Looking for a place that's open and fun? Look no further. Seems like a shrine to Shakira. Terrific…read moreambience, low lighting, fun loud juke box. The staff are friendly and happy to keep refilling the jukebox, with lots of Shakira, haha. $2 beer along with free pool (two tables) and music to dance. To access you need to climb some metal stairs ala New York fire escape. Totally worth a stop for some fun. Ohh and a great little patio too.

An absolute gem of a little bar.Use the metal stairs out front to get access.Cool pool…read moretable-free.There's a juke box regularly stoked up by the barmaid who's very friendly and only speaks Spanish. They clearly love Latina artist Shakira here-hence the posters and dedicated jukebox. While away a few hours here -knock down some balls,beers and shots in the friendly atmosphere.

This is a top notch Sushi Restaurant and Brewery, and they have other great dishes (come for the…read moreGuacamole - stay for the Scorpion!). The Margaritas and the beer are excellent! The Yellowfin tuna we had was swimming just a few hours prior. So good!!! They use locally sourced and only the highest quality and freshest ingredients. The staff is super friendly and fun - we spent 2 afternoons there and they were awesome! My two teen-aged daughters and my wife and I really enjoyed it. It's a good size place with beautiful inside and outside areas - good for families and the party crowd. I hope we'll be able to come back one day soon!!!

Where to start...well here goes, we parked and waked in to this establishment and noticed that most…read moreif not all people in this place where glued to the television as the World Cup game (Mex vs. Kor) was on, understandably as in certain places Football is life. We waited by the Bar near the entrance for 25 minutes while all three waiters ignored us, made eye contact, checked their phone and took pics . Another Paton at the bar walked over to us and said they her grandchildren were sitting at a table which was empty except for a few sweatshirts so she removed them and said we could have the table, which was a very nice gesture that we appreciated. We continued to wait for another 10 minutes or so until we had enough with being ignored we left and went to another place and were seated and not ignored, a great meal by the way. My Brother in law was with me along with my son and my nephew. I had seen this place recommended by "The Boredom Report " ( JT my apologies but your guy here is out of line) many times and was excited to try this place as I always am when in Baja. Unfortunately, this place dropped the ball. My Brother in law left a review on yelp approximately 20 minutes or so after our visit and was sent a rather rude and racist message by someone named "Noel' stating that Mexico was in the World Cup and that they were playing in Mexico along with that we were I can't remember if it was Dumb or Dirty Americans so I'm going to go with Dumb for this one, "Dumb Americans" that need to educate ourselves on the Mexican culture and such. Well I'll say this, I too have been in Baja for over 40 years, Noel and never have I had any establishments in Baja ever ignore any customers until last night. If myself and my family didn't love, respect Mexico or its people and culture we would never go south of the border and be ignorant to anything having to with Mexico. But, since you are obviously more focused on Football instead of your business I would imagine that you might not last long with that mindset. Also Noel, please feel free to explain to me or anyone for that matter why you choose to run an American style Microbrewery and Sushi Restaurant and not a traditional restaurant in Baja? Could it be you're were attempting to attract a certain Dirty and or Dumb Americans? Also, please explain me and all that read this how to educate myself on "Mexican Culture'' when you're attempting to mimic two different cultures and yet have no idea on anything related to customer service. Please continue to Just throw out something racial and derogatory to cover up for you and your staffs shortcomings because racism has become a form of needing attention and not truly the issue at hand these days. Perhaps next time any "Dumb Americans" walk in to your place why don't you just refuse service, oh wait you do that by ignoring them and giving a racist rant on culture and education. instead of actually dealing with your staff/business issues. Now I've made some mistakes before with reviews and I generally give a place a few chances to rectify things as I know running a restaurant/business isn't easy and there are things that are out of people's control so I will update things when I return. As I believe this is the only true way of giving a honest and legitimate review. Perhaps next time you post a response you should also remember that there is an e-mail that is sent with your same response to the person that posted the review.Simply changing your response online doesn't change the initial email, and saying "you were busy" isn't an accurate description in this instance. Nice try. TO NOEL I WILL NEVER PATRONIZE THIS PLACE AS LING AS I LIVE! I WILL MAKE IT MY MISSION TO TELL EVERYONE I KNOW THAT VISITS BAJA TO NEVER GIVE YOU ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO TREAT PEOPLE THE WAY YOU TREATED US. SIGNED: "THE DIRTY AMERICANS'

Looking for a place that's open and fun? Look no further. Seems like a shrine to Shakira. Terrific…read moreambience, low lighting, fun loud juke box. The staff are friendly and happy to keep refilling the jukebox, with lots of Shakira, haha. $2 beer along with free pool (two tables) and music to dance. To access you need to climb some metal stairs ala New York fire escape. Totally worth a stop for some fun.

