Wow! Great food and ambiance!…read more We went here on a Saturday for lunch and the food was delish. I know most people talk about the food, so you can catch up on that in the other reviews but damn the wines they had on offer and the mezcal was damn amazing. I had the eclipse wine and for those wanting something fruit forward, this is it! I can't remember the mescal I had, but they offered it with fried crickets and orange slices!

If you're heading out to Valle, Finca Altozano is an absolute must-stop for both the food and the…read moreexperience. The setting alone is worth the visit wide open views, rustic-modern design, and so many photo worthy spots you'll find yourself snapping pictures all throughout your visit. Whether it's the hillside views, the outdoor seating, or the golden hour lighting, this place is made for unforgettable moments. Now the food... incredible. Th ecachete is packed with flavor and cooked perfectly, and the pulpo is hands down one of the best I've had tender, smoky, and seasoned just right. Every dish feels thoughtfully prepared and elevated without losing that Baja charm. The drinks also deserve a shoutout great mixed drinks that are refreshing, well-balanced, and perfect to sip while taking in the views. Overall, Finca Altozano delivers on all fronts: amazing food, killer drinks, and a beautiful atmosphere with plenty of photo ops. Definitely a 5-star experience and a spot I'll keep coming back to

The atmosphere is casual and relaxed. The service is great and personal and the food was…read moreoutstanding! We had the tasting of 5 courses and each one was better than the previous. Super fresh food and home grown vegetables. The clam was delicious and so was the fish. If you are in El Valle, you have to visit!

10 stars! People of Reddit said this was a must try in Ensanada. They weren't lying. I already want…read moreto go back for more! We got to the cart right when they opened. We were able to watch Doña Sabina and team prepare the fresh seafood for the day. We honestly didn't know which tostadas to pick.. so we went with the Top 3. I don't think any would be a bad choice. It was a perfect bite each time! We had no idea what's in the Singapur but damn that was delicious! No Reservations: Season 8, Episode 7 RIP Anthony Bourdain

La Guerrerense is an absolute Ensenada classic and lives up to all the hype. The tostadas are…read moreincredible--fresh, bold, and packed with flavor. Every bite is perfectly balanced and clearly made with care and experience. It's easy to see why this spot is so well known and why Anthony Bourdain put it on the map. Simple, authentic street food done at the highest level. A must-visit in Ensenada and one of the best food experiences you can have there.

The fish taco and the ceviche was so so good. They also have…read moreasada and adobada, we went to valle and did not have a reservation to have dinner and this was an excellent spontaneous choice. Oscar the owner personally received us and brought us the best personalized service.

Delicious fish and carne asada tacos. When we got there, there wasn't anyone else there so we were…read morea bit hesitant but the place is beautiful. Very nice outdoor space with plenty of seating and our waitress was very friendly. The tacos (and sauces) were extremely fresh and delicious. They were perfect. The prices were also really cheap! I spent less than $10 on 4 tacos and two drinks. For the quality and freshness of the food, worth every penny! So good we're planning on going back tomorrow for more! Highly recommended if you're in the area!

Good place for a quick breakfast or lunch. Outside seating so you might be hot or cold depending…read moreon the time of day. Food was good, nice portions, and good service. Imagine going to an Olive Garden. Does the job.

The water and waitress are so sweet. Ordered the fruit as an appetizer and it came with honey. The…read morehoney was so delicious. The molcajete was so good. I added the option of chicken l. Highly recommed.

Las Brisas tiene unos platos con la pesca más fresca de Nuevo Puerto y meseros muy amables. For…read morethose who don't speak spanish, Las Brisas has the freshest sea food and best staff. Pro tip-- add some of the salsa negra from your oyster plate to your favorite beer with lime and a dash a salt.

Very very good!! Best Lobster, and beans I've had in a long long time…read more. Three lobster tails, beans, soup, homemade tortillas, rice, and two beers for 50 bucks Can't beat that.. and NO WAIT

Bread crisps with 3 sauces the least spicy has tuna in it. A smoky one with some heat and a another…read morea bit hotter. Good sauces. Burrito suckling pig $6.50 each that are about 4x1.5 inches so 2 make a nice smaller meal. Good flavor, not much filling. The sauces listed above went well. Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon blend. Good with the meal $33. Two others with me liked their food also. Wife had a steak and a duck taco. The duck one was very good and steak was a bit fatty and spicy for her. So overall good food at a reasonable prices. Service was fine.

The ambiance is very nice and relaxing except in 117 degree heat! They have fans but you can't…read morereally feel it. The service and food are not up to par! The service is very lacking! The pesto was a mouth full of oil! The octopus dish has no taste just chewy / rubberish when you bite it. The pork is not favorable. We were quite disappointed. The sangria is the only thing that we enjoyed.

