Just 30 minutes north of Cabo San Lucas is the quaint and artsy town of San Jose del Cabo. This historical town features art exhibits, superb restaurants, a local town square with a colonial mission and cute narrow cobblestone streets. San Jose del Cabo was the original community in the most southern tip of Baja […]
Just received this update from the Gringo Gazette regarding progress in Cabo. Baja Recovering Rapidly September 22, 2014 Wallmart and Sams Club are open again. The Army has restored order, sending about 7,000 soldiers to us. There are guards at every corner downtown Cabo and at all banks, and helicopters in the air. the curfew […]
Many of you have asked about helping the Los Cabos community. Below are organizations and information about how you can help. Thirst No More http://www.thirstnomore.org/ This is a ministry we choose to partner with during natural disaster for relief aid. Craig Miller, founder of Thirst No More has agreed to help lead efforts in Cabo. […]
Voila Bistro located in the heart of the San Jose del Cabo art district offers Mexican cuisine with a French twist. The quiet atmosphere and warm hospitality are two of my favorite things about this restaurant. Viola Bistro specializes in seafood, steaks and their world famous lobster burritos. Open for lunch or dinner 7 days […]
The Tropicana is located on the main street in downtown San Jose del Cabo. The restaurant is a great place to stop for lunch, dinner or appetizers and drinks. Seating is available both inside and out. We always prefer the patio out front. This 40 room colonial style hotel with fountains, courtyards and hand painted […]
Buzzards Bar & Grill Baja Brewing Co. Damiana Bar & Patio Local Eight Mi Cocina Morgan’s Voila Bistro Tequila Restaurant Zipper’s Bar & Grill El Matador Tropicana Inn Restaurant Mi Ensalada