An absolute dream not only did I visit the restaurant but also the spa and I would highly recommend…read moredoing both! Food was really yummy and fresh. The server was very friendly and they had live music as well. It was so fun to see the gardens and the koi fish they also had chickens walking around! I had a massage and a flower bath at the spa! It made me feel so relaxed my boyfriend had a facial and said it was very nice!

So this was the day after we got engaged and added to our reservation that we were celebrating…read moreengagement and they added this nice little set up on our arrival. Everyone was so nice, the farm provides such a nice atmosphere to relax and have brunch. I'm sure dinner is such a vibe, however we just did brunch. The food was very good along with the drinks, the food was good portions as well, definitely didn't finish everything we had ordered. We probably ordered a little too much, in an effort to try a little of this and a little of that. This is a must visit when in San Jose del Cabo!

I wanted ice cream, so one of our new friends in Cabo walked us over here. The shop is small and…read morealso offers fruit drinks as well. I wasn't sure if I should get a popsicle or ice cream, but I ended up getting the latter. We both chose the mango swirl? flavor on a cone and although it was small, it was very refreshing! I would probably get something on a stick the next time I'm here though.

Stellar handcrafted ice cream and fruit ice treats. Not fancy, just authentic and tasty as hell…read more ****************************** NOTE: As I wrote in my review for the cruise that took me back to Cabo last December: "[We stopped] to see folks I know from fishing in the area. I love Mexican people for their intrepid resilience in hard times. Hurricane Odile tore into the city last fall, and though my friends suffered some broken windows and were without utilities for a bit, they did fine. If you visit Cabo, please eat too much and buy unnecessary things; the city, and my friends, can use the money." NCL Cruise: http://www.yelp.com/biz/norwegian-cruise-line-san-pedro?hrid=-AIS-5nNFC4b2pgZgSdc4w

The Cabo Coffee Co. is conveniently located in the Marina area, close to the Museum of Natural…read moreHistory and the Church of Saint Luke. There's plenty of seating, and the baristas were friendly and welcoming. I ordered an almond milk cappuccino, which unfortunately tasted bitter and a bit burned-tasting, so I wasn't able to finish it. My husband, however, enjoyed his oat milk mocha. Overall, it's a pleasant spot to relax for a while, especially in the air-conditioned comfort. If half stars were an option, I'd give it a 3.5.

Cute little coffee shop located in the more local part of town. They had a wide selection of coffee…read moreavailable and even had their beans available for sale. Service was friendly and my coffee came out perfect. I love that they had a ton of seating available and even had books for you to borrow while there.

Gelato was okay but nothing outstanding. Little pricey…read more Guess you are paying for them to make your cone into a flower. You get a cup and just get a scoop but pay the same.

Popsicles come in so many flavors and super delicious. They even come with a cardboard guard to…read moreprevent the popsicle from melting onto your hand. They take credit card, and no over charges. 55 peso/popsicle. Super reasonable price. Highly recommend!

I found this little spot on Google Maps and was so intrigued by the look of the ice cream. It's…read moredefinitely something I have not seen or even heard of before. My boyfriend and I went in and were greeted by the owner. She was very friendly and welcoming. There were little games to play while you wait, as it does take a few more minutes to prepare then regular ice cream but it was so worth the wait. The flavours blend so nicely and truly just taste amazing. Highly recommend!

Don't be fooled by the lack of ratings; this place is rather new. Perfect and cute spot for ice…read morecream! Really cool concept and even better tasting creations...you pick your flavor and toppings. If you're craving ice cream...this is your place! Not into ice cream? No problem...they have a vegan and yogurt option as well. You're welcome!

Casa Lola in Cabo San Lucas is an absolute gem for brunch and coffee lovers. The atmosphere is warm…read moreand inviting, with charming décor and a relaxed vibe that makes you want to linger and savor the moment. The coffee is rich, smooth, and perfectly crafted -- an ideal start to the morning. And the French toast? Absolutely delicious. Thick, fluffy slices with a perfectly golden finish, lightly crisp on the outside and soft on the inside, topped with fresh fruit and just the right touch of sweetness. It's the kind of dish you keep thinking about long after you leave. If you're looking for a cozy spot with amazing brunch, excellent coffee, and standout French toast, Casa Lola is a must-visit in Cabo San Lucas.

