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.

Loved the Rubi! Great music, great service, great vibe. Highly recommend the…read moreCocktails here.

We have been to La Paz twice and both times we stopped at this bar more than once. They have a…read moregreat selection of liquors, and one of few places that has bourbon (which my husband drinks). They make as many of their syrups and bitters as they can, so the cocktails are fresh and flavorful. They have a great classic cocktail menu for you to look at, but they have some specialty drinks as well. The bartender was making their jamaica (hibiscus) concentrate when we were there. I asked what he made with that, and a mezcal jamaicita was what he said. Of course had to try it! It was maybe a little sweet for me, but still tasty and unique. We haven't tried the food, but love the vibe and of course the dog that wants all the attention. If you are looking for good cocktails, definitely make this a stop!

A good restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere by the malecon; nice interior decor. Pretty good food…read moreselection. Great coffee; I ordered Americano. Enjoyable breakfast with good portions. Good service. A place where I could just chill whether inside or outside( by the tree). Minus one star because there is no WiFi. Would recommend

Restaurant/café right in the malecón with a great view! Indoor and outdoor seating available. Very…read morecute decor and pleasant music in the background made it a nice ambiance. We were in desperate need of a coffee because we were running on 3 hours of sleep. The server was very attentive and helpful providing their stringer coffee options. We got vanilla lattes which tasted okay. She also recommended a ricotta cheesecake which tasted really good with fresh berries. Overall great location to enjoy the view of the ocean! I want to try their food next time to see how it tastes!

Wow! What a beautiful restaurant! Quite a spectacular view!…read more We didn't have reservations, so the hostess allowed us to sit at the bar. We ordered ceviche and crab cakes. The waitress was very attentive and shared the story behind the unique architecture.

Azotea is the kind of place that lives rent free in your mind forever…read more From the white space in the lobby to everyone wearing white, the clean lines, decor and space that feels futuristic to the one of a kind, unforgettable rooftop bar. Talk about design and architecture where the rooftop itself makes you feel like you're part of a sculpture and the aesthetics just blow your mind away, all with the best views in La Paz of the Sea of Cortez. We heard about this place and knew we had to try it. Despite it being a bit on the pricier side, we knew we didn't care. Because we had just eaten and had dinner plans later, we opted for a some mezcal cocktails with a view. The drinks weren't anything I'll be talking about but the experience itself is something I'll never forget. Form the host to our servers to the views you can't put a price on. We wish we could've come for sunset but sadly we were in a bit of a time crunch. That's something I'm sure leaves you speechless. Either way, highly recommend! You can also reserve a little pool plunge area that comes with a towel and the best views in the house. Totally worth it! I'll never forget this experience and it's a space I'll for sure keep talking and dreaming about. Hope to try their food and maybe even stay at one of their rooms next time I'm in La Paz. Thanks for an unforgettable experience. The design and architecture left me speechless.

I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of my meal, even the two dogs that come by outdoor tables to beg…read morefor treats. The grilled fish tacos are perfect, and the large sides of veggies was practically Korean in plentitude. The horchata tastes homemade. The only negative was the unevenly salted chicken enchiladas and the styrofoam take out container. I will make this place a regular stop when in La Paz.

Rancho Viejo, established in 1994, was fantastic. It's located a block from the beach and Malecon…read moreon an elevated street just before you get into the heart of the city. Both indoor and interior seating is available. From outside, there is a view of the Marina and a sliver of ocean. Rancho Viejo is apparently known for their meats; most of which is prepared outdoors. As such, we ordered the carne asada and pastor mocajete. Both meats were delicious, and the portion was more than enough for the two of us. They also have a full bar, and the prices were very reasonable. The servers were very friendly and efficient, which made the experience even better. Only minor issue was the smoke detector that continued to beep inside indicating the battery needed to be changed. We actually returned a few days later, and the beeping continued. It was kind of annoying. Other than that Rancho Viejo was excellent.

Great sports bar with games in English. 4 TVs. Glad we came here for the World Series!read more

Outstanding place for dinner with delicious cocktails. The setting is beautiful for sunset dinner…read moreexperiences!

Beautiful location, great views, posh service and delicious food…read more The only complaint I have was the high prices with little food on the plate. Everything was a la carte, though it wasn't clear on the menu. Unfortunately I left hungry.

Delicious food with a pretty view of the marina…read more It was hard to find this restaurant through the maze to get to the hotel and then the restaurant. They let you valet for free if you eat at the restaurant. I ordered the grilled octopus with chorizo and pesto and I really enjoyed it. Lots of flavor and a good combination of things. You get 2 tentacles. My partner got the catch of the day with black beans and garlic sauce and an avocado and tomatillo salad. The fish today was amber jack. His dish was a little sour and not as much flavor but he still liked it. He also got a Chardonnay. There were only 2 types of whites to choose from by the glass and they were Mexican wines. The wine was different because it tasted like someone put a splash of port in it but it did go well with the fish. We also got the strawberry dessert. Strawberries with cream and strawberry ice cream. It was tasty and a nice way to end the meal. The service was good and friendly.

Great pasta and pizza with a great view. I really like their music selection as well as the fact…read morethat it's not too loud. This is a great date spot at sun set. Also, the service was quite well too. I would recommend their alfrado pasta with cameron. It was awesome.

Solid sushi place a quick drive from downtown Cabo San Lucas. It's a chain restaurant, and reminded…read moreme a bit of Chili's in its early days... You should def stop in here if you are: - Able to drive and/or have a car while in Cabo - Not interested in sub-par food options near the resorts - Want good sushi (and related dishes) at a good price - Want a good family styled dinner ambiance Sushi rolls are pretty large and have a LOT of rice. We got 3, which was overly ambitious once we saw the size, but #yolo: - Chicken Cordon Bleu - we did it without bacon; was pretty good. It's a unique roll that's fried on the outside, but the rice and white sauce were a bit much - Baja Jalapeño- tuna roll with a kick, my personal favorite - Tsunami - shrimp with spicy tuna. Pretty good The service was a bit slow, likely as we were one of few English speaking folks and seems not all waiters could speak it. Luckily the menu had pictures and we were able to make it work :)

It's a local sushi restaurant with mexican infused sushi style. It has a small parking lot with…read moreplenty of seating space inside. The menu is diverse with poke, sushi, teriyaki, and asian stir fry however the menu is focused more on the seafood and sushi. Likes: Quality food at a fair price with decent seating and ambiance. This is a medium budget sushi restaurant for locals where youd pay half of what you normally would for a full roll of sushi. Service was fast, people are nice, and food was tasty in it's own regards.

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!!!