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Our current pick, as of March 15th, for Best All Around Restaurant in Cabo is Pochos Restaurant located on the Marina.


This cute little restaurant is right in the center of the Marina's restaurant distric. The food is very tasty, and prices are far lower than most if not all the restaurants on the Marina.

When in Cabo iIt truly is difficult to decide which restaurant to go to on the Marina, and after going to one you may decide that the view was nice and therefore the high price. Well, Pochos is the exception. The chef takes pride in what comes out of his kitchen and the prices are modest for Cabo, with entrees from $12 to $27.

The menu ranges from traditional Mexican foods such as chicken enchiladas and chicken molle, which is outstanding, to lobster tails that are large, fresh and delicious. For desert you must try the Bananas Beignet... they are to die for. Ok, you may be thinking this review is biased. Well it is. I live in Cabo and eat out daily.
It took me over 2 years to discover that there really is a good restaurant on the Marina. Pochos is my favorite restaurant.

Located on “restaurant row” at Plaza Bonita, on the Cabo San Lucas Marina,
Pochos is
open daily, with a full breakfast menu, from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m
For reservations, call (624) 144-3183

Kathya the hostess will greet you with a warm smile and if you mention that you read about Pochos on Goin2Travel she will give you a free round of drinks with dinner. If you don't agree with my review, ask her how to get in touch with me, and Ill treat you to another free round of drinks.


Alexander Bistro: A very attractive setting facing the marina, international dishes prepared by owner / chef Alex Brulhart. Located at Plaza Bonita. Dinner only.

Billygan’s Island
A very popular Cabo San Lucas beach bar, Billygan’s Island on Playa El Médano, offers fun, fun, fun, day or night. Like its other beach bar neighbors, Billygan’s is the place to be for happy hour from 12pm to 7pm daily. During these times you can expect to receive two for one drinks on any cocktail. The cuisine is international, but the atmosphere is extremely casual; bikinis are more than acceptable as well as expected here. Come in the morning and have breakfast, then ask a waiter for a couple of lounge chairs and soak up the sun, rent a wave runner or go parasailing. Come back and have lunch and before you know it, it’s Happy Hour, the reason you came in the first place! During Spring Break you can hardly get near this restaurant, so come early or avoid Playa El Médano completely. Either way, while in Cabo San Lucas a trip to this beach is a must for any meal of the day, but Happy Hour is highly recommended. Open 7am to 10pm and located next to The Office at the foot of Paseo del Pescador. Telephone: 143-0402.

Casa Rafael’s
Casa Rafael’s sits on the hill above Médano Beach and the Hacienda Beach Resort in Cabo San Lucas. Casa Rafael’s building is Hot Pink! So, making it easy to find. A beautiful courtyard greets you with singing tropical birds. Casa Rafael's offers a total dining experience.You can either enjoy a dinner on the patio or in one of the indoor dining rooms. The ocean room is spectacular with a wonderful underwater ocean mural, which adorns the ceiling and a 2500-gallon aquarium full of a colorful assortment of tropical fish. Discrimin The wine list is tremendous with an international selection of the finest wines available. Known for their margaritas and martini’s, the bar also has an extensive selection of all types of libations.

Casa Rafael’s is known for their superior service and very professional staff. After dinner venture into the piano bar and sip on your favorite cognac while savoring a fine Cuban cigar from the walk-in humidor. The nightly live music is excellent. Prices here are expensive but not overpriced when you consider the impeccable service and quality achieved. Reservations are a must due to Casa Rafael’s winning reputation. Open in the winter season from 6pm to 10pm, seven days a week and from 7pm during the summer months. Telephone: 143-0739.

The Crazy Lobster
The Crazy Lobster is a Cabo San Lucas tradition. Located a short walk from Plaza Las Glorias, the Crazy Lobster is a casual, open-air Mexican restaurant and a great place to people watch. The main specialty here, of course, is lobster They alos serve scallops, fish, crab, squid, BBQ ribs or chicken. Open 8am to 10pm. Telephone: 143-6535.

