They told us they had gluten free at least two folks and then later came to tell us no, they were…read moreout. Our friend had gluten allergies. The salad was good but a bit of inconvenience

This restaurant was recommended to us by a local so we decided to give it a try. The place is quite…read moresmall but they were able to accommodate our large party. Upon entering, we saw a worker preparing fresh pasta which was really nice. There weren't many people at the time but for some reason service was really slow. After ordering, it took almost an hour to receive our food. The food was tasty and perhaps because it was fresh, it took long to receive but an hour seems a bit excessive. Staff was friendly but not super attentive. Would recommend if not in a rush and looking to sit back for a while.

Delicious!! This is my second time here in La Paz and I…read morelove that this restaurant is literally right here located a few steps from my Hotel. It has a beautiful view of the ocean, the staff was friendly in explaining the dishes, they bring fresh bread with Olive oil, balsamic vinegar, cheese and chili. Reservations is how they can best seat you. I ordered the Tartufo which is a Tagliolini pasta with black Truffle sauce topped with black pepper and Parmesan cheese. If you want to add protein options of chicken or shrimp, it's extra $220 pesos. It was delicious. Definitely would come again.

This was our second time at this Italian restaurant. We loved it our first time so we were excited…read moreto come. We came on a Thursday at 7pm. Our waitress was sick and greeted us with food in her mouth and she visibly had a cold. The music was country and classic rock which didn't fit the vibe of the romantic setting. Last time we came the waiter brought us bread. This time we had to ask. The food was average. We had mushroom pasta, chocolate tart and a crème brûlée. The servers were behind the bar talking and eating food and then coming to our tables chewing said food. The view of the ocean at sunset was beautiful.

We happen to stumble across their restaurant and were invited in right away. The place is really…read morecute with a boho type vibe. Food was delicious! We shared 2 pizzas and the strawberry salad. I don't remember the names of the pizzas, but I'll add pictures below. Service was awesome and attentive the entire time we were there. We will definitely go back again whenever we're in La Paz.

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

Saw it on different dining platforms and went to it after a day of strolling La Paz! First,…read morebeautiful courtyard dining, reminded us of Spain and CDMX. The menu comes next and it takes awhile to read the whole thing. Wife went with the Fettucine Alfredo and I took on the lamb ravioli. I can honestly say, if not the best pasta, certainly up there on the platform. Oh, and we split the My Way Caesar, which is now the only way. Shout out to Christina the hostess who said we would not be disappointed! Spot on!

The food was great. The pizza with lobster was delicious. Service was great. I loved that the…read moreambiance was quiet and relaxing. The dishes were definitely different. Prices were average.

Margarita pizza was delicious! I also recommend the lemonade with mineral water! Service was…read morefriendly and attentive. Patio was peaceful.

I get that it's Mexico and service is typically slower but it took an hour to get out our…read moremargherita pizza and pasta when I was told it would take "35 minutes". Actually it was over an hour and there was only two other people in the entire restaurant that had already been served. When our appetizer was brought out the waiter literally grabbed my empty glass, moved it, and didn't take my empty glass away or offer me another beer which I thought was weird. We eventually had to walk up to the front to pay because our waiter never came back to receive our payment. The food was decent, but not good enough to wait an hour for it. I don't know if the waiter didn't care or if he was just really inexperienced. I would not recommend this place. There are many more restaurants that have better food and treat you better. They also charge 50 cents a box to take your food to go. After eating our appetizer that took 30 mins to get out we were not very hungry after we had to wait an hour for our main course. I would spend my money elsewhere.

Permanently closed. Went to find this place. Asked the locals and they told us it was closed for…read moregood. Building was abandoned.

The best thing about Camino Real is that they were open on New Year's Eve, even though there was…read moreflash floods throughout the city. Without them, I'm really not sure where we would have found to eat dinner, as we'd just arrived from out of town. We went and had a Greek salad, two pizza (speck and salami), a Greek salad and a couple of cocktails. The pizza is cooked in a wood-fired pizza oven and has great flavor and consistency. The cocktails were very tasty. My husband had the Calientito (red wine, ananas and cinnamon), and I had the Cucara Macara (mezcal, lemon, orange and ginger). Both were excellent. The servers were kind and attentive.

We so expected to love this place, but were very disappointed. The veggies in the grilled veggie…read moresalad were burnt to a crisp, and when I asked for it to be fixed, they only brought the mushrooms. So I didn't actually get to eat the asparagus or zucchini. And there was almost no dressing on it. The ravioli were just OK. And the baked provolone dish was not at all balanced. Way too salty. They were extremely busy and did not have enough servers. As a result, the servers were rushing all over the place and created a hyper vibe. It was not a relaxed meal at all.

Surprised by some of the reviews, and we have only been once so maybe we got lucky. My wife…read moreordered a custom pasta dish, with limited Spanish language skills we weren't sure what to expect. But she grew up with Italian family and said it was the best pasta she has ever had. I loved the pizza it was thin hand made fired pizza. But her pasta was outstanding. Service was a little slow, but who cares we're not in a hurry. If it was not for the pasta I would have given it 4-stars, but we'll deserved 5-stars.

Food was good , price was high , if you ain't white or a Snob who lives here you will be annoyed of…read morethe ambiance , views were cool though . If you like over rated touristy places that feels nothing like La Paz vibes this is the spot . Gonna give 5 stars anyway dont want to take away the hard work from the owners and staff place is good Ngl, just the ppl it attracts brings down the experience including atmosphere like music and vibes . Stuck up status lovers who need there egos stroked

This restaurant does prefer reservations but we were able to walk in and be sat at the bar as there…read morewas a TV to watch the World Cup game. Beautiful sunset views right on the water! There is a pier with a few tables set up although I didn't see anyone at them while we were there. A wood fired oven made the restaurant smell amazing. We had the Caesar salad as an appetizer. For entrees we tried the Alfredo pasta with lobster and the Marrocan style shrimp-- both were amazing and so filling! We were too full for dessert but they were advertising gelato that looked delicious. Highly recommend!