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Baja California Restaurants by Cuisine

• African
• American
• Asian
• Bakery
• Barbecue
• British
• Café
• Cajun & Creole
• Caribbean
• Chinese

• Art and Beer
  "If you don't like Art & Beer, you don't GET Art & Beer, and good riddance"
  "The most magical part of Art & Beer is that you are very much entering the world of Alfredo and Lourdes, who are talented and brilliant and are extremely welcoming on their terms: you are going to their place, show some respect. The complaining reviews are clearly from people who went expecting to h..."ave their hands held. That's what the all-inclusive in Cabo is for, please stay there. Go with an open mind and experience something truly special. And their Bloody Mary is a thing of beauty. " More >
• Art and Beer
  "One of the bests part of the trip."
  "No possible way to discribe this but if you stop and order a Bloody Mary you will understand. I'm sure there is none better in the word. It's a stop you will talk about for years."
• La Golandrina Restaurant & Trading Post
  "A most memorable well kept secret."
  "Hidden away behind a garden wall on Paseo del Pecador is La Golandrina. Three years ago, on our first trip to Cabo San Lucas, arriving tired from our 12 hours of travel from Philadelphia, we were looking for a small, stress-free restaurant in which we could decompress with some food and cold drinks,..." close to our resort. We didn't want to tackle the trip to the marina until after we had a chance to recover. Two blocks from our resort we stumbled upon La Golandrina. From the alley-like street we entered into the beautiful garden plaza. After being seated and ordering drinks, we were directed to the fabulous menu display and blackboard. Samples of the entrees were wrapped in plastic for your inspection. Very effective in influencing your choice. We chose the special dinner for two, priced at $100.00 USD. THE FOOD NEVER STOPPED! Salad, soup, filet mignon, lobster, shrimp, blackened mahi, vegetables. All this while we were treated to the strolling mariachis who played and sang at each table... " More >