Super good spot with water views, surprising delicious. Great tortillas, popular local spotread more

So nice first thing Sunday morning. Order 3 burritos and they accommodated me with a reasonable…read morerequest. Perfect tight rolled, crisped burritos. Like sucking down a Cuban cigar with a healthy does of red sauce. Might be a big boned teenage boy watching you there. He is just supervising it's cool. Get over any weird shit in your own head!

Delicious chicken. Good drinks great service. Outdoor seating was available which we took advantage…read moreof. Pricing was moderate but very reasonable we enjoyed the chicken served with mashed potatoes gravy coleslaw and garlic bread. guacamole served with chips. Would not mind enjoying this chicken any day of the week it was amazing.

The staff are very friendly. Especially Senor Enrique who is happy to share with everybody about…read morethe history of Sta Rosalia. I would recommend this place for a nice meal and accommodation. Good location too.

Yes, Virginia, there is a sushi restaurant in Santa Rosalia- and it's of high quality, too…read more Definitely worth leaving the main highway to eat here. While many dishes are modified for the Mexican palate, they are all tasty. Good value for money, too- most rolls are around 100 pesos (US$6) and usually have at least 8 pieces.

Was a great place. The local "powers that be" forced this place to close. The owners were given…read morenotice to vacate & the buildings were RAZED. No reason given. Stealing could be understood as a motive, but no. This was only destruction. Think twice before spending your hard earned dollars on Mexican property. This has happened countless times in the area. You don't have real property rights & ownership, with immutable, enforceable foreign ownership laws. Besides pointless destruction such as this, many Muleginias have made their fortunes off a gullible gringo, who lost everything they invested, to a remorseless liar. Renting is cheaper. Hang out a few years & learn who to trust. Not everyone that 'helps' you is your friend.

This place is a beauty, literally untouched, unknown, rare beauty.. Butch greeted me on my arrival…read more,I was looking for gas ..being I didn't have a destination, other than to see where the road led me . There's not any signs so thought I'd stop first chance I got . The Beach from a distance looked like heaven so thought I'd stop even just to take a quick photo & boy am I glad,it is even better up close ,couldn't take my eyes off of it .. I got myself a shot to calm my nerves along with some lunch & some great conversations..., Ps If you are in Loreto take note that no matter what road you take you will end up in paradise. #Loretolover

I don't think it's open anymore. But family run business. That was just freaking fabulous. Yummy…read morefood. Nice location to stop on a the road trip up or down The Peninsula.

Solid 4+ stars. Booked via a walk-in, so very last second and just a 1 night stay. Happy they…read moreaccept pets as well because we were driving home to the Los Cabos area from Oregon and hadn't slept in a bed or showered for a few days. Great shower pressure with hot water (it was updated), clean room (although a bit dated with the bedspread), excellent on-site restaurant/bar too. Everyone was extremly friendly. Great views, cute vibe, classy-vintageish building, great location and price was A++++! Also includes a continental breakfast. Def will return. Such a fun town!

Ok...well we stayed here as one of our friends on our road trip was on a super budget. I'm giving 1…read morestar because it was cheap as advertised, and one star because it was clean and had hot showers! The room was $800 pesos which is about $40 so it's really cheap. Now the room was clean and the water is hot so that is nice. The beds are incredibly uncomfortable, and there is 1 very thin shear on the beds. There are small blankets on the shelf, but they are extremely thin! No heat or A/C. The window curtains are so thin they block nothing except someone seeing you naked. That's fine except the exterior lights of the property are extremely bright. That's great for security of your vehicle but not good for a restful nights sleep. The water has incredible pressure and was quite hot. The shower does not drain well! The bathroom ran out of toilet paper before the morning and there was just 1 woman and 1 man in our room. So max 2-3 bathroom uses before it ran out. No extra in the room! Luckily we travel a lot on the road so we had some in the truck! The towels were quite stained and discolored despite smelling laundered. This hotel is sandwiched between 2 major highway roads so it's very loud. There are full RV hook-ups so if you come in your own camper you will get power & water. The WiFi is a joke! It doesn't work. Seriously it couldn't even load my kindle book. It was better to use the very slow Mexican cell service. All in all, you get what you pay for, a very sub par place to sleep. Now on to the restaurant... eeek! Avoid at all costs! First all 3 of our margaritas arrived with ants floating in them. Yes I said that 3 people 3 margaritas with ants! The margaritas were very artificial and sweet. Not very good, too much salt! I ordered the loaded nachos... vomit! They arrived not loaded but rather smothered in beans that looked akin to diarrhea, with some cheese, and some over cooked day old meat on top. These were by far and large the worst nachos I have ever eaten! They were putridly salty as well! Awful. The carbs asada tacos were so plain. Just tortillas with meat in them. No sauce, no onion, no cilantro, nada! Again very salty dry meat! The third person ordered the most expensive meal which was the seafood platter. It arrived a solid 20 minutes after the nachos and tacos. He seemed to like it, but did say it was quite salty! Overall I would NOT recommend this place for food or lodging! Keep driving into San Ignacio where there were much nicer places to stay and eat, or go to Santa Rosalía!

We decided to stray from the center of town and ended up at the Rice and Beans restaurant. Good…read morechoice. Friendly staff, good service. Lots of Baja racing memorabilia throughout the bar and seating area. Three drinks,(very good margaritas), two entrees, chips and salsa were reasonably priced. Roomy interior and plenty of parking. San Ignacio is charming. Rice and Beans accented our stay there.

Excellent ceviche but know that the restaurant is now called Nomadicos. Very friendly and they…read moreaccept credit cards

The food and ambience was so good that we came back a second time during our trip. Love the…read moreatmosphere, the two ladies who run the place are so sweet and accommodating. Also, they have real lattes here. No premixed sugar packets. Their menu changes daily, everything is good.

Great service , yummy margaritas! Try the potato rellanos, so good. Super cute place greatread more

Es el mejor restaurante en Muleje y el servicio muy bueno , precios justos el lugar está muy…read moreagradable..

What a wonderful dinner experience we all had, after a spectacular day of nearby whale watching…read more Having a great time with our whale watching driver, Felipe, I asked him to recommend a place in town that dished up some good seafood. He recommended Ballenas (Spanish for Whales). Liking the name and location, but most importantly because a local recommended it, I told the nice gal inside to expect 6 of us for dinner at 8pm for an outside table. I asked if they served Negra Modelo, as I'm not a fan of the watered down alternatives. She said no and I expressed disappointment, but figured that for a night it wouldn't be a big deal. We arrive at 8pm and I sit down with my friends. Next thing I know, the gal from earlier in the day, walks over and hands me a nice cold Negra Modelo!!! She said they didn't want to disappoint us, so they went out and bought a 12 pack just for us!!! Now that's what I call first class customer service. We order. We drink. We munch on copious amounts of chips and delicious homemade salsa. We drink some more. We laugh. We interact with other local patrons and locals in the street. We're having a good time. We watch what appears to be an entire family, cooking and working together in their little, makeshift and chaotically organized kitchen emitting yummy aromas of seafood and lots of garlic, all the while smiling as we chit chat with them and take some pictures. The food is served and is is absolutely DELICIOUS!!!!!!!!! The servers are happy to hear this. I ask to speak with the rest of the staff and find out that the main cook is the wife of Felipe, the guy that recommended the place. We all have a good laugh and share lots of hugs for such an enjoyable and memorable experience. We tell them that we will share this experience and that we will come back soon. I for one, intend to keep that promise in October. Good times in Baja!!!