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Todos Santos has many fine restaurants that vary from street-side taco stands to elegant sit down affairs. We have tried to include the types of food served, location and hours when possible. Please remember that the business scene is very fluid in Todos Santos. Restaurants come and go with great frequency. Most of the restaurants listed below have exhibited staying power in the past and hopefully will continue to thrive in the future. Also listed are a few new ones that we hope will stand the test of time. Also note that all businesses adjust their hours as the tourist season winds down and some will close for 2-8 weeks during the months of August through October. The print edition of El Calendario de Todos Santos has detailed information and up-to-date maps that will help you locate all the businesses and landmarks in town. Be sure to pick up the latest edition when you visit.
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Barajas Tacos / Happy Fish
Corner of Degollado & Cuauhtémoc Traditional Baja "fast food" in a clean location with a large selection of fresh salsas and condiments. Friendly service. Carnitas - fried pork, fish & shrimp tacos during the day, grilled beef and papas rellenas - stuffed potatoes at night. Open 8 a.m. - 12 p.m., closed Tuesday. |
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Café Brown Calle Militar & Hidalgo, in Misión del Pilar Plaza Gourmet coffees cappuccino and lattes, Mexican breakfasts, sandwiches homemade cakes, biscuits and croissants at good prices. Vegetarian choices too. Soft drinks, wine & beer. Books and magazines to read and share. Open daily 7 am - 9 pm. |
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Caffé Todos Santos Calle Centenario #33 Deli sandwiches, Mexican food, salads, homemade breads and pastries. Cappuccino, espresso, soft drinks, beer & wine. Open daily 7 am. - 9 pm. for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Monday 7 am. - 2 pm. |
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El Gusto! Restaurante In the Hotel La Posada La Poza The only restaurant on the beach in Todos Santos. Fine dining featuring Mexican and European cuisine. Fresh seafood, meat and vegetarian selections.Full bar. Reservations recommended. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. |
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Fonda El Zaguán Calle Juárez between Topete & Hidalgo Mexican seafood and vegetarian tacos. Quality food, reasonably priced. Unique papaya / mango relish. Good fish dishes and soup. Open for lunch and dinner. Closed Sunday. |
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Lonchería Karla Calle Militar across from the park Mexican breakfast and antojitos. Travel writer Joe Cummings' favorite spot for huevos rancheros. Opens at 6:30 a.m. for breakfast and lunch. |
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Los Adobes de Todos Santos Calle Hidalgo between Juárez & Militar Alta cocina Mexicana - fine regional Mexican cuisine served in a beautiful outdoor setting. Dine on seafood, steak or chicken dishes. Coffees and lattes. Full bar. Open Monday - Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sundays 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Visa/MasterCard accepted. |
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Los Pinos In the Park Calle Militar between Degollado & Zaragoza Large selection of ice cream. Fish, quesadillas, fajitas, hamburgers and snacks. Reasonably priced. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, closed Tuesday. |
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Mariscos Rickle Calle Degollado between Morelos & Zaragoza Shrimp, oyster, clam, octopus and scallop or cocktails, fish ceviche. Open daily. |
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Miguel's Restaurant Corner of Degollado & Rangel Traditional Mexican dishes like chiles rellenos, and seafood featuring fresh catch of the day. Fish tacos. Soft drinks and beer. Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner. |
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Restaurante Café Santa Fe Calle Centenario #4 For years people have come to Todos Santos just to dine at the Café Santa Fe. Fine Italian cuisine. Seafood, meats, homemade pastas. Full bar. Open for lunch and dinner, closed Tuesday. Visa / MasterCard accepted. |
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Restaurant Las Fuentes Corner of Degollado & Militar Large menu of traditional Mexican specialties. Seafood, meat and chicken dishes. Outdoor palapa. Full bar. Visa / MasterCard accepted. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. |
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Restaurant Mi Costa Calle Militar & Ocampo Mexican seafood and tacos. Delicious sopa de mariscos - seafood soup, fried fish and shrimp ceviche. Catering service available. Beer and soft drinks. Open daily for lunch and dinner. |
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Restaurant Santa Monica Calle Degollado & Militar Good selection of standard Mexican dishes and seafood. Economical. Full bar. Open daily 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. |
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Shut Up Frank's Calle Degollado & Rangel Sports bar and grill. Burgers, steaks, ribs, giant burritos, veggie burgers and veggie burritos. Full bar. Happy hour Monday - Friday 4 - 6 p.m. Open daily for lunch and dinner. |
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Suki's Calle Hidalgo b/t Rangel & Cuauhtémoc Thai, Japanese and Korean food served in a tropical garden. Lots of vegetarian choices, soups, spring rolls, Pad Thai. Soft drinks and imported teas. Open Tuesday - Saturday 4 pm..- 9 p.m. during high season. |
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Super Pollo Calle Degollado & Olachea Dine in or take out. Tasty charbroiled chicken - whole, half or combo meals; chicken flautas, pizza, grilled beef, hamburgers and turkey burgers. Open daily, lunch and dinner. |
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Tacos Chalako's Calle Juárez é Hidalgo Tender meat tacos at a reasonable prices. Saturday & Sunday - papas rellenas too. Musician Billy Girvan's favorite spot for meat tacos. Usually open 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 7 - 11:30 p.m. |
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Tres Hermanos Calle Márquez de León & Juárez Fish & shrimp tacos and tortas. Torta de pierna. Open most days for lunch. |
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Hot Dog Stands Hot dog vendors can be found on many street corners from sunset until around 11 p.m. They serve turkey dogs wrapped in bacon on steamed buns. (Ask for yours sin tocino to hold the bacon.) Toppings include mustard, catsup, tomato, onion, chile and crema. Some vendors also offer hamburgers or beef burritos. |
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Street side stands There are many small stands that serve well known Mexican dishes like tacos, quesadillas, and seafood. Others serve lesser know meals like birria - goat stew, tacos de cabeza - tacos made from cow's brain and tongue, menudo - tripe, and machaca - dried shredded beef or fish. |
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Todos Santos is located on the Tropic of Cancer in the
southern portion of the Baja Peninsula in Mexico just one hour
north of Cabo San Lucas and one hour south of La Paz. Long known as a cultural, artistic and agricultural center, the town is a desert oasis, 1 kilometer from the Pacific Ocean at the foothills of the Sierra de La Laguna mountains. Since the mid 1980's, the area has become a tourist / retirement destination and home to numerous art galleries, artists, fine restaurants, elegant hotels, unique vacation rentals and local festivals. |
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