were sitting upwind of everyone, ugh!!!! Tip: If you decide to dive with this company, please tip your guide, they are not paid in wages and only live off of the tips!!!

Love coming up to La Garita anytime we are in Cabo. Worth the drive. Cold beer, great food and…read moreservice. Perfect taste of Mexico.

So how did we find this place? We didn't. Our hired driver brought us here as we were being…read moretransported to the sea of Cortez. Let me paint the picture, dirt floors, chickens and a cool dog wandering the restaurant. Now this was cool. The food was good and not overly priced. I really enjoyed the tamale. The sliced avocado and cheese were also awesome. Four adults with drinks cost me $38 bucks American. Sweet deal. Cool little joint off the freeway.

This was a recommendation from Can Do Rentals. Kelly said you have to find this little spot and…read morehave lunch or dinner. Well, after a few bumps and missed turns we found it and it was awesome! The restaurant sits in a tiny boutique hotel and is beautiful! Felipe gave us our choice of tables and after temp check and sanitizer we had some ice cold beers! Started with onion rings because they sounded good and were great! Then chicken tacos also amazing.... perfect service with roosters and all kinds of animals just roaming around. We could have sat there all day it was so peaceful and Felipe was so chill. Toured the hotel and would have stayed there. I'd urge anyone staying in Cabo to take a day and go to the east cape. Remote and totally different! Thanks

Part of the Las Terrazas hotel, this restaurant is amazing. I went here for breakfast and ordered…read moretheir Chilaquiles, and I think they make the best one in town. It was exactly how I would want it: verde salsa, red onions, cheese crumbles, beans and eggs. Their homemade orange juice is also amazing! I just wish I had a bigger cup because I could easily drink a whole glass before my meal. It's super refreshing and you can tell it's made right before they serve it to you. They have to add ice to cool it because the oranges aren't cold when they squeeze them. I'm getting married down the street from here, so we're thinking of having our rehearsal dinner here on their rooftop. The roof is super cute and offers a great view of the beach. They have a non-operating hot tub up there and that'd be cool if it were actually working when my guests come (but the way it looked, it's most likely been out of operation for awhile and will continue to be). Definitely at the top of my list for favorite restaurants around Los Barriles!

If decided to come to the Pescadero area to explore, El Cerrito is a great spot. An hour drive from…read moreCabo's congestion. Be prepared for unpaved streets and bare bone construction sites. Drive carefully and use a navigation app because the roads off the highway are not well signed or lit. It's totally safe. I know what you're thinking...who needs a farm to table restaurant? Hierbabuena is so much more than a concept. Everything is crafted with the freshest and locally grown produce. If you're looking for cheap eats, there's a lot of options. If you need something special and aimed at great ingredients, this is the spot. Service is kind, knowledgeable, and prepared to give you recommendations. You're tucked away in a garden oasis, with incredible nourishment. There are many flowers, birds, and a great playlist. The meal started with a gratis tiny cup of tasty butternut squash soup. I requested a chicory salad because when is chicory a menu star? It's no surprise that this salad was good. The leaves were dotted with tangy goat cheese and gems of pomegranate seeds. Chicory was the star. I had the fish tacos, three dressed in adobo seasoning, a recommendation over the grilled sea bass special. The plate had three small spoons filled with guac, salsa verde, and the most incredible salsa macha. The salsa macha had notes of chocolate that paired well with the adobo seasoned fish. Don't miss this! The chile relleno was filled with quinoa and veggies, plated on top of two sauces. The flavors were really tasty and I appreciated the thoughtful vegetarian option that highlighted seasonal flavors. I walked in knowing I wanted cheesecake for dessert but then learned a favorite was their flan. I switched with no regrets. This flan was better and nothing like anything I've had before. If you like flan and love coconut, this is for you. The cocktails were so good. The martini was different, I loved this passion fruit margarita, the watermelon juice with tequila was refreshing, and they had great local beer options. I was very happy with this lovely meal. Service was wonderful. Please tip your servers; cash is preferred. They work hard and make all the efforts for a memorable meal.

One of THE BEST restaurants ever. The food is fresh, delicious and outstanding. The service was…read moregood and the place is well designed. It has a casual feel, which mixes nicely with the dirt roads and nearby beaches. 100% recommend!

This is a fun place for mezcal. Their selection is wide and diverse, and the servers can give good…read moreadvice. We were mezcal novices, so we tried about eight different ones. I recommend going a little early. We arrived a bit after 7:00 PM, and the place was packed by the time we left.

Besides the great mescal selection, we had a great quesadilla and even more epic brownie de mole!…read moreWent twice in one trip here.

We stopped in Dos Santos on our way to Balandra and came across Santos Pecados. The restaurant is…read morestunning, traditional adornments, delicious aromas, everything was perfection. Our food was exceptional! 10/10 highly recommend Santos Pecados. We ordered the following: chilaquiles omellet, huevos rancheros de la casa, chorizo scramble, and a bacon scramble. Servings were abundant, perfectly cooked and seasoned, and we all left feeling very satisfied. For folx visiting Dos Santos, I highly recommend Santos Pecados, their menu has plenty of options without being a massive menu, the service was lovely, and the prices are fair. 10/10 highly recommend.

We stopped at Santos Pecados on our way back to Cabo after a beach day at Playa Cerritos, and it…read moreended up being one of the highlights of our trip. The food was absolutely amazing from start to finish. We began with the plantain appetizer stuffed with cheese and served over a rich mole sauce. It was out of this world. If I could change one thing, I'd make the plantains a little larger--they were a bit smaller than the size of my palm--but the flavor more than made up for it. That mole sauce was everything: rich, slightly sweet, complex, and the perfect complement to the cheese-filled plantains. I could have eaten a bowl of that sauce by itself. For our entrées, we had the chicken penne Alfredo and the ribs with raspberry barbecue sauce. The Alfredo was creamy, rich, perfectly seasoned, and served in a generous portion. The ribs were equally impressive--tender, flavorful, and paired beautifully with the unique raspberry barbecue sauce. My only complaint is that I wish there had been more ribs because they were that good. Great food, great flavors, and a memorable meal. If you're anywhere near Todos Santos or Playa Cerritos, I highly recommend making a stop at Santos Pecados.

The fish tacos were the best ever!! My husband had the whole fried fish and it was tasty. It was…read moreapproximately a 10 minute walk from the cruise ship shuttle bus drop off. The mango margarita was tasty. The service was friendly. The view of the sea and the Malecon was beautiful. I had grilled sea bass with garlic butter in my tacos (3) with slaw, mayonnaise and spicy salsa. I have had great fish tacos in my day, but these were the best!!!

Always a nice place to have traditional authentic Mexican food. El Zarape has always pulled through…read morewith their dishes. This morning's dish of choice were chilaquiles green sauce with eggs and a light breakfast for my partner. Both were delicious and well presented. Compliments to the cook! There were others dining inside and outside of the restaurant. We sat inside, by the window, with a great view of the malecon and ocean. And, it was air conditioned. Perfect dining experience. Our server was welcoming, pleasant and helpful with our food preparation questions. Zarape has never disappointed. Definitely recommend