Ready for a not so tough day at The Office? This colorful umbrella-topped restaurant is packed all-day, every day, and for good reason! This place is a staple to downtown San Lucas and a must-do for Mexican food with your feet in the sand. They serve breakfast, lunch, dinner and have live music nightly. The Office hosts its "Gran Fiesta Mexicana" Thursday nights between 7:30 and 9 p.m. Downtown Cabo San Lucas.
Italian food? In Mexico? Sí! Tucked away in a courtyard in downtown San Lucas, we hear this is a great Italian spot. Tasty yet straightforward food, prices are affordable, and portions enormous. Pictures show the lasagna alone could feed a small village. Try this place for the perfect break from chips and salsa! Request their patio seating, reservations recommended. Downtown Cabo San Lucas.
If the reservation gods are smiling down on you, snagging a table at El Farallon can mean front row seats to a spectacular sunset. Tucked into the cliffs of Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal (formerly the Resort at Pedregal), El Farallon is one of the most beautiful restaurants in Cabo. The multi-course menus are planned around the day’s fresh catch, which you get to pick out yourself after a conversation with their resident seafood expert. Advance reservations required. Pedregal, Downtown Cabo San Lucas.
The patio at this San José taco joint will feel a lot like a backyard party—rustic mismatched furniture, the smell of sizzling tortillas, seemingly endless supplies of cold cervezas, and a live band that goes on as soon as the sun sets. The small-but-mighty menu has something for purists and adventurous types alike. We hear the classic Baja fish tacos and a side of guacamole are bomb! For those more daring, we hear the duck tacos and the grasshopper appetizer may be your vibe. The other specialty here is local Mezcal, which you can consume in shot form or mixed into craft cocktails (word on the street are the mojitos are the best). San José del Cabo.
One of the most popular local sushi restaurants in Cabo. Nick-San serves a fusion of Japanese cuisine using fish straight from the surrounding seas. Nick-San has two locations: the original in the heart of Cabo San Lucas, the other at the Shoppes at Palmilla.
If you need your field-kitchen fix (farm-to-table), Acre is your place. Here on this picturesque property lies a foodie oasis, with dishes and drinks crafted around ingredients found on their 25-acre farm, or sourced from local ranchers and fishermen. San José del Cabo.
A Día de los Muertos themed beachside cantina that combines authentic Mexican recipes with contemporary, entertaining twists. Casa Calavera has an open-air, “feet in the sand” feel with interiors that feature traditional Mexican calavera art. Located inside the Vidanta Hotel in San José del Cabo.
Located right in the heart of Cabo San Lucas, on Medano Beach, Mango Deck boasts an unbeatable view of Lover's Beach and the famous Arch of Los Cabos. There’s no place more synonymous with spring break than Mango Deck. But in addition to contests and potent drinks, breakfast dishes, Mexican snacks & drinks served on a covered terrace or at tables on the sand.
Carved into a cliff overlooking the Bay of Cabo San Lucas with the best view of the famous Arch at Land’s End, Sunset Monalisa presents a culinary experience to those seeking excellence in food and service. Located at the tip end of the Baja Peninsula of Mexico, Sunset Monalisa has long been an icon in Los Cabos and has been classified as “One of the top 5 coolest restaurants in the world” by the Express Tribune. Make your reservations well in advance!