From Los Cabos To New YorkThe Crown Jewel of Baja CaliforniaBy Fernando Rodríguez The quaint and cozy turquoise and white painted, Indira and Isidro’s Jewelry shop has been at their location in front of the San Jose del Cabo Mission Catholic Church for 17… Read More
The Finest Flavors of BajaSabor A Cabo Food Festival and ConcertBy Fernando Rodríguez • Photos by Daniel JirehDuring its 14 years in existence, Sabor A Cabo has become the most dynamic and popular Southern Baja California Region’s culinary celebration; in which local ingredients, famous chefs,… Read More
Alcaravea All Mediterranean Italian cuisine entrées at Alcaravea include salad, pasta and bread courses. Since 2006, when Alcaravea Chef and owner Enrique Diaz, along with his son Kevin Diaz, opened their kitchen of excellence, serving international cuisine, the restaurant’s evolution led to French and Italian… Read More
Mi Casa San José Mi Casa is a delightful destination to enjoy Mexican decor, cuisine, art, and culture. You’ll love the murals and strolling musicians, and just outside the restaurant’s doors in San José you’ll find the historic mission church and charming art galleries. The… Read More
Nick-San Palmilla On our last trip to Nick-San Palmilla, we started with a Champagne cocktail from the Champagne Bar at the Garden to get ourselves into the ambience. The chef sent an amuse bouche of whitefish sashimi served with truffle oil. And we continued with… Read More
We visited Nick-San Palmilla on a Tuesday night and happily discovered it was Jazz Night. Though we had planned on a more traditional dinner of sushi and Mexican-Japanese fusion, we ended up spending the night under the stars while live jazz music played and we… Read More
Mi Casa is the home of traditional Mexican cuisineand moonlit romance in the heart of San José del Cabo’s historic Distrito del Arte (art district). The restaurant’s colorful and spacious colonial-style courtyard plays host nightly to roving guitar-strumming balladeers, as well as a delicious array… Read More
Why would anyone miss a chance to visit Los Cabos on the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula? Unfortunately, some people have been scared off because of misleading, sensationalistic reports in the media. The entire country has been shown in a negative light due… Read More
By Carol S. Billups Moving to Cabo San Lucas is not difficult. But it does take some planning. The first to-do item? Get your paperwork in order. In the past,you were able to travel to and from México using only a tourist visa,… Read More
By Chris Sands Los Cabos as a tourist destination is quite young. Las Cruces Palmilla, Hotel Cabo San Lucas, and Hotel Hacienda—the first hotels to boast more than just a few rooms—were built only about 50 years ago. But that’s Los Cabos, tourist destination.… Read More
