Wet Willy's of America has a spin off chain as of new, it's dirtier and the people start getting in…read morearound 10, by 12 it's packed, 50 peso bottled beer, fair for the area. Very safe, bar tenders are super nice, it's a stop on the strip worth taking just for the super strong alcoholic slushy.

I only went there once but the. Daquiris are delicious they had 10 flavors. And the place is cool…read more They have a. DJ. There and big mugs of beer service is good and good location downtown. Ensenada. Owner is a friend of mine. Tell ivan. Lenny sent you You be glad you stop by i give it. 4 stars there pizza served mostly finger food

There's nothing quite as exciting as visiting the bar where the margarita was invented! This…read morehistoric spot feels it with the dark wall paneling and original flooring and bar. It's very cozy and relaxing and it's neat to see Margaret, the inspiration behind the sink, still sitting at the bar via her photograph. The folks behind the bar were very accommodating to our large party from our cruise excursion. We got to sample the original margarita and it's definitely different than what we get in the states. I enjoyed it more than the stateside version honestly, it has more flavor and isn't as sweet. Definitely recommend checking this spot out!

This is a cool low-key bar hidden inside the cultural center. The cultural center used to be a…read morehotel decades ago and the bar is supposedly where the margarita was invented (named after the wife of the hotel owner or something like that). There's a great courtyard where you can just relax with your beverage of choice. You order your drink at the register and pay for it there. The you get a printed receipt which you give to a bartender who make ls your drink. A very efficient operation which I am sure makes getting drinks out go quickly when they're slammed. It was pretty dead the day I was here (Tuesday before. Thanksgiving), but I bet it gets pretty busy in the summer.

Cool spot with $.75 mescal shots. There are 4 small restaurants to choose from in this cozy patio…read morezone too

Hussong's Cantina is a living piece of Baja history. You don't come here for polish or trends --…read moreyou come for atmosphere, stories soaked into the walls, and cold beers served exactly the way they should be. This place feels authentic in the best sense: loud, lively, unpretentious, and timeless. Grab a beer, soak in the energy, and let the room do the talking. It's the kind of bar where generations have passed through, and it shows -- proudly. Friendly service, great vibes, and an unmistakable sense of place. If you're in Ensenada and want to experience something real, Hussong's isn't just a stop -- it's required.

Just okay. This is a true dive bar, complete with peanut shells on the floor and birds wandering…read morearound looking for snacks. The service wasn't great -- it honestly felt like we were bothering the bartender. We ordered a couple of beers, hung out for a bit, and then decided to leave and look for something better. There's also security at the door who pats you down before entering. The bar was pretty empty when we visited. Prices were average, but you can definitely find better ambiance and cheaper beers elsewhere. They also don't offer free Wi‑Fi. With so many other options in town, I'd recommend choosing a different spot.

There are so many places to go around Ensenada but Papas & Beer is the quintessential party place…read morearound. I have been coming here for over 4 decades since I was... hmmm around 16. It has changed but still the great party place. Because of that, prices are a little higher than some of the other local places but still, if you want to be in a party atmosphere, you have to come here for a little while at least. Along with beers and a couple of mixed drinks [simple stuff like Bacardi and Coke] we also had a guacamole made at our table. It was pretty good. Service was awesome and the music is so much fun. Hip Hop to Mariachi music, just a great vibe.

Finally gave into a tourist favorite and now I know why I always skipped it. Loud music, watered…read moredown drinks, and mid food. Due to the party vibe, you have to flag down a waiter. They're are two guys that go into the crowd, take people on stage, pour shots in their mouths, then flip them upside down. Entertaining to watch because of course they go for the largest people, mainly women. The shrimp tacos were not good to me. I left them on the table. The waiter told us how much our total was and added the tip himself. No bill. I don't like janky practices. I suggest you bring cash here. This place is something to do when you have time to kill or your first time in Ensenada.

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

Found this little gem when we were on our road trip to Ensenada for spring break! It's a must try!…read moreTheir beer is good, their food is even better and the ambiance is very comfortable. Iker, our server, gave excellent customer service and made some great recommendations. We tried their Sirena and Vieja beers and I think it's safe to say that you can't go wrong with whatever you try on their menu. Their ceviche verde and ceviche negro was fresh and amazing. Their sirloin beef burger patty is made in house and so tasty! My husband had the Rockefeller oysters and those were also very tasty! We will definitely be back for more on our next trip. How could I forget... their blueberry cheesecake & chocolate mousse dessert was also amazing!

what an awesome little spot just off to the side of the street. it sits on the corner of the side…read moreroad to which we turn in to get to Casa Encinares B&B. It's an outdoor wooden shack, no doors. we noticed it because there was a sign that said "beer" and we saw lots of people there. our host at the B&B told us we must try it before we leave, so we did. as soon as we sat down at the bar, a big tall gentleman came to greet us. he spoke perfect english and made some awesome recommendations. BF had a couple of beers (cant remember what they were, but i believe it was local), and because i wasn't planning on drinking more (we just got done with a small winery tasting tour), but Chris recommended i try the cocktiel de guayaba, its a bourbon cocktail with guava! It was only 40 pesos and if the owner recommends me.....why would i refuse? we were super hungry so we wanted something light and Chris recommended the pulpo ceviche (100 pesos). My drink was ridiculously tasty as i am a huge guava fan and the bourbon balances the sweetness of the guava with the liquor. the pulpo (octopus) ceviche was wonderful and delicious with just the right portion and served with thin tortilla chips. Chris was so kind and chatted with us almost the entire time we were there. i HIGHLY recommend stopping by here for a quick drink and light bite even if you are here to explore the wines in this wine country. my only mistake was that we came here after having drank so much already from visiting all the wineries!

Drinks are delicious not crazy expensive but I recommend getting the flaming shots. Service was…read moregreat but there is a cover charge to get in which is around $5.

Ordered a bucket of beer only wanted 5 and they gave us 10. Charged us $80. The ladies excuse is…read morewhen a ship docs their prices go up. I've never heard of 10 beers being $80.

This super modern craft beer and cocktail hub just opened about a month ago in Ensenada. It looks…read morelike they just picked it up off a corner in Encinitas really - and anyone easing into the Mexico scene or hopping off of a cruise ship will find it to be a win. One of the managers took me on a quick tour and the back patio is awesome. There is local art that is painted right onto the walls and it will rotate occasionally. The service was attentive and friendly - although I feel like the staff hovered a bit. Americans like you to check in on them often, but they don't want you to stand there and watch them the whole night long. We didn't stay for more than one week - but the boys in our group returned the next night and stayed till they closed! I heard over a hung over breakfast that they had a blast. Check it out! Hot and new.

Very fun local bar spot! The beer buckets are very well priced. Staff are all happy, great service.read more

So looking forward to go there i understand. Mexican navy goes there me as a veteran i like to go…read morethere to meet and greet the people there Feliz Navidad. To you all. Hope to go there. Saturday. Dec 19