Food: the chai latte was excellent, and the crispy chicken sandwich and the Glendale French were…read morevery good. Service: quick, friendly, and too attentive--hovering like sea gulls, just waiting for you to take one last sip or bite so they can swoop in. Ambiance: well-shaded, not too buggy, uncomfortable chairs

July in Cabo San Lucas is no joke. I'm no stranger to high temps, but that humidity had me feeling…read morelike I was swimming through the air. We were melting, and fast. So when we spotted this hidden little Dairy Queen (not on the main strip but easy enough to find), we made a beeline for it like desert wanderers spotting an oasis. Now, let's talk about the staff--meh. Not rude, just not exactly brimming with Disney-level cheer either. More of a "we're-here-so-order-something" kinda vibe. But honestly, I was just thrilled to be in the A/C, so I wasn't too pressed about their enthusiasm levels. The store itself was clean, bright, and everything was labeled clearly (which I appreciate when I'm in "melt mode"). Seating inside is very limited--just a couple of chairs. A family of five swooped in and snagged them while we were still ordering (respect the hustle). Luckily, there are patio tables outside where you can chill... well, sorta "Chill" with 90% humidity levels. Prices were pretty comparable to the U.S., no sticker shock here. Heads up though: It's cash only. No cards. But they do accept both pesos and U.S. dollars, so that was a win. Just make sure to have exact cash as they can't give back U.S. Dollars as change. The ice cream really hit the spot, but you've gotta eat it like you're in the finals of an ice cream speed-eating contest. Mine was basically soup in under five minutes. Pro tip: bring napkins. Like, a lot of them, they didn't have any. Flavor review time: - My daughter got the Superman Blizzard and gave it a solid "NOPE." And trust me, this kid eats everything. If she taps out, you know it's gotta be pretty nasty. - My son got the Kryptonita and loved it, so there's a win! - I got a classic sundae. I really wanted hot fudge on it, but ended up with plain old chocolate syrup instead. I guess we can't win them all... regardless, it was still tasty! All in all, if you're baking in the Cabo sun and craving something cold and sweet, this little DQ does the job. Not perfect, but definitely worth a quick stop to cool down and regroup. Recommended!

I am confused as to why this does not have more five star reviews. It is Dairy Queen, and it is in…read morethe center of Cabo San Lucas. After a night of debauchery, don't other tourists want a familiar place to get your sweet on? We went hear two separate nights on our trip, and both were wonderful. I very much appreciated that unlike other places in Cabo they were strictly adhering to social distancing guidelines and only allowing three patrons in the store at a time.With that said, once inside, the service was friendly and efficient.You could pay either in American dollars, or in pesos which was also convenient.They had all of the familiar menu items that we have at home and it was very affordably priced. I am all for going to a local place, but surprisingly I could findVery few look local ice cream shop in Cabo.There were also not that many restaurants that had desserts on the menu.

It's a cute little bakery with outdoor seating. We came for breakfast. There were many bread and…read morepastry options. We got a chocolate croissant, an apple turnover, and a few sourdough bread (so good that we got a few more after). We also ordered waffles and eggs and ham skillet. They were both ok. I also ordered a mimosa. There's barely any orange juice so I had to ask for OJ. There's a 2 for 1 mimosa during breakfast time, which was a pretty good deal. The Pricel was comparable to what I would pay in CA. The service was good. To me, It's more of a 3.5 star place.

I almost hated to eat the artistically prepared food but glad I did cuz it was delicious! Bread &…read morepastry items were perfect too

Reminiscent of the two Häagen-Dazs locations in Seattle years back and was excited to stumble…read moreacross this location in Cabo. Prices are a little steep - $19 or 320 pesos for two moderate single scoops in waffle cones. We had the pralines & cream and caramel brownie swirl. The ice cream was what was expected - creamy and full fat. Locals receive 20% off. Just the treat I was looking for on a hot day in Cabo. It's a cute shop next to the Puerto Paraiso Mall near the marina and across from Walmart. Service was friendly and prompt.

Last night we stoped in cuz we had a sweet tooth. 1 SMALL scoop was $11.00. The in guy in front of…read moreus got a small scoop & medium in a cup. Told him it was $31.00 he blew his mind & didn't get it. They also weigh it WTH! Never again. And that is why know one was in this place. Years before it was always packed. Now we know why. Shame on you & your business will close due to the price gouging! Not recommended & also had old ice cream on top

This spot is so good and so affordable. I got their chocolate chip ice cream, and it was absolutely…read moredelicious. The service was also very good. The girl was very welcoming and was able to attend all of us even though there was six of us and it was a hot day. I think it's a cute little shop inside. They have a bunch of different snacks that you can buy apart from the ice cream. I will definitely come back here the next time I am here.

If you want the authentic Mexican food experience, stop here for a paleta (popsicle) or an aqua…read more(like a juice/water) mid day or after a meal. I love thay they have a wide variety of flavors. Everything from lemon lime to chocolate covered sprinkled with toppings. One thing to note is you can choose the base - either water or creme. If you're looking for something light and refreshing I like the lemon lime, pineapple or mango, with a water base (on the far left side of the store). If I'm looking for something decadent, trust me and get an Eskemal (Spanish for "eskimo"). This is a vanilla ice cream bar dipped in chocolate covered in coconut flakes. Quite amazing. Every time our family of 10 gets a snack here, there are at least 4 eskemals ordered. Trust me, give it a shot and you'll be coming back here every time you find yourself in Cabo!