Cheap ass won't even pay his employees... Customers pay with their tips. REALLY... I bought a beer…read morefor bartender $7... Like all other bars he says... I've been buying beers for bartenders for 30years, never once did i pay anything other than the price i pay for my beer... This cheap ass is having customers pay for his employees a responsibility that he is suppose to handle... Think of it folks.... I'll never patronize this place again unless changes happen... I would say Good luck But actually i want your business to flop.

Our second time eating at this restaurant. I never placed a review of this place which is very…read moreUn-Elite of myself, but I didn't think many would refer to Yelp in Mexico. We have been to many restaurants here at Puerto Nuevo the higher priced restaurants to the ones that offered the best deal. As a family we spend our Thanksgiving holiday having lobsters instead of Turkey, and when we first tried La Escondida last year, it was because they offered 4 halves of lobster for $20.00 USD. This year it was a no brainer and we went straight to this location again, however we noticed on the menu it was 3 halves for $33.00 USD so my son, our Spanish interpreter asked about the deal we got last time we visited and our waitress honored the same deal. So Pro Tip is ask if they will give you that special pricing. The way I see it is even if they are slightly smaller, there is no restaurant in the U.S. that you can get two whole lobsters with unlimited tortillas, rice, beans and chips & salsa for $20.00 each. I can get two orders for myself and it would still be better than what I can get in California. Maybe next year I'll see if someone is willing to beat that deal. If the weather is good, ask for a table outside in their covered patio overlooking the ocean.

Big Lobsters, Great Service... But the Flavor Never Arrived…read more If you're looking for an honest review, this one is a mix of highs and lows. Unfortunately, I won't be returning unless some things change. For now, I'll stick with my usual lobster spot where I know exactly what to expect. I'm an experienced lobster eater at least 2-3x's a month. I especially am familiar with Puerto Nuevo style being a San Diegan. We visited on a Friday around noon with a large group, and the restaurant was otherwise quiet. The staff was exceptional from start to finish. Everyone was attentive, friendly, and quick to serve. Service was easily one of the strongest parts of the experience. We started with the fish taco appetizer. It was underwhelming, and I didn't even finish it. The chips and salsa, however, were absolutely delicious. My margarita leaned heavily on the "marga" and forgot about the "rita." It wasn't well balanced. This is why I am pro shots. Never disappointed. The entertainment was good. The mariachi played at just the right volume so you could still enjoy a conversation, and later a jazz musician performed who was incredibly talented. The fresh tortillas deserve their own applause. They were soft, flavorful, and far better than your average restaurant tortilla. Now for the lobster. Visually? Wow. These were some of the biggest lobsters I've ever seen. Since we were a large party, plate after plate came out with huge, impressive lobsters. But looks can only take you so far. The lobster itself was surprisingly bland. The meat was tough, dry, and lacked any flavor lobster lovers expect. Even the drawn butter tasted more like unseasoned melted margarine than butter. Thankfully, I carry Trader Joe's Chili Lime Seasoning in my bag because it was the only thing that made the lobster enjoyable. Without it, I honestly don't think I would have eaten much of it. I did leave half. The refried beans were actually delicious, although I personally don't eat lard, so knowing they contained it kept me from fully enjoying them. And the lobster can likely be cooked in lard what the succulent seasonings can mask it. Not this time. The dining room also needs some attention. The white chairs with decorative ribbons would be beautiful if they were clean. Every chair at our table was soiled and gave me the shibbee geebees. I covered mine with a sarong I happened to have with me. The restroom was the biggest disappointment. I understand the local plumbing system requires toilet paper to be disposed of in trash bins, but those trash bins need to be emptied frequently. The odor was overwhelming. I literally had to hold my tummy to avoid vomiting. Overall, I truly wanted to love this experience because there were several things the restaurant got right: outstanding service, great live music, excellent fresh tortillas, and delicious chips and salsa. Right now, the service is carrying the meal, and that's simply not enough for me to make a return trip. "When you're known for lobster, the lobster has to be the star."

Visited Siete Mares on 3/22/25 after our original plan to eat at Ortega's fell through (they only…read moreaccept cash, and the nearest ATM had outrageous fees--over $50!). Luckily, Siete Mares was a solid backup option. The restaurant has three floors, each with a different vibe. The first floor is quiet and relaxed, the second floor is pretty hot with no open windows for fresh air, and the top floor has a norteño band that sounds amazing but is super loud--definitely not the best for conversation. My family chose to sit on the bottom floor, where we enjoyed a nice cool breeze and a great ocean view. There's a small outdoor balcony, but it's only big enough for small groups. I started with a strawberry margarita, which was just okay--not much flavor. Then I tried a michelada with Dos XX beer and a Tajín-rimmed glass, and it was delicious! Definitely the better choice. For food, we had the lobster, stuffed shrimp, breaded shrimp, carne asada quesadilla, and rice with beans. Everything was decent, but nothing really stood out as amazing. What really made the experience enjoyable was the great service! The staff was super attentive and made sure we were taken care of the entire time. Overall, it was a good experience, especially with the ocean view. I'd come back to have a michelada and listen to the Norteño band.

