This is a touristy spot, but you wont find seafood tostadas much better than this place. Its a must…read morego to spot any time I'm in ensenada. They have a bunch of different salsas to top your food, and the service is great. Must try

This place is SO good and lives up to the hype. It's a food stand outside that doesn't have tables…read morebut there are a few benches next to it that you can eat at. They accept cash and card. I had the Singapur Tostada for $180 MXN and it was loaded with tons of fresh seafood. The star was the Smoked Marlin tostada for $50 MXN -- it was so flavorful and fresh! Don't miss the salsas located to the left of the stand. I didn't see that and one of the employees was so kind and help dress up my tostadas to my spice preference. Also make sure to get the horchata, as it was the best I've ever had! It was sweet, creamy, and spiced well. This place is in my top 10 favorite bites of all time, it's so simple but so good.

Tio Toño is a food cart at the corner of Blvd. Lazaro Cardenas (Highway 1) and Calle Diamante, four…read moreblocks down from the Civic Center and Riviera Hotel (very close to where the cruise ships dock) and sort of across the street from Mr. Pampas restaurant. We come to Ensenada to race the Baja 1000 and make at least two trips to Tio Toño's cart during our stay. I highly recommend the ceviche and another dish he bakes in a big clam shell on a toaster oven sitting on the tailgate of his white truck. Seating is plastic chairs under a 10x10 easy up, but you won't care because the food is so good. If you try it (and I hope you do) tell him Desert Dingo Racing sent you. Truth in advertising: Tio Toño's cousin Carlos is one of our chase truck drivers.

Super delicious... we have been coming to Ensenada for about 10 years now about 4-5 times each year…read moreand this place is a must stop... always delicious, fresh, and clean. We love it!

This is a must-stop for those disembarking in Ensenada from a cruise! It's about a 10 minute walk…read morefrom the port. If I recall correctly, there was a line on each side of the tiny stand to separate the ceviche menu and the fish menu (I would triple check with the staff which line you're standing in before you start your 30 minute wait!). They accept both cash and card, and you'll find both locals and tourists in line. That's when you know it's good :) The best, freshest seafood I had my entire trip. I visited in June, so I think the summer vacation folks made it more crowded but I promise it's worth it! There was a sauce table where many customers were pouring from different bottles onto their orders, and I wish I had the courage to try them lol. If you're adventurous with spice, I would go for it! I found the ceviche completely fine without anything extra, and I was able to bring it back to the ship to take my time enjoying.

Best ever sea food, so so fresh! and the customer 5 starts ! vert attentive and they give u a lot…read moreof food

I just ate fish tacos at another taco stand but just had to run across the street to try these…read moreamazing tacos. Good God they are awesome! Juicy, tender and full of flavor. I just happened to walk up as the guy was pulling the head meat from the skull. Are you serious? Who gets that lucky? It was more than excellent! I know Ensenada has a thousand taco carts that you can choose from but I will go out of my way just to have a couple of these beauties. DELICIOSO!

We got a quessabiria and it was really delicious. They packed it with meat and cheese. They are a…read moresmall stand with one table so if they're busy you might have to eat standing up.

I visited the Ensenada Cruiseport Village in Ensenada, México [Teniente Azueta 224] on Monday,…read more05/18/26. This port was a stop for the Carnival Cruise Line (Ship - Carnival Radiance) to explore Ensenada. Upon arrival, disembarking from the cruise ship was easy. Guests were able to walk directly off the ship with the crossing bridge. At the port, I was pleased with the couple of offerings with the vibrant 'Ensenada' signs for photo-worthy pictures. The waterfront area offered decent views, with a plethora of boats and many plants ashore. The port itself was easy to navigate through but it was a bit of a walk into Ensenada. When walking into the city, there were a bunch of street-based food/merchandise vendors, restaurants, convenience stores, and local businesses nearby. Overall, the cruise port allows the opportunity to venture around Ensenada, Mexico for shopping, dining, sightseeing and so much more. Ensenada provided an adequate exploration experience. Much appreciation to Carnival Cruise Lines for bringing guests here while on the cruise vacation to experience the Mexican culture.

Very efficient customs. Very secure. There's not much to do at the port itself, but it does have a…read moresign that is perfect for selfies. It looks like there is space for some sort of market to be opened at times, but I've never seen anyone selling items within the port itself. The sea lions at the edge are fun to watch.... as are the sea gulls that circle the ships looking for easy treats.

First time visiting TJ in years and it was so much fun! I love a good food market hall, and I had…read moreno idea Telefónica even existed. It reminds me of some of the big food halls in Los Angeles (Grand Central Market, Haven City, etc.) packed with delicious food and beverage options. Just a quick Uber ride from the border and you can be munching on fresh ceviche and savoring an ice cold glass of house-made sangria. That's exactly what we ordered! I appreciated the option for indoor or outdoor seating. Since it was an extremely hot and humid day, we opted to sit inside, where the fans were a lifesaver. We ordered drinks at the bar inside and then picked up food from one of the several vendors outside. The staff was welcoming and checked on us several times, even offering our group a large table upstairs, which was a considerate touch. From coffee to pastries, sweets, snacks, wine, beer, seafood, pizza, and everything in between, Telefónica is a great way to start or end your day in TJ. Highly recommend checking it out if you're in town!

This place is amazing. Disregard any bad reviews that you may see…read more the truth is they have so many different types of food here, the biggest problem is deciding which one you want to eat. My advice, take a cheap UBER instead of driving as parking is not fast. When you arrive take a walk though quickly to get a lay of the land and see what the options are. Maybe grab a michelada on the way in since the bar is right there. I'd pick one or 2 or 3 places to try as long as what you order fits together. the last thing you'd want to eat would be a taco and a hot dog. BE MINDFUL: Realize you are in Mexico. This place wasn't really made for tourists, it's more of a local spot and it's pretty safe. That being said they don't usually care too much about dealing with complaints. Take breath a little bit Karen and enjoy the experience. The tables are open seating, so maybe while you grab food, send your friend to find a table. they also had a cat there that was so chill and wanted to be pet.