Our tour company, Baja Wine & Dine, set up our wine tasting in the cava with a winery tour. Our…read morehostess was Elly and she was awesome. So sweet and her English was great too. We started in their cozy tasting room with a nice pour of Sauvignon Blanc. We then made our way through down to the beautiful cellar and private tasting room. This is a beautiful vineyard. We only had 2 hours here. I wish we had more time to enjoy walking around their grounds. We requested a Nebiolo and she was able to make it happen. I really like their grenache rosé and their Nebiolo blend.

We found Don Tomás from our ATV guide Sergio from Off Road Tours and we really loved the property…read more The next time we came to the Valle we booked here and stayed in the cabin with the glass roof. It's a very romantic cabin, too bad the weather didn't help us as it was cloudy at night, but we enjoyed it regardless. We enjoyed the wines here as well as the food. The restaurant Surgencia is delicious. If you like pork the tamarind ribs are delicious, but honestly you won't go wrong with any of the dishes. Chef Eduardo is simply amazing and he takes care of the diners making sure everything is perfect for you. The staff are all that way as well, you can tell they care about the customers and take great pride in their work. We will be back!!!

We went in a Friday night with our daughter and it wasn't busy at all, they let us choose where to…read moresit. Our waiter was great, he gave a lot of great recommendations as far as beer and how to eat the oysters. My husband enjoyed his oysters with the sauces and his octopus tacos. My daughter just got the pizza which she enjoyed (loved that is was sourdough) and I just got some basic tacos wasn't too hungry. I also got the granizado con fresa! It was delicious ! After we ate we walked around for a bit and bought some beer at the store. It's a really nice place for pictures.

Our stay at Casa Frida in Valle de Guadalupe was a mixed experience. The biggest downside is the…read morelocation. It is very remote with very little nearby. You have to drive at least 5 miles just to find other restaurants or attractions, and it's about 14 miles to Ensenada if you want more options. The hotel only has one restaurant currently open, and while it was convenient, the food was overpriced for what it offered. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout our stay, which we appreciated. Unfortunately, the property itself felt a bit neglected. There were several maintenance issues, including a broken toilet paper holder and a broken shampoo/conditioner dispenser that wasn't replaced until the following day. The paint in the room didn't match in several areas, and overall it could use some upkeep. The pillows were very uncomfortable, and the property was extremely dusty, making it difficult to enjoy being outside, so we ended up staying indoors most of the time. We also booked a room advertised with a "valley view," but our view was mostly trees and a ditch, which was disappointing and not what we expected. On the positive side, the room itself was modern, clean, and nicely designed inside. With a few minor repairs and better maintenance, it could be an excellent place to stay. The hotel was also very quiet, which made for a peaceful atmosphere, although the room had great AC. Overall, I would rate Casa Frida 3 out of 5 stars. It has potential thanks to its friendly staff

This tiny strip mall has an amazing cheese and fresh bread shop. There are over 20 cheeses. Reminds…read moreme of a top chef experience. Look for the Tecate sign or else you will miss it! We got a kilo of cheese (about a half pound) fresh bread they sliced and a bottle of olive oil for around $16. My favorite cheeses are the hard with black olives and cremoso ramonetti.

Robert was the best!!!' He spent extra time with us and now I'm a tequila drinker. Couldn't stand…read moretequila before. Not just that but customer service was the A++++++. Down to earth didn't push sales.

If you're in the Ensenada area and looking for a place to pick a drink to take home I highly…read morerecommend you come here. The associate was highly knowledgeable on all the drinks they carry and specifically picked out two different ones for my partner and I. He was so patience and made sure we left satisfied with our purchase. Very friendly and helpful. The place is cozy but they sure do fit a lot of variety

We stopped here on a recommendation of a You Tuber who goes here regularly. Met Victor and he was…read morevery helpful. Prices are reasonable and it is conveniently located.