Da Giorgio’s
Ristorante Da Giorgio is located just across the bay from the magnificent arch that divides the Pacific Ocean from the Sea of Cortes in Cabo San Lucas. Known for its incredible unobstructed views of the famous Arches, Da Girogio's restaurant has superb Italian specialties.
Phone: 011-52 (624) 113-2068

Edith's Restaurant - Medano Beach
A restaurant committed to the cuisine of the Baja peninsula. Edith's is overlooking the bay and the rocks that mark the peninsular Land’s End. The restaurant is surrounded by woven desert shrub branches and adobe, dating back to the last century and features a good wine cellar, candle-lit terraces, both al fresco and under palm-thatched palapas, where the food, the view, the service and the atmosphere are make for a wonderful Cabo experience.


El Pescador -- Been here a long time. Small palapa roofed place a block behind El Squid Roe, near the Las Margaritas Inn. Very good seafood restaurant. Shrimp, caracol, fish, oysters from Todos Santos, octopus, crab... all on the menu. Moderate

Enrique's
Located just outside of town, Enrique's palapa style restaurant reigns as combo king. Enrique Gonzales's premise is simple: $9.95 steak or lobster specials, including soup or salad.

The Fish House
Serves some of the best lobster, oysters, clams, fish, and steaks in the area Menu includes: Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Shrimp, Salmon, Scallops, Steak Chicken & Pasta.
Located: Plaza La Danza, on Marina Boulevard, above KFC.
Open Daily from 12 noon to 10 pm.
Reservations: 144-4501

Las Palmas Restaurant and Sushi Bar
Lunch or dinner at the beach, Las Palmas Restaurant and Sushi Bar is a great choice. Las Palmas is one of the better restaurants on Playa Médano in Cabo San Lucas. The Sushi Bar may even be one of the best in Cabo. You will find a variety of your favorite types of sushi or sashimi, all very fresh. Select a table on their elegant deck next to the sand and enjoy a splendid view of Cabo San Lucas bay. The seafood dishes are wonderfully prepared. This is friendly family oriented restaurant. Open daily from 11am to 11pm. On Playa El Médano next to the Hotel Meliá San Lucas. Telephone: 143-0447.

Lenny’s Deli
The owner of this excellent deli, Lenny Gotfried, has been in the local restaurant business for over thirty years. The food here is great quality and good value. The bread is freshly baked, with a great selection of rye, whole wheat, sourdough, Italian white, French wheat and French baguette. Lenny’s makes delicious pastries and cakes. Their breakfast menu has traditional items such as Eggs Benedict, Banana Pancakes and Bagels with Lox and Cream Cheese. Lunch includes anything from Lamb Shanks to a Cobb Salad. Lenny's also offers the classic deli sandwiches with the Rueben being the most popular. Lenny’s Deli is a home-style deli/restaurant that is open for breakfast and lunch from 7am to 4pm and accepts cash only. Located just off the corner of Lázaro Cárdenas and Paseo del Pescador, across from the Pemex. Telephone: 143-8380.

Mocambo:
Probably the best seafood in Cabo. A favorite among locals, and now being discovered by tourists. Very busy, but worth it.

Mare Nostrum at Pueblo Bonito RoSÉ
Overlooking Playa El Médano, Mare Nostrum, in the stunning Pueblo Bonito Rose resort, is great place for a romantic dinner. The interior features marble floors and crisp white decor coupled with light music playing from overhead .This is an elegant restaurant. Chef Odin Vargas features International cuisine and features theme nights. On Tuesdays its Neptuno Night, with a vast assortment of seafood specialties. Wednesday is Grill Night, featuring Steak, Chicken, Ribs and fresh fish off the Barbecue. Thursday is a traditional Mexican buffet with all the tastes of México you could imagine. Friday is Italian Night, where you can enjoy antipasto and pastas as well as other well-crafted Italian dishes. Saturday, Sunday and Monday there’s a standard menu with a Champagne Brunch Sundays from 8am to 1pm. Pueblo Bonito Rosé is between Pueblo Bonito Blanco and Club Cascadas in Cabo. Turn southeast (toward El Médano Beach) at the intersection (there is a stoplight) of Highway 1 and the bypass road to Todas Santos; turn right at the next cross street; left at the entrance just past Club Cascadas and use Valet parking. The restaurant is on the right just past the pool. Mare Nostrum is open daily between the hours of 7 am to 10 pm. Telephone: 143-5000.

