We had a fantastic meal at Taqueria El Sabroso! The whole family loved the al pastor…read moretacos--definitely the highlight of the meal. We also tried the carne asada tacos and charro beans, and everything was fresh and full of flavor. We enjoyed both the corn and flour tortillas, and the generous bowl of fresh guacamole with a couple of delicious spicy salsas and plenty of lime wedges. The drinks were just as good. The fresh agua de jamaica was refreshing, and my daughter said the horchata was one of the best she's had. If you're looking for authentic, delicious tacos in La Paz, Taqueria El Sabroso is absolutely worth a visit. We'll definitely be back (we actually went twice on our visit to La Paz)!

We enjoyed our tacos. Great prices and good tacos. Stick with the tacos you can't go wrong.read more

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!

I had the animal fries and the 2 tacos tacoquisa? omg! delicious! I'm going again tonight just for…read morefries n a mole taco!.Service was awesome and I sat on the side walk. Loved it

Food was good, service was good. Location is really good but ambiance is OK. It's worth a shot…read more They have a different take on tacos. It's not your classic Mexican food. Cheese and bacon quesadilla was great. Oysters were fresh. Drinks are pretty strong.

Best tacos in La Paz! We came multiple times during our trip, and would get the mixed taco…read more(carnitas + chicharron). Friendly service and the line moves quickly. They are only open in the morning/lunch. Some seating, best to eat there as it's messy to take away. Cash only.

I believe the last time I walked past this location, it was a makeshift car wash, so when I passed…read moreby today and there was a taco stand with a line, I knew I was in for a treat. Don Abraham straight up brings it. No frills, no gimmicks, just carnitas and tortillas. You want onions? Add them yourself. You want a radish? Sure, on your own accord. What you get here is the real deal, right out of the back of a van with no windows. My carnitas were pulled from a hunk of meat somewhere on the ground. I didn't ask question and didn't need to because I knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that these tacos were going to be some of the best of my life. And I was right.

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.

Great place for fish tacos with all the fixings in a quiet La Paz neighborhood. We loved this place…read moreand it was near our AirBB. Mc-Fishers also has breakfast! We will be trying their breakfast next time we are in town!

I came here for fish and chips. The service was friendly and the restaurant was quiet and…read morespacious. The food was OK. I'll admit I've had better fish and chips in La Paz but if you're nearby, the prices are very reasonable and the service quick.

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.

Yelp Review Taco…read moreFish definitely lives up to its name, with the fish and shrimp tacos being the stars of the show. Both are battered and fried, giving them that crispy, satisfying bite. And while the fish taco is the signature dish, I actually enjoyed the shrimp taco even more! We also tried two different ceviches. They were good and refreshing, but not the best ceviche I've had in La Paz. For me, the tacos are definitely the way to go. There were plenty of toppings and salsas to choose from, so you can customize everything to your liking. Lots of options to keep everyone happy. The space was nice and open with plenty of fans. Staff was friendly and the food came out quickly. Overall, a solid spot for tacos, and I'd definitely eat here again to try out the rest of the extensive menu.

Second time visiting La Paz from SoCal, and this restaurant has officially made my top 3 favorite…read morerestaurants in town! The coconut shrimp are absolutely delicious, especially the sauce they serve with them--it's incredible. And the tuna chicharrón? Magnificent! Fresh, flavorful, and definitely a must-try. If you're in La Paz, this place should be on your list!

I'm going to keep this simple. Food is good. Service is ok. But if you're American, stay away. They…read morewill take advantage and tell you the exchange rate they make up.

Simple tacos with an excellent salsa bar. Very good food and a pleasant staff. Would def go back.read more

Always a nice place to have traditional authentic Mexican food. El Zarape has always pulled through…read morewith their dishes. This morning's dish of choice were chilaquiles green sauce with eggs and a light breakfast for my partner. Both were delicious and well presented. Compliments to the cook! There were others dining inside and outside of the restaurant. We sat inside, by the window, with a great view of the malecon and ocean. And, it was air conditioned. Perfect dining experience. Our server was welcoming, pleasant and helpful with our food preparation questions. Zarape has never disappointed. Definitely recommend

This is my second time in La Paz and until now food has been great till now my wife ask for…read moremolletes which we all know mollete is a bolillo bread cut in half with beens and cheese well what they brought her were hamburger buns with beens and cheese. Very bad for a Mexican restaurant to serve a mollete in a hamburger bun.