Came here on a whim after looking at local wineries immediately where we had just gone wine…read moretasting, and I have to say that this was one of the best and more personal wine tasting I've ever had in the Valle de Guadalupe. The professionalism and charisma of the lady who took care of us was exceptional and we cannot commend how great of an experience it was from the moment we arrived to the moment we departed. Because it was the day after Christmas and off-season, it wasn't busy in general for most of the wineries, so coming here was quite the treat because we nearly had the entire terrace to ourselves for the majority of our time there. The pairings consisted of mostly white ones with one of the white wines tasting like a red wine (close your eyes). She did an amazing job of explaining the stories and context behind each wine and the owner and his impressions of everything. We also got a charcuterie board that had probably some of the most fresh and tastiest cheese I've ever had. The two different breads with the olive oil really hit the spot. I was so amazed from this place giving its more rural location and that it is hidden. Please note that we paid a decent amount here. I think after the wine tastings for the both of us and the charcuterie board plus the purchasing of 3 or 4 bottles, the total was about $150 USD. Worth every penny! I'd definitely recommend this spot to others

Great views but the outdoor patio is pretty small so only 2 parties can sit there. Wines tend to be…read moreon the sweeter side so if you only like dry wines then you might not find something you like.

Fauna is hands-down one of the best dining experiences I've had in Valle de Guadalupe, and I don't…read moresay that lightly. Tucked into the Bruma wine resort, this place lives up to every bit of its acclaim. YOU CAN BELIEVE THE HYPE. ILL ALLOW IT THIS ONE TIME CABRONES It's tucked right into the wine resort in Valle de Guadalupe, and from the moment you arrive, you can tell this isn't your typical dinner spot. One thing worth mentioning: the seating is communal, dining hall-style, so you'll likely be sharing a table with strangers. I know that's not for everyone, but honestly, it added to the charm for me. There's a relaxed, social energy to the whole place that fits the vibe of the valley. While you wait for your table, there's a beautiful little garden to wander through, plus no shortage of picture-perfect spots around the property. The views out over the winery and valley are genuinely breathtaking -- worth showing up early just to soak it in. Food-wise, I've done both the tasting menu and à la carte on separate visits, and both were exquisite. If I'm being honest, the tasting menu edges out slightly -- it's a full journey through what the kitchen does best, and every course felt thoughtful and precise. À la carte is a great option too if you want more control over your meal, but for a first visit, go with the tasting menu. Negatives: Other than this one server being a bit of a pinche mamon I don't have anything foul to say about this establishment. I also won't mention their name because I'm not a culero (something that individual should adopt himself, ubícate wey) makes no sense to not be welcoming and / or professional at an establishment like this. Not a good look dude. Anyways, Grab a glass of local wine or equally magnificent local cerveza, enjoy the scenery, and settle in: this is one of the best meals you'll have in not just Baja but literally in all of Latin America.

Loved,Loved this place! It's a must try when you go to Valle de Guadalupe l. The food is absolutely…read moreamazing. We went for my birthday and tried a variety of foods all were spectacular. Some included: molleja with kale, octopus, oysters, wagyu sopes, and some drinks. The drinks were also great from the espresso martini and guava margarita. Chef kiss honestly! The ambiance is also great but remember reservations are a must!! Service was exceptional, I literally dropped some amount of sauce on my plate mat and they were cleaning it up within minutes. Food is quick to come out, like they knew what we were going to order. Highly recommend this!!

This place was not on our itinerary, but we had some extra time in our day on our wine tasting…read moreroute, so we stopped by hear because a friend recommended it to us. I wouldn't consider this a winery, more like they serve a bunch of different wines from the wineries. The space: is large and open. Plenty of seating. There was a cute little jewelry stand too that the girls bought earrings from. We ordered: - octopus ceviche - clam ceviche - a bottle of wine - tacos The ceviche was delicious, the people were friendly, and we enjoyed the bottle of wine!

Another gorgeous winery! Their wall of wins is very impressive, very massive and towering…read more Unfortunately we came here at night, and most of the areas were dark. And it was extremely cold since its very open aired. But they were nice to bring us heat lamps. We got their house sangria pitcher, it tasted good, but it tasted more like fruit soda rather than wine. Clam Ceviche This seemed like a popular item, but honeslty the clam was too dry and overcooked and no flavor. (I don't recall the names of the other items and didn't take a picture of the menu, nor can I find a menu online, so here it goes...) Tuna Toastada This was okay, fish didn't seem that fresh, not much flavor as well. Grilled Pork + Beans and Sides The meat was very tasty, nice mixture of shredded meat and fatty skin. I tried a bite of the steak, was okay too. Overall, food and drinks are okay. Would like to see this place in the daytime.