The spirit of Old México is alive and well at Panchos, a restaurant named for one of the country’s most famous men and dedicated to preserving its legacy of good food, good drinks, and good times. And, for those worried about the recent transition of ownership, fear not: Panchos is as good as ever, if not better.
Though named for one of the most flamboyant of pheasants, Peacocks in downtown Cabo San Lucas is decidedly understated. Don’t get me wrong: The restaurant’s layout is divine, and you can dine indoors, outdoors, or around a fire pit. But the team behind Peacocks the same that helms Mi Casa and La Panga Antigua has chosen to eschew flash in favor of flavor.
In a world that is rapidly changing, there’s comfort in the constant. And Pitahayas chef Volker Remeike’s popular seaside restaurant within the stunning Sheraton Grand Los Cabos Hacienda Del Mar resort—constantly leaves us in awe. Romeike has proved a pioneer in the way he masterfully fuses flavors, pushing beyond borders to create an iconic menu that many try—and fail—to imitate.
he restaurant industry is notoriously brutal, but somehow Romeo y Julieta has not only survived but thrived. Its recipe for success is no secret: This is a restaurant that never wavers in its commitment to high standards—with its ingredients, with its waitstaff, with its flavors.
It’s hard to believe that Solomons Landing turns 20 this year, but it’s easy to see what has allowed for such success. Visits to Solomon’s Landing often stretch out, from noon through the dinner hours. And why not?
The superlative Sunset Mona Lisa is in a class all its own. And only executive chef Paolo della Corte could author a menu worthy of the vistas guests enjoy at this landmark Cabo San Lucas restaurant—a spot so magical that staffers estimate there’s at least one wedding proposal per night.
Sunset Point is also the ideal place for an after-dinner rendezvous with dessert cocktails. Appetizers include a selection of mozzarella specials such as Pettole (a prosciutto roll served with arugula and cherry tomatoes) as well as other favorites like tuna tartar, meatballs with a mushroom sauce, or fried calamari.
So romantic is the atmosphere at Vela Restaurant that even the most confirmed bachelors and bachelorettes will find themselves falling in love. Tropical breezes are like a caress at the outdoor patio dining area, which looks out over an expansive infinity pool toward the seemingly infinite Sea of Cortés.