A taxi driver turned us on to El Toro Guero for several years ago, and I was reluctant to write a…read morereview because it has been more for locals than tourists. The secret is out and this place it pumping. I visited during the Argentina versus Egypt World cup game and the vocal crowd brought life to the big open dining area. A contagious energy swept through the crowd and and perfectly complimented my yummy lunch of breaded scallops and a margarita. You will leave with a belly full of whatever you like thanks to the generous portions and a massive menu.

El Toro Guero was recommended by a local for fresh seafood, so we decided to give it a try. The…read morerestaurant has open-air seating, but thankfully it was cool and comfortable during our visit. Our waiter was somewhat of a smart aleck. He took our order but never returned to check on us. Thankfully, the other servers were attentive and made sure we were taken care of. Unfortunately, I did not care for the Pata de Mula. The texture was strange, and it had a funky smell, which made me a little concerned about getting sick afterward. The red snapper, however, was excellent. Perfectly seasoned, crispy on the outside, and moist inside. The seafood soup was another highlight, with generous portions of real crab, octopus, fish, and shrimp. Lots of seafood in every bite! Overall, there were definitely some hits and misses. The snapper and seafood soup were delicious, but the Pata de Mula and service from our waiter were disappointing.

We were famished after our flight, customs, and rental car pick up. I saw that La Palapa was nearby…read moreand had good reviews, so we took a chance and gave it a try. The complimentary chips and salsa were good. The chips were nicely salted. I just wish they had been served warm. The salsa had a nice kick to it. We split the Mexican combo, which included a bit of everything. The rice was nothing to write home about, but everything else was very good. Service was friendly and slow. We sat outside. The shade and cool breeze were nice, and the chairs were comfortable.

Never been to Cabo San Lucas before and only came here because of a recommendation from the rental…read morecar guy. Yes, the overly aggressive, try to sell you any and everything, won't take no for an answer kind of guy. He even gave us a business card for a free drink which runes out to be a margarita, soda, or lemon aid. Best recommendation ever. Firstly, the free margarita was actually pretty good, not like the free mai tai you get back home in Waikiki. With four Mexicans in our group, it passed and got their approval. So much so when we came back again, they all ordered them again. Secondly, and not second place, the food was very very good. Everything we ordered was fresh as well as freshly made, full of good and clean flavors. Fried food fried nice and crisp. Steamed food, paella and fish beta Cruz style, nice and hot. Only down side was the sides, rice and beans, not so hot. Also, because it's mostly outdoors now due to COVID, no AC and a few too many flies. Remember, it's located in a light industrial area by the airport. Summarizing, great local food establishment with very good food, decent service, better than expected margaritas, definitely off the beaten path that the locals know of and tourists don't get to experience.

Talk about a major score on a hole in the wall place. It's like a gourmet street food experience…read more Prices are exceptional for the level of service and food. Great outdoor vibe with lively music playing, a little table for kids, and mom and pop kind of restaurant. The menu is surprising because this little place is so unassuming. Like the taco dorado de papa con ceviche de camarón. It's a potato taco which initially reminds me of good old fashion Mexican food with a top notch Michelin star restaurant twist. In fact, it's a little hard for me to categorize the food. It's definitely authentic, but on an elevated level worthy of the Food Network. You can taste freshness of the ceviche and it's so flavorful. Several of us came so we sampled a bit of everything. The sopes with pulpo were excellent as were the tacos dotados con chorizo and marlin. The kids had fish sticks and fries which was perfect for them. The desert was superb-- tortilla over flame filled with caramel and served coconut ice cream. This was beyond my expectations to say the least. So we inquired and it turned out the chef owner used to used to work at Grand Velas and other major chains. This explained a lot. Bottom line: epic hole in the wall. Go! Well worth it!

We almost passed on Mariscos Las Tres Islas, but I'm so glad we didn't! Our Uber driver actually…read morerecommended it over another spot we had in mind, and that alone made us curious enough to give it a try--and wow, it did not disappoint. The seafood was incredibly fresh--easily some of the best we've had. Every bite tasted like it came straight from the ocean that day. The drinks were just as impressive, perfectly made and refreshing, pairing so well with the food. What really stood out, though, was the service. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. You can tell they take pride in what they do. If you're on the fence like we were, take the recommendation and go--you won't regret it!

