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Cafe Santa-Fe
4 Calle Centenario
Todos Santos

”For a refried-bean hiatus, locals flock to Café Santa-Fe, Ezio and Paula Colombo's candlelit, whitewashed dining room in a historic...” MORE>>
 
 
Carnitas El Michoacáno
Calle Pescador y Panga
Cabo San Lucas

”Around the corner from Rossy's, this humble taquería specializes in juicy pork tacos. Atkins dieters ask for puro carne; others...” MORE>>
 
 
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One & Only Palmilla Resort
Los Cabos

”The Adam Tihany-designed C is Charlie Trotter's first foreign venture (his longtime sous chef Guillermo Tellez is at the helm)...” MORE>>
 
 
El Canto del Mar
Km 21.5 Carretera Transpeninsular
Los Cabos

”Another Frenchman, Thierry Dufour, brings Michelin star-worthy flair to the 25-seat El Canto del Mar at Marquis Los Cabos, the...” MORE>>
 
 
El Chilar
1400 Calle Benito Juarez
San José

”Find a more classic version of the Los Cabos margarita at the Todos Santos Inn's La Copa Wine Bar and...” MORE>>
 
 
Los Adobes de Todos Santos
Calle Hidalgo
Todos Santos

”Chiles get top billing at the restaurant Los Adobes de Todos Santos. Oaxacan specialties—like mole poblano chicken—are served on a...” MORE>>
 
 
Mi Cocina
4 Boulevard Mijares
San José

”Chef Loïc Tenoux opened his first Mexican restaurant in Provence. That went over like a lead brioche. But at his...” MORE>>
 
 
Nick-San
Boulevard Marina
Plaza de la Danza
Cabo San Lucas

”Sushi in Baja? With all the fish leaping off the Gorda Banks, it's a no-brainer. Insiders know to order the...” MORE>>
 
 
Palomar Restaurant
Misioneros de 1930
Santiago

”Stop at Palomar Restaurant for specialties like garlicky octopus and chicken tostadas....” MORE>>
 
 
The Restaurant at Esperanza
Km 3.5 Carretera Transpeninsular
Los Cabos

”Carved into bluffs above the surf line, the hotel's terraced outdoor restaurant provides a scene-stealing backdrop for chef Flynt Payne's...” MORE>>
 
 
Taquería Rossy
Manuel Doblado and Highway 1
San José

”The chairs are plastic; so are the blue-and-white-checked tablecloths. Both locals and snowbirds perch here for succulent, lightly battered shrimp...” MORE>>