10 stars! People of Reddit said this was a must try in Ensanada. They weren't lying. I already want…read moreto go back for more! We got to the cart right when they opened. We were able to watch Doña Sabina and team prepare the fresh seafood for the day. We honestly didn't know which tostadas to pick.. so we went with the Top 3. I don't think any would be a bad choice. It was a perfect bite each time! We had no idea what's in the Singapur but damn that was delicious! No Reservations: Season 8, Episode 7 RIP Anthony Bourdain

La Guerrerense is an absolute Ensenada classic and lives up to all the hype. The tostadas are…read moreincredible--fresh, bold, and packed with flavor. Every bite is perfectly balanced and clearly made with care and experience. It's easy to see why this spot is so well known and why Anthony Bourdain put it on the map. Simple, authentic street food done at the highest level. A must-visit in Ensenada and one of the best food experiences you can have there.

Tio Toño is a food cart at the corner of Blvd. Lazaro Cardenas (Highway 1) and Calle Diamante, four…read moreblocks down from the Civic Center and Riviera Hotel (very close to where the cruise ships dock) and sort of across the street from Mr. Pampas restaurant. We come to Ensenada to race the Baja 1000 and make at least two trips to Tio Toño's cart during our stay. I highly recommend the ceviche and another dish he bakes in a big clam shell on a toaster oven sitting on the tailgate of his white truck. Seating is plastic chairs under a 10x10 easy up, but you won't care because the food is so good. If you try it (and I hope you do) tell him Desert Dingo Racing sent you. Truth in advertising: Tio Toño's cousin Carlos is one of our chase truck drivers.

Super delicious... we have been coming to Ensenada for about 10 years now about 4-5 times each year…read moreand this place is a must stop... always delicious, fresh, and clean. We love it!

This is a must-stop for those disembarking in Ensenada from a cruise! It's about a 10 minute walk…read morefrom the port. If I recall correctly, there was a line on each side of the tiny stand to separate the ceviche menu and the fish menu (I would triple check with the staff which line you're standing in before you start your 30 minute wait!). They accept both cash and card, and you'll find both locals and tourists in line. That's when you know it's good :) The best, freshest seafood I had my entire trip. I visited in June, so I think the summer vacation folks made it more crowded but I promise it's worth it! There was a sauce table where many customers were pouring from different bottles onto their orders, and I wish I had the courage to try them lol. If you're adventurous with spice, I would go for it! I found the ceviche completely fine without anything extra, and I was able to bring it back to the ship to take my time enjoying.

Best ever sea food, so so fresh! and the customer 5 starts ! vert attentive and they give u a lot…read moreof food

We got a quessabiria and it was really delicious. They packed it with meat and cheese. They are a…read moresmall stand with one table so if they're busy you might have to eat standing up.

I just ate fish tacos at another taco stand but just had to run across the street to try these…read moreamazing tacos. Good God they are awesome! Juicy, tender and full of flavor. I just happened to walk up as the guy was pulling the head meat from the skull. Are you serious? Who gets that lucky? It was more than excellent! I know Ensenada has a thousand taco carts that you can choose from but I will go out of my way just to have a couple of these beauties. DELICIOSO!

I visited the Ensenada Cruiseport Village in Ensenada, México [Teniente Azueta 224] on Monday,…read more05/18/26. This port was a stop for the Carnival Cruise Line (Ship - Carnival Radiance) to explore Ensenada. Upon arrival, disembarking from the cruise ship was easy. Guests were able to walk directly off the ship with the crossing bridge. At the port, I was pleased with the couple of offerings with the vibrant 'Ensenada' signs for photo-worthy pictures. The waterfront area offered decent views, with a plethora of boats and many plants ashore. The port itself was easy to navigate through but it was a bit of a walk into Ensenada. When walking into the city, there were a bunch of street-based food/merchandise vendors, restaurants, convenience stores, and local businesses nearby. Overall, the cruise port allows the opportunity to venture around Ensenada, Mexico for shopping, dining, sightseeing and so much more. Ensenada provided an adequate exploration experience. Much appreciation to Carnival Cruise Lines for bringing guests here while on the cruise vacation to experience the Mexican culture.

Very efficient customs. Very secure. There's not much to do at the port itself, but it does have a…read moresign that is perfect for selfies. It looks like there is space for some sort of market to be opened at times, but I've never seen anyone selling items within the port itself. The sea lions at the edge are fun to watch.... as are the sea gulls that circle the ships looking for easy treats.

Hot dogs were the best around. All three were different…read more All three were bangers. Staff was super nice.

Great hotdog and service. They keep their area clean, it's the best street food in town!read more

Honorary 6 Stars In…read moreEnsenada, our absolute favorite thing to do is eat fresh churros. It was raining on our port day, but we still ventured out to feed our churro craving. Luckily, Churros El Tio Gelos was in the first grouping of booths that you get to walking from the cruise ships. My daughter said "That's the one from last time! I remember because of the Minions". Try to remember your pesos since they charge a premium if you only have dollars. When we got there, they had a stack of churros ready to go in a fry basket. We waited a few minutes for them to sell through those. Once they started a new batch, we asked if we could have the fresh ones. One of the workers extrudes the churro batter directly into the oil, flips it once, and pulls it magical coils once they turn golden brown. Then the coil is broken down into sticks, coated in sugar and cinnamon, and into a paper bag or styrofoam box. I'd have them put it directly into my mouth if it was allowed. If you've ever gone to a theme park and thought the churros were pretty good, these churros will blow your mind. They're crispy on the outside, a little chewy on the inside, and just the right amount of sugar, cinnamon, and oil. It just lights up every sensor in the primitive parts of our brains. One of the only foods we don't have a good picture of since we eat them immediately. Easily one of the best bites I've ever had.

These were, without question, the best churros I've ever had. They completely blow the churros you…read moreget at fairs and amusement parks out of the water. My daughter and I loved them so much that we actually went back later that day to buy another bag because we couldn't stop thinking about them. We'll absolutely be coming back the next time we're visiting Ensenada!

Ordered: Torta ($120 pesos): carne asada, mayo, guacamole,…read moretomato, onion, and hot sauce Aya's take: Okay, who would've thought you could get a bomb Torta next to a car wash spot!? The carne asada smelled delicious from a block away and we were ready for a quick bite. The torta itself is super fresh, warm, and soft. The carne asada is tender and they give a good portion of it. All the toppings took this torta to the next level. It was juicy, creamy, and savory. Such a great street food spot if you're in TJ!

We went there yesterday, and I was disappointed. I saw the TikTok videos, and the tortas didn't…read morelook the same. The one I ate was small and square; it looked like a sandwich. The bread was soft, but the meat didn't taste good at all. What a shame. However, the service was okay.

Let me start by saying that this place doesn't water down or milk down their guacamole. It is 100%…read morepure avocado. That says a lot of a taco stand. This is very out of the way from what most people know as TJ. This is east TJ. Villas del Real to be exact. But don't let that stop you. Search for this place if you're out in the area. Their tacos are excellent. It's always carne asada. Sometimes they have chorizo or tripa. If chorizo is on the menu make sure you order a campechano, a wonderful combination of carne asada and chorizo. There all also quesadillas, tostadas and tortas. Try a vampiro, a tostada with grilled Oaxaca cheese. Or if you're really hungry order a mula. A double quesadilla with extra meat and all the trimmings. They"re usually opened from 6 PM Till they're done. Usually string 1 AM.