Nick-San Japanese Restaurant
Exquisite Japanese cuisine. A bit expensive, but worth every cent. At Plaza de La Danza mall. Incredibly fresh seafood is served at this Japanese restaurant and Sushi bar and restaurant. A very popular spot with people in-the-know. The restaurant has an open kitchen design, with a minimalistic deocratio sytle. The sushi portions are large. Full bar, saki & Japanese beers.
Plaza de La Danza, next to KFC, Cabo San Lucas, BCS, México Air Conditioned - Phone:143-4484 - Open everyday - 11:30 am - 10:30 pm

L'Orangerie: gourmet French dining with a spectacular view. Live piano music, very pleasant atmosphere. Dress code: no shorts, no sandals. At Pueblo Bonito Rose Hotel.

Olé Olé, next to the marina boat ramp. You can watch steaks and kebobs simmer on an outside grill as you dine on the patio and admire the works of art that adorn the walls.
Tel: (114) 3-06-33
Hours: 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Marisqueria Mazatlán (Mariscos) -- Good seafood restaurant. Opened in February 2000 and located east of downtown, next to the 'El Arco' arch replica near the Pemex. Fish & shrimp served in numerous ways. Budget

Peacocks: exquisite seafood and original desserts. AAA Rating

Romeo & Julieta
A wonderful Italian restaurant, Romeo & Julieta serves homemade pastas and incredible Caesar salads. The restaurant sits on the rocky side of Land's End, within walking distance of Finisterra, Solmar Suites, Playa Grande and Terra Sol.

Sea Queen
A new place in Cabo.
Reservaciones (624) 144-4731
Fresh seafood, a sushi bar, a gourmet coffee shop and a bakery with tempting desserts. Dine casually under the shaded patio or relax inside the well-appointed dining room under large palapa. Recent visit to the Sea Queen, the service was impeccable, the shrimp soup in a tomato base was delicious, and the grilled lobster was sweet, tender and succulent.

Senor Greenberg's Mexicatessen: great kosher deli with an impressive menu. Box lunches, food to go, party trays. Open 24 hours. The best part is should you get hungry at 4 a.m, Señor Greenberg's will be open for you. Located at Plaza Nautica, this is Cabo's foremost Mexicatessen.

The Trailer Park: don't let the location fool you (a trailer park just outside of town)! Tasty Mexican and seafood dishes. Split the lobster special! No credit cards. AAA Rating

The Office
A fun Playa El Médano restaurant. For years, the Office has been THE Playa Médano venue. Breakfasts are served so you can take an early morning walk and stop by for some freshly squeezed orange juice or strong, house blend coffee. At The Office, national beers are priced two for one all day long. Fresh fish and an array of Mexican dishes as well as hamburgers are served. At sunset this restaurant takes on a club-like atmosphere providing their guests with a Mexican fiesta of folkloric dances and party favors every Monday, Thursday and Sunday at 6:30pm. Very popular with large groups; dinner reservations are necessary. Open daily 7am to 10pm. Telephone: 143-3464 or 143-4919

Sancho Panza
Jazz/wine/cigar/coffee bar with a short, but impressive Mediterranean/Latin menu that changes twice a month and an impressive wine list including wines by the glass (Mount Xanic and Camou, both labels of excellent reputation from the northern Baja peninsula are represented here, as well as wine from the upcoming wine "region" in the USA of Walla Walla, Washington. Of course there are wines from Europe and California as well). The ambiance here is classy combined with a little funk, kind of like jazz music itself. Open from 1p.m.-11p.m., closed Sunday. Live jazz from 7:30-10 each night. Tel#: 114.33212 Moderate to Deluxe


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