Good food excellent service, ask for Jorge. Food was delicious a hidden gem in La Paz Mexico, a bit…read moreof walk but worth every step.

Amazing lobster and oysters so freaking fresh. Customer service was awesome his name is Jorge.read more

This place is amazing. It's a bit off the boardwalk, so you'll want to taxi or Uber here, but the…read moreseafood is worth it. The price is a little on the higher side for Mexico, but when you taste the food, you'll know why. They start you with a coffee cup of fish broth, try it. I'm not a fish broth person, but I finished mine real quick. Their octopus is also delightful. Definitely try everything you can here.

Ran into El Toro Güero on our way to hotel by accident. Never knew it existed and we were told this…read morelocation has been around do 12 years. Looking at old photos of the exterior, it's no wonder we've passed this place up every time we've driven through. It was around evening time when we noticed their business sign -bright and vivid. We were familiar with the restaurant in Cabo so we knew the seafood would be good. We had to stop by as we were too starve to wait. We were greeted, seated and given menus immediately. A complimentary tea cup size fish broth arrived at our table; it was bland, but hot. I ordered my usual mixto civeche as my partner with her usual clams. Our food and drinks arrived in no time. While she had no complaints, unfortunately, my ceviche was not what I had expected. I figured since I liked the Toro Guero in Cabo so much, La Paz location would not disappoint. My mixto ceviche was dry and was missing seasoning. It was missing a "kick." Nonetheless, I lemoned it up and finished the entire dish without issues. Like I said, I was hungry. We returned today before our flight back home to San Diego. I wanted to try something new. The shrimp burrito was ok. Not alot of shrimp, too mushy due to guacamole and the tortilla fell apart....to heavy and wet. I used a fork to finish the rest. Staff members are attentive. I would return again and maybe try sometime different

Wheelchair friendly!!…read more We stopped by and were very happy I could access in my wheelchair. They also had bathrooms I could get to, but they are not handicapped accessible. I'm a light eater so I was excited that the shrimp cocktail came in a 1/2 portion. It was so refreshing on this hot day. I think there were about 15 good size shrimp in it. It came with saltines and tostadas. Hubby ordered 2 shrimp quesadillas which were generous! He then went to the salsa bar and added a bunch of toppings and sides. Along with a Michelob Ultra and Coke Zero, we were out The door for just over $30.

Part 2 of Hubby Taco Tour!…read more Tacos were good and priced higher than other taco shops. Service was good EXCEPT, they did try to charge us for something we didn't order. Good thing we checked our receipt before paying. So, make sure you check your receipts! 4 STARS = fried fish tacos - super fresh and tasty Self-serve condiment cart with pico de gallo, guc, sauces, pickled veggies, lime, lemon, etc.

My partner said it was the best steak that he'd ever eaten and that it would have easily cost twice…read moreas much in California. I ordered the amberjack tostada, crabmeat tostada and grilled asparagus with Parmesan cream sauce, all of which were delicious and beautifully presented. I've been in Mexico for three weeks, and have a sense of what is common here versus what is unusual. This place is unusual. Elevated Mexican that I would have been impressed by in Carmel. Very unassuming location. Incredibly fresh ingredients, relaxed service, and not pretentious in the way it would have been in California.

I'm shocked how this place has received so many positive reviews. Maybe it was an off night for…read morethis establishment or maybe we had too many people in our party (6). We were all greeted and then seated at a table. Took a while to have anyone come over and take our drink orders. Waited a while for those to come out. Once they did we put in our food order. We didn't order anything extravagant, literally some tacos and lobster mac n cheese. This was the general Order at the table. Nothing huge nor fancy. This took over 50 mins....keep in mind the place was not busy. When we asked the waiter about the food he continually repeated "it's out of my hands." Yikes! Once food was served, it was okay. Nothing spectacular. So sad as I had high hopes for Tatanka.

Put Las Tres Vírgenes in any one of the culinary meccas of the world - Paris, San Francisco, New…read moreYork - and it would still outshine many of the finest steakhouses...that's just how good they are. It's a beautiful setting, their attention to detail is readily apparent. Modern and masculine with just enough rustic features to remind you they're cooking meat over flames, you immediately know that you're in for a treat. We had bone marrow served with refried beans (Who knew this was a killer combo?!?), Caesar salad (fresh and traditional), fish tacos (savory and snappy with zest), elote (maybe the highlight of the night, perfectly prepared tender corn oozing with flavor), whole snapper roasted over mesquite, rib eye (perfect medium rare with crispy rendered fat)...oh man...what a treat! Probably my 6th time here over the last decade and they've always been good. They now might be at their peak. It's expensive, likely one of the most costly meals you'll have in La Paz - we ordered wines, drinks, multiple apps, entrees and desserts - and spent around $100 US each for a dinner that would cost twice as much stateside. If you like fine dining, this place is an absolute must.

