San José del Cabo’s is thenewest—and most fabulous—dining establishment to debut in years. Ownerand general manager Jorge Cuervo’s attention to detail and friendly demeanor are surpassed only by the impeccable food his chef fires up in the kitchen. Therestaurant boasts an intimate setting and Mexican-style… Read More
Think about your very favorite diner back home. The one that you’d be willing to wait in line for. That’s how I think of Campestre, a Los Cabos spot that’s off-the-beaten path but well worth the taxi ride. What began as a small four-table palapa… Read More
Though best known for its hopping tequila and rocking bar, Cabo Wabo’s upstairs kitchen also serves outstanding dishes for lunch and dinner that are worthy of any upscale restaurant. Of course, you have to start with a drink: You can’t go wrong with the world-famous… Read More
From its decor to its lineup—think beer, brats, sauerbraten, and goulash—everything about Black Forest will have you swearing you’re in Little Bavaria. The exterior is reminiscent of a postcard from Germany; the decor is Old World with hand-painted murals adorning the walls. To experience a… Read More
If you love lobster—and who doesn’t?—then this is the place to be. Baja Lobster Co. is comfortably ensconced beneath a shade-giving canopy in the Marina Golden Zone, with a front row view of fishing boats and pleasure craft, as well as a warm and welcoming… Read More
Fans of the venerable spring break hot spot Mango Deck know they can party sunup to sundown at the Médano Beach favorite. Keep the party going at sister spot Arre Mango. The karaoke bar opens early for dinner (try the stuffed baked potatoes!) and keeps… Read More
For decades, people have flocked to Cabo San Lucas for its seemingly endless beaches and world-famous nightlife. But more and more, restaurants like Alcaravea Gourmet are inspiring a whole new group of travelers to make the trek. Foodies have fallen in love with chef-owner Enrique… 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
At Romeo & Julieta, chef Matias Forte marries traditions new and old By Sandra A. Berry It is early afternoon, and the restaurant’s quiet. But that’s not to say there isn’t any activity: The waitstaff bustles about, setting tables with white linens, tinkling glassware, and… Read More
