I love stopping in here for a drink or two or... well ... easy to get comfortable here and stay a…read morewhile. I believe it's the oldest bar around here. Quite the celebrity have dropped in for a drink ... which they proudly display framed pics of some of these! I prefer bar seating but tables are great if you are with a group. In the past I have always ordered from the drink specials menu... you can get lit with a pretty small bar tab if you do that. On this visit I had a Don Julio blanco margarita and it was probably one of the best margaritas I've ever had! It was simple and not too sweet. Service is prompt and efficient and friendly. They do have snacks for sale ... but I didn't get anything on this visit. Till next time

Nice low key bar with German style interior. Although it is a dive bar expect that there can be a…read morewait on weekend nights. The prices are very reasonable. I personally like the Tamarind Margarita.

Came here Saturday August 2nd for their beer & food festival. Enjoyed some beers from other…read morevendors, then spent some time on Solazo's upstairs patio (less crowded since most people were by the vendors out back). $2 for ice cold Tecates with great, quick bar service. Bar is cash only. Had lots of fun, the back outside patio was packed but they have plenty of seating (indoor, covered upstairs outside patio, and a large back patio area with sun and shade).

Great place - Fun atmosphere! Staff is friendly nice and attentive. The owner is the nicest guy…read moreon the planet. We highly recommend this place. The taco truck food was so incredible- handmade tortillas and fresh ingredients. The best bar in Rosorito!!!!!

This was everything the reviews state it is and delicious well presented plates of food. The…read moreservice was excellent and worked with us not knowing Spanish. We got the mixed ceviche and fish on potato slices. We destroyed them. House wine was good and the industrial setting was perfect. Very comfortable

Thankful we stopped here. It was a bit difficult to find but worth the search. Sipping on mezcal…read morethere was a highlight of our visit.

The owner here is amazing so many good stories really good time would recommend to anybody in the…read morearea

I don't know how this place has 4 stars! We dropped in there and it was empty. There was a guy…read moreworking there that was wasted. He could barely talk. I ordered chicken tacos and what came out was cold unseasoned chicken on white rice in a tortilla. I have had a lot of Mexican food in my life and I have never seen a chicken taco with white jasmine rice. My wife ordered a cheese quesadilla, couldn't eat it. Might be a great place for the locals but if you're looking for a decent meal, drive past this one.

I'm glad we went out of our way to stop in NATY'S PLACE. Monday was made better by Ray's passionate…read morediscourse and ice cold beer. Fellow patron and longtime friend of the bar, Wendy, was an excellent addition. You really can't feel this kind of welcome at any other bar. Beer comes in three choices, but the stories are a buffet of delight. Get there early, stay long, and tip generously. If this is a dive bar, then I'm glad we went swimming in the deep end. Bring gifts. Ray likes gifts. =s=

Come play a game a pool, if you're lucky you might get to play with Ray. If you're looking for a…read morecold beer and some good conversation come to Naty's there isn't another place quit like it.

You've got linoleum floors, quarts of Tecate for $2.50, a jukebox with songs you probably don't…read moreknow, the occasional dice game, and zero gringos, except when I'm there. This is a beer-only hall, where the choices are regular-size-bottle and caguama (quart) of Tecate, in rojo or azul (rojo is the red-labeled regular Tecate, and azul is blue-labeled Tecate light, for those watching their girlish figures). There appears to be wine available in a massive jug The locals will stare at you, then smile, then introduce themselves. By evening, El Pirata has a fun and friendly crew of people in their 30s-60s just hanging out. By day, I've been there with 75 others all dressed as pirates, but that's another story. El Pirata is right around the corner from Papas and Beer, Hussongs, and all your touristy drinkups -- yet exists in another world, in another land, and in another time, a time long before cruise ships began spilling thousands of day-trippers into the town. It's a little hard to find, especially at night, as there's no lit-up sign and just a doorway. Check it out, mateys, and bring your friends, but don't tell everyone.

5/5 Would Let Cameron Ruin My Diet Again Listen up, desert…read morerats and accidental Salton Sea tourists: if you're cruising past that apocalyptic inland ocean and your stomach starts growling louder than your regrets, you NEED to slam on the brakes at the Ski Inn. Why? Two words: Cameron. And her curves. Sweet baby Jesus on a jet ski, this woman floats behind the bar like a mirage you actually get to touch (the drinks, people, touch the drinks). She's serving looks so dangerous I forgot how to blink. Hips that could cause a 20-car pileup on the 86. I ordered a beer and accidentally proposed. She just laughed, poured me another, and said "Honey, slow down, the burgers aren't going anywhere." Ma'am, neither am I. Speaking of the burgers... these world-famous bad boys are so juicy they should come with a towel and a safe word. I'm pretty sure they're 50% beef, 50% black magic, and 100% the reason I now need new pants. One bite and I saw God. He was wearing a Ski Inn t-shirt and nodding approvingly at Cameron's... service skills. Pro tip: sit at the bar so Cameron can lean over to take your order and you can die happy right there between the peanut shells and your own drool. 10/10. The burgers are life-changing. Cameron is a national treasure. My cholesterol is crying but my soul is full. Ski Inn: Come for the greasy perfection, stay because Cameron smiled at you and now you live here.

WOW! What an amazing place. I stopped by here for a quick drink before the sunset at Bombay beach…read more LOVED the concept, I had an amazing chat with the bartender and some of the locals. Although the kitchen closes at 7pm, they are open later and even have karaoke Friday nights which honestly sounded so fun. They do accept cards but I think they prefer cash!! Would definitely recommend stopping by for a meal or drink if you're around this area.

Best place in town!! Love it !!…read moreFree burnt pizza Cold beers with great conversation Great place to boogie board right out front with flash flooding...

Working on a project for work in Calexico I was looking for local breweries. While not a brewery…read moreg-maps recommended Iron Door Bar. I decided to take the drive out there, after arriving too early on one attempt I came back to try again and they were open! I met Nate, tending the bar. Nate was awesome. We had a great conversation about all kinds of stuff like Michigan. I had to have him bake me one of their Red Baron pizzas. The place is decorated with all kinds of random quirky stuff, totally my kinda vibe. The pizza was good the beer better and the company the best! Definitely a spot worth making the trek out for! If youre in the desert stop in and support local!!