Cabo San Lucas Dining
Legend - Price ranges for an average entrée:
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Under $15 |
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$25-$35 |
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$15-$25 |
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over $35 |
 Edith's
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Features traditional hand-made tortillas cooking in the open mesquite
grill, prime cuts of aged imported beef, freshly-caught local pacific
lobster, breasts of farm-grown chicken, shrimp scampi, cheese-stuffed
batter-fried poblano peppers garnished with fried plantains and
sea-bass in a tropical fresh mango sauce. An extensive wine list
is offered along with exotic drinks and desserts. In addition, enjoy
quiet jazz music, a live trio, and a great view of the Bay and Land's
End.
 Hours:
Daily, 5pm-11pm
Address:
Edith's
el Médano en Cabo San Lucas
(624) 143.7580 & 143.0801
www.edithscabo.com
Arts & Sushi Goyito
San - -
Arts & Sushi Goyito San is an art gallery featuring Latin American
art and a full menu of Japanese dishes and Sushi. Fresh fish daily,
Japanese beer and a variety of sakes make Arts & Sushi a refreshing
alternative.
Hours: Daily, 11am-11pm, (L/D)
Address:
Arts & Sushi Goyito San
Plaza Bonita, Blvd. Lazaro Cárdenas
Ph:144-4554
 Cabo
Wabo - -
Air-conditioned Cabo Wabo Cantina plays its rock loud all night.
The club, owned by Sammy Hagar who performs occasionally, is large
with an elevated stage. Also open all day for breakfast and lunch,
Cabo Wabo Cantina has a new full dinner menu in their Tequila Factory
restaurant. The creative cuisine consists of fresh meats and seafood
such as the Pan Seared Sea Scallops with red cabbage slaw and parsley
oil; the Crispy Lobster Ravioli with roasted tomato salsa and cilantro
oil; Sautéed Jumbo Shrimp with garlic and assorted dried
chilies deglazed with lime juice and Cabo Wabo tequila. There's
also a gift shop on the premises, stocked with tee shirts and Hagar's
own signature tequila. Live music happens some weekends throughout
the winter months with both Mexican and imported bands playing all
night long.
 Hours:
Restaurant: 11am - 11pm; Club: 7pm - 2am
Address:
Located at Lazaro Cardenas and Vicente Guerrero, Cabo San Lucas
Phone: (624) 143-1188
Phone: (624) 143-1901
www.cabowabo.com
Enrique's Steak House
& Lobster - -
Enrique's Steak and Lobster House Restaurant is a favorite for
locals and tourists. Steak and lobster, as the name indicates, are
the house specialties and Enrique has been known for years for his
$9.95 Combo Specials. These include your choice of lobster, steak,
shrimp, fish, and barbecued ribs or chicken. All dinners come with
soup or salad, garden fresh vegetables, and a baked potato. Other
popular menu items include Quail in Plum Sauce, Swordfish Medallions
with garlic, and tasty Lamb Chops with mint jelly.
Hours: Daily 12:00pm - 10:30pm; reservations recommended
for dinner.
 Address:
Enrique's Steak House & Lobster
Kilometer 4 on the highway to San José del Cabo
Tel: (624) 143-2518 or (624) 143-0969
 El
Squid Roe Nightclub, Restaurant, Bar & Grill -
El Squid Roe, nightclub, dance hall and restaurant with three stories
of pulsating energy and more crowded than ever. On any given night
anything is bound to happen. El Squid Roe is one of the most popular
dance clubs in the nightlife scene of Cabo San Lucas. Waiters equipped
with spray tanks of tequila, table-dancing, open-air dance floor
on the main level and onlookers on the third level. El Squid Roe
in downtown Cabo San Lucas is definitely not for the prudish or
the faint of heart.