We go here every time we're in Ensenada. Victor gives tequila samples so you know what you're…read morebuying. Love that! No food or ambiance, just A great place to try sipping tequilas!

It's like having your own personal sommelier when you're in town. Thank you for sharing the local…read moreflavors - definitely be back! (Had a flight of reds - vino tinto.)

Mexican wines???? I first learned of them on our cruise ship as an excursion package. This place…read morewas not on that tour, we just stumbled upon it. It was a short walk from the ship. If you like wine, be sure to stop by. The owner is every friendly and knowledgable. We did the wine tasting and brought our 2 bottle limit back on the ship.

Great selection of inexpensive Tequilas and great quality. The gentleman working there was very…read moreknowledgeable about the products and even offered over the counter shots to try before you buy. Definitely a great experience.

SCAM. Angel let's you taste samples in the store and sends you home with TEQUILA BOTTLES FILLED…read moreWITH WATER. My bottles were also previously opened. Will be posting pics with an ABV tester to show there is very little alcohol in the "mezcal" bottles I bought. They are literally empty bottles filled with water and a bit of bad tequila. The caps don't match the bottles either. I didn't get to check this stuff until I got home because they wrapped the bottles for me to take back. Check out a real bottle of Jeronimo and see what the cap looks like.

The Don was in this visit. We were looking for a specific bottle. He went in the back amd brought…read moreout one that we almost left with. It wasn't the exact one so we utilized our willpower and held off. This is the spot for high grade, quality and hard to find bottles. it's a hidden gem and is the total vibe especially when you're having a tasting. The collection is in the back so you walk through a Mercado to get to the good stuff. No camera allowed in that area.

A trip down to Rosarito isn't complete unless you stop into Mercado Del Mar. It doesn't look like…read moremuch from the outside, but looks can be deceiving. It's a small specialty market with fresh fruit and desserts, various grocery items, and a deli for fresh sandwiches/food. The other side of the store is a large liquor store with a tasting area. They have hundreds of tequilas as well as hard to find specialty liquors, wines, and also less expensive varieties also. If you are looking for higher end tequilas, like 1942, you'll pay more than in the states but if you need help selecting comparable tequilas without additives, Nacho is the guy who will help you. He's the best! Every time I visit, he is always friendly and helpful. They have authentic and ceramic tequila bottles, which are so beautiful! They also have natural chocolate gifts and hand blown glass items for gifts. Check it out!

So glad they put a store out this way. This is a good Soriana grocery store-far better than the…read moreone in town but not near as good as the big store out on Reforma. The good: *Most of the fruit & veggies are pretty fresh. *Eggs are pretty fresh. *Have 2 frozen sections-one with seafood near produce; the other larger one with frozen meals, fruits and ice creams. *good breads & pastry area * regular isles have a good variety *deli area has good fried chicken and hot meals Check out is fast and all the workers are friendly. Lots of other stores nearby.

When we're in Ensenada and we can't make it all the way to Walmart, we come here. The prices are…read morevery competitive, but the quality is spotty. The groceries and meats and anything refrigerated is okay, but the produce is questionable. The watermelons were really cheap, and we soon found out why: it was spoiled rotten. The onions and citrus fruits were okay, as were the bananas, so maybe the watermelons were a fluke. At any rate, it was concerning. Maybe we're used to American ways of keeping food, but the flats of eggs were also not refrigerated. But my in-laws, who get fresh eggs locally in ELA, don't refrigerate their eggs right away also... must be an OG thing... However, for low prices and quick checkout for basic staples, this place is convenient. Just be sure to check your food, carefully...

Great experience as usual! First pit stop for lunch at the food truck…read more Love all the food options here specially torta de pato! Service is great and friendly service! Outdoor experience is amazing!

The second stop on our wine tasting tour of the Valle de Guadalupe and we enjoyed both wine and…read morelunch here. The arrachera (flank steak) sandwich was just what I needed to help soak up some of the wine. We also started our meal with a variety of appetizers.