The emergence of Cabo San Lucas as a world-class travel destination is closely tied to the opening of Cabo Wabo—Sammy Hagar’s iconic nightclub and restaurant—in 1990. Back then, as the Cabo Wabo website points out, “Cabo San Lucas was pretty small for such an elaborate… Read More
This downtown Cabo San Lucas spot offers the perfect blend of tourist-friendly dishes and local flavor. Start your mornings there with its signature “Super” breakfasts; each of the dishes comes with coffee or freshly squeezed orange juice for only $75 pesos. The most popular options… Read More
Locals and in-the-know tourists flock to this Cabo San Lucas restaurant for its home-style cooking, generous portions, and excellent customer service. Campestre’s breakfasts are famous: The green chilaquiles topped with steak are hearty and delicious. Come dinnertime, you can start with a steaming tortilla soup,… Read More
We’re hooked on this Cabo San Lucas Marina eatery. Not only does it boast a prime spot on the marina—lovely views and easy parking, natch—but it was designed to celebrate the bounty of the sea with a seafood-forward menu and a fishing charter-friendly schedule. Captain… Read More
You’re going to want to take up residence at Cuervo’s House once you discover everything this San José del Cabo spot has to offer. Owner-manager Jorge Cuervo sees to every detail, and he and his team have created a dynamic, welcoming space that offers something… Read More
That stamp on your passport says “México,” but a dinner at Daikoku will have you feeling transported to Japan. The decor is 100 percent Japanese, starting with a serene koi pond. A bougainvillea tree has been shaped into a bonsai dwarf sprouting blossoms of peach… Read More
This Cabo San Lucas Marina restaurant and sports bar offers guests a menu of reasonably priced entrées that includes beef, chicken, and shrimp quesadillas; vegetarian burritos; hot wings; fish and chips; ceviche; and a kid’s menu featuring hot dogs and fries, chicken fingers, and spaghetti… Read More
Four decades in, and El Coral is just as charming as it’s ever been—if not more so. Located in the heart of Cabo San Lucas (right at Marina Boulevard and Miguel Hidalgo, directly across the street from Tesoro Los Cabos Hotel), the family-owned El Coral… Read More
Framed by a quartet of white pillars on a terrace that overlooks a spacious infinity pool and the rather more spacious Sea of Cortés, El Meson’s alfresco dining area offers a spectacular setting. Fresh local seafood and produce are the primary ingredients, and the Mexican… Read More
You expect the excellent Mexican restaurants, and the Los Cabos dining season has earned plenty of attention for its Japanese and Italian offerings. But in San José del Cabo you also have the opportunity to enjoy a short culinary excursion to France. The French Riviera… Read More