The Harker Board was a hit. We enjoyed the gorgeous sunset, the rooftop vibe, and the thin crust…read morepizza. The service is definitely an area that needs improvement. The servers were unwelcoming and inattentive. Besides the poor service, it was a nice experience.

This is a cute place. They have N/A mocktails such as the mojito. Service is very friendly and…read morerapid. I came for a late lunch/early dinner and sat on the patio overlooking the ocean. The pizza was good, a bit thin/small but it was all I needed.

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!

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.

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!

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.

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.

I was on vacation and our dinner plans fell out on Saturday night and we were looking for a nice…read moresit down restaurant. After plenty of walking around the Malecon, I found Las Tres Virgenes on Yelp. I called them and they were gladly happy to have us. They were less than 10 min walk away. The restaurant was beautiful grind the inside out. Unfortunately this weekend was very humid and they sat us outside although we asked God an inside seating. There were tables and I'm unsure why we couldn't sit inside. That was disappointing. My five stars mostly goes to the restaurants atmosphere. The server gave us a bag of bread that I believe was made in their outside oven. It was delicious. It also was served with oil. There was a lot of pork on the menu and our group was not interested. They did accommodate those in my group and provided bean tostadas. The group said they were good. I ordered the Caesar salad which was very fun that they make it for you at the table. It was refreshing. I also ordered the burger and fries. This was one of the best burgers I ever had. The fries were not anything special. They had no flavor but were cooked to a perfection just needed some seasoning. I wish the restaurant had more food options on the menu. I also should mention they give you a variety of salsas at your table which I love the macha salsa in the trio.

It's my last night in La Paz, so I was going to eat at dos restaurants tonight, but after eating at…read moreTacortería I had no room left, but the food was amazing!! Hambugesa Wagyu, (2) Chiccarone Ribeye tacos and Sirloin taco. Mmmmmm. If you're heading down to La Paz soon (or there already), I'd recommend this place over any other that I've tried during my stay. The staff was pleasant, professional, and proficient and they made my last night in La Paz end in a high note.

Awesome stop for tacos and more on the Malecón. Modern decor and comfortable seating with good…read morecirculation and Covid precautions. Our friendly server Roberto wheeled out a giant blackboard with the food menu on one side and drinks on the other. He also answered our questions about the tacos that were unfamiliar to us. To start, we ordered the queso fundido con chorizo. It arrived at our table bubbling hot - check out my video- with a mix of warm corn and flour tortillas. I'm guessing the chorizo was housemade because it was absolutely delicious. Highly recommended. We also got some elotes-style corn that was so sweet and lightly charred. I also selected the gaonera, suadero, and chicharron ribeye tacos. All had great "over the coals" flavor tucked into fresh, soft tortillas. Make sure to save room for dessert. I got the fondant de chocolate. Our server advised it would be a 20-minute wait, but it was totally worth it - beautiful presentation with a molten chocolate center. Good value and great experience!

Beautiful rooftop restaurant & bar. Azotea did not disappoint form the views, the food, and the…read moreimpeccable service I enjoyed going with my family. We went for breakfast the first hour they opened which is recommended if you want tu get in at all without reservation. We went in a Thursday morning in July at around 8:40 am. It's recommended to bill azotea for dinner and the famous sunset views. During the day though you get really great views of the sea of Cortez.

Una experiencia decepcionante…read more El lugar es hermoso y tiene un ambiente increíble; sin duda, es un sitio estupendo para tomar fotos. Lamentablemente, la comida y el servicio fueron muy decepcionantes. Pedí el ceviche y, sinceramente, fue el peor que he probado en mi vida. Además, los precios eran excesivamente altos para la calidad de la comida. El servicio también fue mediocre. Se olvidaron de traernos servilletas y, después de tomar nuestro pedido y servirnos la comida, el mesero nunca volvió para ver si necesitábamos algo. Al final, tuvimos que pedir la cuenta nosotros mismos. En resumen, quedamos muy decepcionados: el ambiente es precioso, pero, por desgracia, la comida y el servicio no estuvieron a la altura. Disappointing Experience The place is beautiful and has an amazing ambiance--definitely a great spot for pictures. Unfortunately, the food and service were very disappointing. I ordered the ceviche, and it was honestly the worst ceviche I've ever had. The prices were also extremely high for the quality of the food. The service was mediocre as well. They forgot to bring us napkins, and after the waiter took our order and brought our food, he never came back to check on us. We eventually had to ask for the bill ourselves. Overall, we were very disappointed. Beautiful atmosphere, but unfortunately, the food and service did not live up to it.