We had an excellent experience at Las Tres Virgenes! The…read moreambience was lovely; and the food was delicious. I had the Caesar salad, and chicken parmigiana. My husband had the lasagna. Both were huge portions...each was enough for two people to share.

Found this hole-in-the-wall place for Chocolate Clams I read about and watched on YouTube videos…read more This place is AWESOME!! the (huge) Clams are 20 Pesos each (slight discount if you purhase them in 1/2 Dz or Dz). A word of caution... These Clams are huge and I am the type of guy that can down 2 dzs raw oysters without breaking a sweat. YOU DO NOT NEED 1 DZ!!! Get the 1/2 DZ and it will be more than you can handle. In fact... you should just buy 3 at a time.. the Clams are excellent and still moving when you squeeze the lime juice on them (or drop on the hot sauce. Remember to BYOB, as they dont sell anything there . Cheers!!!

This place is incredible!!! The clams are so fresh that the old man, the fisherman, only opens on…read moredays he goes out fishing. So yes, it has a very inconsistent schedule. He opens if he decides that he "feels like going fishing." But if it's closed when you go, try again the next day, and the next day. I promise it's worth it!! Price is so reasonable!! You'll end up ordering seconds!

Food was great! Authentic, fresh and delicious…read more Restaurant is nice and open, tables are spread out, it's right by the marina, with nice views.

I can recommend this restaurant as the fish was fresh and delicious. My wife had the frito(fried)…read moresnapper, oh so good but maybe not for gringos as it is served as a whole fried fish. I had the fillet of red snapper Veracruz which was delicious! This quaint restaurant on the bay was very local but fit right in La Paz. The staff was fast friendly and treated us like family

We grabbed lunch here after arriving to La Paz due to the convenience and proximity to our hotel…read more The service was pretty crappy, we waited a good while between seeing our server even though it wasn't that busy. The food was meh (we had fish ceviche) and bland as other reviewers have mentioned. Seems to me a popular place due to the location on the Malecón But I found better food off of it.

Guess if your looking for great service, this is NOT the place. We waited and waited for a drink…read moreand we were sitting at the bar. There were alot of people, but service sucked! We wait 10 minutes, no one came to even clean the area for us to sit. Guess business is good to pick and choose. Finally the bartender asked if we wanted to order" NO, just came in to sit!" I ordered the "Bohemia Crystal, "don't have these in the states. My guy tried 2 clams cuz they're huge. Me, nothing.. The ambience was nice, cool music, food looks good, service verrrrryyyy slow!! Guess this is La Paz slow time..

Visited Mc-Fisher while visiting LA Paz aboard the Holland America Zaadam recommended by a world…read moretraveler. Tried the sea bass grilled tacos which were excellent. From your table you can watch the chef prepare your order. Located just a short distance from the bus terminal which takes visitors from the cruise terminal to La Paz. North (right turn) when you leave bus terminal 2 blocks to Morelos then right uphill 2 blocks on your left.

I need a place like this in my life back home in the LBC. The fish and seafood tacos here are…read more very yummy. Plus the do it yourself condiments, salsas, and hot sauces. We came on the recommendation of a local shop owner and weren't disappointed. Come to Mack Fisher and enjoy!

Part 3 of Hubby Taco Tour!…read more Great spot for tacos, cute restaurant and friendly/fun atmosphere. We wanted to buy the cup that holds napkins but unfortunately, they didn't have any for sale. They needed to up their merch game! Top notch tacos and ceviche! :) Fried fish taco :) Shrimp taco :) Shrimp ceviche tostados - fresh shrimp topped with sliced avocados :) Tuna ceviche tostados - if we knew how BIG their tostados were, we probably wouldn't had ordered this one. But it was delicious! Self-serve condiment cart loaded with sauces, pickled veggies, pico, guac... they juice fresh lime and bottle it so you don't need to squeeze a thing!

Food - 5 Service - 5…read more Ambiance - 5 In photo shown I ordered the "Agua Chile". Which is raw shrimp soaked in a green spicy lemon juice. Additionally, came with opinions and avocado. My dad ordered shrimp tacos which were also very delicious. Thank you!