The service was excellent. They were very fast in taking our order and giving us our drinks and…read morefood. The food was delicious. I just got a dozen oysters and a bucket of beer. The oysters were so fresh. They catch them daily. The deck view is amazing. It's so relaxing hearing the waves crash. Mariachi players do come out and play for you, but you have to tip them per song. The restrooms are very tight.

I almost always visit Sin Fronteras when I'm in this part of Mexico mainly because of the view and…read morethe relaxing patio area. The beer is fine, a couple are really good and the rest are just fine, I can't remember off the top of my head which ones are my favorite. Anyway they now serve food and have different drink options so if beer isn't your thing you'll probably be able to find something here that you like. You can order your beer upstairs at the bar where they also have TVs, or side at the outside patio downstairs with the ocean view.

Alright, it has been since 2018 when I last reviewed this place so it's time for an update. Sin…read moreFronteras is just a true gem. And it has only gotten better with time. They now have food, wine, and liquor options. Add on the live music and that incredible view and you've got yourself a seriously great spot to enjoy a weekend afternoon! I'll definitely be back!

My man's been coming here for decades. Ricky is a sweetheart and has a great personality and laugh!!read more

The owner here is amazing so many good stories really good time would recommend to anybody in the…read morearea

Good place to be, the food was tasty and the service was kind, The Astillero beer was the best. The…read moreplace is comfortable to be, specially of you want to watch a match.

Had a great time recently here. Everything from the tastes of really good beers to a great dining…read moreexperience with a fusion of Mexican and Asian dishes. We had the Queso fundido, fresh oysters and Asian style New York steak it was to die for! The atmosphere is fun the vibe is casual yet high quality food would love to come back again

This small bar/restaurant will surprise you. They're hamburgers, fries and nachos are really good…read more Service was excellent as well. Only a few steps away from Puerto Nuevo Hotel.

We were stoked to find Score 33 on a recent trip to Rosarito! I had reached out to some locals to…read moreask about SPorts bars for watching the NASCAR race on Sunday afternoon and this was one of the recommendations. Although it's not the comfiest place to kick it for three and a half hours for a race, it was a really good experience, and the owner, Karen, is an AMAZING mixologist!!! There were six of us and we sat at the bar facing one TV she set up for us to watch the race on. There was one other group on the other side of the bar, about eight of them, I think. Everyone was eating and drinking and I, being the DD, was only allowed to have one drink per hour BOO. But, I made the most of it. Karen REALLY knows how to make an old fashioned and when I asked her to make one with her best Mezcal, she did and it was FABULOUS. My bestie, wanted a Mezcal cocktail, too and Karen made her one with apple and jalapeno that she loved. The boys drank giant beers. We also tried out some nachos, wings and my dad got a baked potato. The potato was the only disappointment in the experience because it was on the hard side, but otherwise, we had a fun afternoon and really enjoyed getting to know Karen. Its right next to Puerto Nuevo, so a nice place to have cocktails before your lobster dinner and ask Karen to make you something delicious. She really is awesome. Also, if you have some sports memorabilia you're letting go of, a donation helps this SPorts bar have a lot of fun decor to look at. They even have a front bumper of one of Joey Logano NASCAR Fords. Will DEFINITELY return and totally recommended.

The beer styles here are so unique and the flavor profiles were a lot of fun…read more We started with the Perro Del Mar India Pale Ale, which had a bright golden color with strong fruity and floral aromas. It had hoppy and citrus flavors and a finish that lingered on the palate. Next was the Harry Polanco Red Ale. This one had an intense copper color with caramel, hoppy and malty aromas. The flavor was full of malt and caramel with a strong bitterness and astringency that reminded me of an IPA. This ended up being my favorite of the three. We also tried the Foca Parlante Stout. It had a dark color with strong aromas of roasted coffee and caramel. The toasted malt and coffee flavors came through nicely. The view of the water from their location was amazing and it was fairly busy when we visited. I definitely want to come back and try the food next.

An opportunity to try all the possibilities. Difficult to find them in a shop and so this was a…read moregood idea Easy to find. Location is right on the coast Ordered the two flights; the regular offerings and the specials. 6in each flight 3oz for each