Came for the vegan stuff and honestly the Vallarta Sur wrap with soyrizo was the move. Protein smoothie on the side, super filling. Place was a bit busy but whatever. Wish the wrap had a little more sauce though.

Food was solid, portions generous. Just note they add 10% if you pay by card, and max two cards per table. That caught us off guard. Service dragged a bit, but nothing terrible. Fine for a casual stop if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The tortilla soup was legit, really deep flavor. Angel hair pasta with shrimp was rich too. Place isn&#39;t cheap, but the live music made it feel like a proper night out. 🎶

Stopped by for a drink, ended up staying for the band. Alejandro kept the drinks coming, no lag even when it got busy. Sound was decent, not overpowering. Fair prices for the area. I&#39;d swing by again if I&#39;m in the neighborhood.

The salmon pirate taco is the reason I keep coming back here. First time trying it and honestly, that thing is packed with flavor. Sat outside on the terrace, pretty chill vibe. Service was fine, nothing crazy. Just wish they&#39;d bring the food out a little faster, I was starving lol. But yeah, that taco did not disappoint.

The mountain view from the terrace is still the reason I keep coming back. Food&#39;s good but yeah, prices have gone up a bit. That view though, hard to beat.

Stopped by for a beer and ended up staying for pizza. The IPA was solid, and the thin crust surprised me&mdash;cooked just right. Happy hour prices are decent too, not crazy cheap but fair for what you get. Place gets a bit loud later on, but that&rsquo;s on me for staying that long.

Came for the sunset, ended up staying for two rounds of margaritas. Happy hour from 5-6 is solid, drinks are strong enough. The view really does the heavy lifting here. Patio seating is a bit tight but you&#39;re not really looking at the chairs, you know?

Came on a hotel tip. The Isabella&mdash;fish stuffed with shrimp, cheese, spinach over tagliatelle&mdash;was solid. Quiet spot off the main strip. Service was polite.

Been coming here for a while now, and the breakfast buffet never disappoints. Chilaquiles are always on point, and the omelet station is quick. Staff remembers you after a few visits, which is nice.

The tasting menu is a true culinary experience, showcasing the chef&#39;s creativity and skill. Highly recommend trying it for a special occasion!

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Great spot for a relaxed meal. Carlos took care of us without hovering, which I really appreciated. Food came out hot and tasty.

The view from the terrace is unreal, especially around sunset. We got the bacon-wrapped shrimp and a seafood platter&mdash;both were solid, nothing fancy but fresh. Service was a little slow, but honestly you&#39;re there for the bay view. I&#39;d go back just for that.

Came for the sunset and the vibe didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Music&rsquo;s fun, gives the place a party feel. Just a heads up&mdash;it gets loud, so not the spot if you want a chill, quiet afternoon. Decent spot overall.

Coffee was solid, omelettes cooked right. Staff kept it low-key but checked in when needed. Fresh bread helped. Found it on our last morning, wish we&#39;d hit it earlier in the trip. That&#39;s about it.

The baked potato with steak and cheese is solid, filling, and hits the spot. Tacos are decent too if you want something grilled. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

A bit of a drive from the tourist area, but the seafood tasted super fresh and prices were fair. Service was really attentive too. The place has that classic local vibe.

The waiter really made the difference here&mdash;super attentive and friendly. Food was fine, standard steakhouse stuff, but the service kept it pleasant.

The gin cocktail with mashed berries is the reason I&#39;d come back. Pricey, sure, but that drink alone makes it worth it. Food&#39;s decent too.

Lychee martinis are solid. Chicken skewers had a really good sauce. Fried rice was decent, honey caught me off guard though. Tempura ice cream was a nice way to end it.

The salmon was decent, but honestly the service is what I remember. Andre and Pamela took care of us without hovering. Andre even noticed we were waiting on something and checked in before we had to ask. That kind of attention is rare. Portion size was fair for the price too. Not a fancy place, but they treat you right.

The play area saved us honestly. Kids were busy the whole time so we actually got to eat in peace. Staff kept an eye on things too, which I appreciated. Food was decent, nothing crazy, but that little corner for the little ones made all the difference for us. Would come back just for that.

Stopped by for a drink and stayed way longer than planned 😅 The margaritas were super refreshing and the nachos had so much steak and cheese on top. We just sat there chatting for hours, nobody rushed us. Staff was chill too. Good spot if you wanna escape the boardwalk chaos for a bit.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and honestly, the food came out fast. Had the tacos, they were solid. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s a good sign. Family running it seemed nice enough. Good spot if you&#39;re in Cabo and don&#39;t wanna wait around forever.

We came back after a few years and the owner actually remembered us. That was a nice touch. The shrimp and lobster were good, nothing fancy but cooked right. Prices felt fair for the area. It&rsquo;s a solid spot if you&rsquo;re in Cabo and want a relaxed meal without any fuss. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but I&rsquo;d still stop by again.

Tucked off the main strip, so you dodge the worst of the crowd. Grabbed a table outside, and the breeze made it easy to stay for another round. Their wine list is short but decent&mdash;went with a Spanish red that paired well with the grilled octopus. Service was a bit slow, but I wasn&#39;t in a hurry.

The timing of the dishes was spot on&mdash;everyone got their plates at the same moment, which I always appreciate. The ingredients tasted really fresh, especially the vegetables. I&rsquo;m picky about that kind of thing, and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price, but overall a solid spot.

Teppanyaki lacked seasoning, honestly. Place is clean and staff did their job. Fine for a quick business lunch, nothing more.

The chilaquiles with red sauce hit hard. Crispy chicken was solid too. Place was packed but whatever, food made up for it. Live music got a little loud but didn&#39;t ruin anything.

Food&#39;s decent and prices fair, but service drags when it&#39;s busy. Good spot for a quick weekday meal though.

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