Hours: Daily 12pm-3pm / 5:00pm - 1:00am (L/D)
Address:
El Squid Roe Nightclub, Restaurant, Bar & Grill
Lazaro Cardenas at Blvd. Marina
across from Plaza Bonita Mall,
Cabo San Lucas, BCS CP 23410 Mexico
Phone: (624) 143-0655, (624) 143-1269
 The
Giggling Marlin -
The Giggling Marlin Bar and Grill is located on Marina Boulevard
in the center of Cabo San Lucas. Most people come to this restaurant,
bar and night club to party or enjoy the wild entertainment. The
Giggling Marlin serves tasty Mexican dishes in addition to fresh
seafood. Don't miss The Seafood Orgy, a combination of lobster,
shrimp, scallops, crab, and clams. Traditional Mexican dishes include
several different types of tasty tacos or Fajita specialties. The
menu is quite extensive with sixteen different appetizers from Hot
Wings to Oysters Rockefeller. A breakfast menu offers traditional
specialties of Mexico along with American  favorites.
As the name indicates, this is a fun place to have a great dinner
and afterwards you may find yourself hanging upside down from the
fish scale.
Hours: 8:00 am - 1:00 am.
Address:
The Giggling Marlin
Boulevard Marina y Matamoros,
Cabo San Lucas, B. C. S. CP 23410 Mexico
(624) 143-1182 or (624) 143-0606
www.gigglingmarlin.com
 The
Office - -
The Office on the beach is the place for breakfast, lunch or dinner
where one can enjoy informal elegance with one's feet firmly planted
in the sand. The 16-ounce Office Margaritas are almost as famous
as The Office's traditional Mexican kitchen and fresh local seafood,
such as Baja-style jumbo shrimp in the shell, butterfly-cut and
grilled with blackened garlic, served with Mexican white rice and
beans, and garnished with tomato and avocado slices, with a choice
of hand-made corn or wheat flour tortillas.
On Sunday and Thursday evenings there is a lively Mexican Fiesta
with pre-Hispanic and traditional folk dances, piñatas, tequila
shooters on the house, waiters' show, and audience participation,
with dancing.
 Hours:
Daily, 7:00am - 10:00pm (B/L/D); Happy hour, 3pm-5pm (2x1 beer)
Address:
The Office
Médano beach, Cabo San Lucas.
Tel. (624) 143.3464 & 143.4919
www.theofficeonthebeach.com
Trailer Park at El Faro
Viejo -
 Difficult
to find but worth the effort, "The Original Trailer Park Restaurant"
opened in 1979. Serving some of Cabo's finest food for 22 years,
the Trailer Park at El Faro Viego offers over 100 entrées
on the menu. The famous BBQ ribs and enormous grilled lobsters are
the specialties. Arrive before 7:30pm to avoid a long wait. Make
sure you bring cash for they do not accept credit cards.
Hours: Daily 5:00pm - 10:30pm (closed Wednesdays)
Address:
Trailer Park at El Faro Viejo
Located within a trailer park
Tel. (624) 143.1927
Las Ventanas al Paraiso
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The restaurant cuisine is French Mediterranean with enhancements
of Mexican spices. Entrées include Greek style shrimp salad
with crispy phyllo pastry, grilled filet mignon with Portobello
and oyster mushrooms and grilled cabrilla with pesto.
Hours: 5:00pm - 10:00pm; reservations required for dinner.
Address:
Las Ventanas al Paraiso
Located within the Las Ventanas Hotel
Tel: (624) 144-0320
 La
Golondrina Trading Post Restaurant
International cuisine, specializing in lobster, steaks and vegetarian
dishes. New branch of The Trailer Park restaurant. Extended wine
list. This restaurant has an outside patio and is located walking
distance from the Melia San Lucas
Hotel.
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 4 pm - 10 pm. Dinner.
Address:
La Golondrina Trading Post Restaurant
14-30542 (local) 011 52 624 14-30542 (US)
Downtown on Paseo del Pescador, close to Melia San Lucas Hotel.
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