Been coming here for years&mdash;always the fajitas. Huge portions and those giant homemade tortillas are the real draw. Pair them with a cold margarita and you&#39;re set. Parking&#39;s a pain on holidays though.

The lobster was cooked right, but honestly the rice and beans stole it for me. That little side dish had more flavor than most main courses I&rsquo;ve had in this city. Staff cracked a few jokes while we ordered, made the whole thing feel less stiff. Parking was easy too, which never happens around here. I&rsquo;d come back just for that plate of rice and beans.

Grabbed the two-pizza combo with the big Pepsi for around $13. Dough was decent, toppings tasted fresh. Solid spot if you&#39;re hungry and don&#39;t wanna overthink it. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot.

El Ciclo is a must-visit for breakfast lovers. Their chilaquiles with homemade salsa are a delightful twist on a classic, and the coffee is simply outstanding.

The cappuccino mocha frappe hit the spot, and those white chocolate chip cranberry cookies were solid. Service was quick too.

The ceviche was fresh, lime came through just right. Fried fish portion was huge for the price. Tortillas were solid too.

The sangria was so good and the patio setup is super cute with the heating lamps. Caesar salad was kinda meh but honestly the drinks make up for it 😄

Been coming here for a while now. The shrimp tacos are still my go-to, always solid and 30 pesos is hard to beat. Tried the octopus last time, surprisingly tender. That spicy red sauce they have, I keep going back for it. Place gets busy but it&#39;s worth it.

Came here on a weekday afternoon, not too crowded. Got the tlayuda and the mole negro. The mole was deep, smoky, took me right back to Oaxaca. Isidro came by our table to check if we needed anything else, nice touch. Only thing is the tlayuda got a bit soggy by the end, but the flavor was still there. Solid spot if you&#39;re craving real Oaxacan.

The food here is delicious and well-seasoned, especially the ceviche and churros, which are highly recommended for a sweet ending.

The al pastor tacos are solid&mdash;that smoky char from the grill comes through every time. Been coming here for years, still my spot in Rosarito.

The lobster was good, no complaints there. Moist and cooked right. But honestly, the sides stole it for me&mdash;the rice and beans were solid, and those handmade flour tortillas? Yeah, I&#39;d come back just for those. It&#39;s not cheap, but you get a decent portion for what you pay. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in Puerto Nuevo.

I had a wonderful sunset dinner here. The drinks, especially the marzipan cocktail, were fantastic, and the food was well-prepared and satisfying.

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