Good coconuts. I recommend you come here if you're…read moretraveling. It's the first time I ever had green coconuts, and it is such a beautiful area too. https://www.facebook.com/pg/CocosPinasElTerraplen/about/?ref=page_internal

Deliciosos escabeches, el ceviche de atún y sierra super recomendados, todo super fresco!read more

Cold, hot and delicious seafood. Take out or dine in. They will definitely take care of you here!read more

The organic farmers market…read more Great things to be found here! Fresh grown and harvested Produce, Fresh made Bakery items, Local Produced Charcuterie, Cheeses, Arts, Crafts & Fresh locally grown roasted coffee. If you are hungry while you there you are in luck because of the Bbq homemade sausages on fresh baked rolls or other cured meats, muffins, pasties & squeezed juices and much more. Buen provecho

A nice tourist destination with gorgeous beaches and shopping areas. The town is authentic Mexico…read morebut could use graffiti removal, sidewalk repairs and cleaning. The water is somewhat clear in many areas along the coastline where you can see fish and other sea life. The people are very humble and kind and there are many different types of structures from nice to abandoned and ruins. A must see destination and the shopping area has many top retail stores and they even have a Sears Department store. Recommended

We had an excellent experience at Las Tres Virgenes! The…read moreambience was lovely; and the food was delicious. I had the Caesar salad, and chicken parmigiana. My husband had the lasagna. Both were huge portions...each was enough for two people to share.

The food was the best we had on our 4 day trip , service was incredible and so friendly. The…read moreambiance was beautiful and romantic. We ordered the fish tacos as an appetizer . My main dish was the chicken mole tacos with rice and I fell in love with the flavors. They really make things with love .

This is a very cozy and hip coffee shop a la Europe. The croissants are amazing and very authentic…read more There is also plenty of other great breakfast items on the menu. They got a variety of different coffee beverages. Bread and pastries are available to go.

Ah, Dulce Romero. Came for a cold IPA and a taro. stayed for the emotional rollercoaster that was…read moreSilvia, the visual artist - and Pillow Thief of La Paz. There I was--IPA in hand, vibing to music so good I considered quitting my job to become a playlist curator. Life was good... until Silvia strutted in like she owned the place. She locked eyes with my bench pillow--and within seconds, it was gone. Poof. Like a stylish, middle-aged magician fueled by tea and audacity. The taro? Mid, but it didn't steal from me. The IPA? Delicious--if only it could've warned me about Silvia. The music? Bumping--probably what distracted me during the heist. So yes, I recommend Dulce Romero. Just don't get too attached to the furniture. If Silvia's in the building, no cushion is safe.

Well this farmers market does have some souvenirs, clothes, T-shirts and stuff for tourists it is…read moremostly food, groceries, and all kinds of miscellaneous stuff sold by locals. I did not put pictures up of the meat market section. I don't recommend you buy your meat there, but there are some fresh fish for sale. If you want a glimpse of local culture, this is it.

I've been to bigger and better markets in South America and I'm sure there are bigger and better…read moremarkets in Mexico. This is a friendly local market with the usual crowd: older ladies hawking wares, several stands selling licuados, meat and fish vendors, one snack/sweets shop with spices, and several miscellaneous vendors selling everything from children's guitars to huaraches. But nothing held my interest here, and I left empty handed other than a papaya licuado. Near the entrance of the market is a food court of sorts with several vendors selling traditional meals. It was a good place to stop for chilaquiles and menudo.

Stopped in at 14:00 on a Sunday. There was a full menu. We chose sea bass and a lamb terrine. The…read morebread basket had three types of bread though they were superfluous since the gourmet entrees came with three vegetables superbly seasoned and cooked and an appropriate starch. Would eat here weekly if we lived in La Paz

Mother's Day at 6:30pm. We ordered a Pina colada. It was watered down and had no flavor. Waiter…read moreappeared crabby but was attentive. The risotto octopus and lamb ravioli were average. Our meal was over $100 dollars with tip. We will never return. The waiter finally smiled after he got his tip.

Very nice place just 2 blocks away from the Malecon. They make wood fired pizza, fresh in house…read morepasta, different kids of hamburgers, and salads. Prices are reasonable. They have maracuya (passion fruit) agua Fresca that was delicious. We ordered the carne pizza and an orange salad. Both were delicious. The pizza crust was very thin, I I like it! Salad was fresh but dressing was a tad too sweet for my taste. I like the orange segments and dried fruit. Service was friendly with some English understanding. Restaurant was clean and about 15ish tables. My only issue was that it took a while for the pizza. But in Mexico, I'm learning to appreciate the pace. It's just hard to wait too long when I'm hungry

Walked out spiritually bonded to a pesto pizza. That thing was wood-fired perfection--I would leave…read moremy family for it. Chili oil on pizza? Didn't know I needed it, now I want it in my will. The boloñese pasta was there. It happened. Like background music at a dentist's office. Patio was breezy. Fans worked harder than most interns. The bar is small but serviceable, kind of like that one friend who doesn't say much but always brings chips to the party.

I had the animal fries and the 2 tacos tacoquisa? omg! delicious! I'm going again tonight just for…read morefries n a mole taco!.Service was awesome and I sat on the side walk. Loved it

Food was good, service was good. Location is really good but ambiance is OK. It's worth a shot…read more They have a different take on tacos. It's not your classic Mexican food. Cheese and bacon quesadilla was great. Oysters were fresh. Drinks are pretty strong.

I dream about their breakfast. Very sweet, sort of hidden gem in La Ventana. Everything tastes so…read morefresh, is colourful with bountiful portions. My fave are the waffles with chocolate chips and the chai latte. It's my fave spot to visit in LV. Highly recommend

Food was good, but had to wait two hours for breakfast. We waited patiently and after an hour they…read morefinally came with our smoothies. After 90 minutes they asked us what we ordered again. Once the food came we ate, paid, and left never to return.