Went to this place twice it was so delicious. Got the platter for two which came with a hefty…read moreoptions of shrimp, octopus, fish filetwith a tamarindo drink. Everything was seasoned well. The platter also came with a vegetable mixed with rice and streamed vegetables. Service was great and will come back again!

Fantastic service, super tasty seafood. We went here on a whim and ended up being so full and happy…read moreit was the best local restaurant we could have found for authentic Mexican food. They had amazing shrimp, fish fillet, mixed ceviche and kids items like quesadillas, potatoes and little tacos. What was super fun and engaging was the additional mix drinks they served and shots. They have a great area for kids to hang, with slides swings and a climbing wall. Well worth, the drive out of the tourist area!!!

If I lived closer I'd eat here daily. Such great takes on local foods. I had the smoked fish…read moreempeñadas and my husband the fish tacos. Delicious and good sized portions. It was love at first bite I promise! Its totally worth going out of your way for.

This was the only place I could find after arrivals with food available other than the vending. The…read moreservers are exceptionally rude and try to sell me on many other items on the menu. Otherwise, the shrimp Poké bowl was OK compared to what you can get in the US. There were minimal toppings and the flavor was just alright. I charged my card in 420 pesos and the shrimp bowl was about $20 USD.

Ive been here a couple times. Its kinda hidden at far end of marina. Great salads, sea food, good…read moreservice, and fun to watch the sea otters and seals play from your table up close. Margaritas good as well as Ice Tea free refills on ice tea If i remember right and should be

The food here is awesome. U must try the chocolate clams (clam order on the menu): ask the friendly…read morewaiter to do half raw half cooked (or all cooked if u cant bear raw seafood). Try the sauces they provide. Period. The seafood cocktail is also pretty good, plenty of sea-snail, scallops, shrimp, octopus in it. It's cash only, just beware. It's a small establishment and it gets busy past 7. It's two blocks away from marina so walkable if you live around that area.

Food and service was outstanding! We ordered the coconut…read moreshrimp and garlic shrimp, amazing selection. I now see why people from china come here to eat! I also ordered the fish of the day, sea bass and wow it didn't disappoint. While we ate 4 Chinese families arrived, if it's famous in china.....

While looking for another restaurant, we passed by El Peregrino which was quite busy. When we…read morediscovered our restaurant was closed for the day, we went back to EP and asked the manager if we could have a table for 5. In a short order, the friendly manager returned and told us it would be a few minutes. Once seated, we noticed the wonderful A/C and the specials of the day and the regular menu. When we spoke to a family outside, they said they preferred the regular menu so that's what we ordered from served family style. bread with cheese appetizer - complimentary Ceviche - 3 kinds Surf & Turf - beef filet and lobster tail Baja Fish Tacos Seabass Filet with Mushroom Risotto Cava Maciel Malbec - manager said he just got it in and it's from Valle de Guadalupe, paired well with the food we were eating Everyone liked the food and felt it was our best meal in Cabo. Our server was friendly and engaging.

What a treat! There's nothing quite like a small, welcoming restaurant. The moment we walked in,…read morethe host greeted us with a warm smile and seated us right away. They offer daily specials at very reasonable prices. I ordered the octopus, and it was to die for perfectly cooked and incredibly tender. It was served over roasted vegetables with a side of rice. Sometimes, simple food prepared the right way can be just as satisfying as anything you'd find at a gourmet restaurant. The restaurant has an Argentine flair, with several tempting meat dishes on the menu. The daily special that day was a 12-hour roasted pork shank that looked absolutely mouthwatering, but I opted for the octopus instead and I'm glad I did. Everything was delicious, and I'll definitely be coming back to try some of their other dishes

Get the stuffed potato! Get the strawberry daiquiri! Ask for Omar. He is incredible and a true…read moreprofessional. Our group was rowdy and a lot to handle and he never lost his cool, gave great recommendations, hit every mark and made us feel so welcome. Omar, you're the man! God bless you!

Delicious and a great deal. We also ordered two sopes and a volcane which was essentially a taco…read morecovered cheese! Amazing service, everything came incredibly fast! Highly recommended