Los Cabos · The full table

    Where to eat in Los Cabos

    100 restaurants, from toes-in-the-sand ceviche to tasting menus. Listed A–Z, never ranked.

    Foto: Nobu Los Cabos

    Every restaurant we have, in one place — from toes-in-the-sand ceviche in the East Cape to tasting menus in the Corridor. Listed A–Z, because a ranking would tell you more about us than about dinner.

    • 100Restaurants
    • 12Kitchens
    • 4Areas
    • A–ZNot a ranking
    Kitchen

    Area

    100 restaurants shown

    How to use this page

    The directory is complete. The guides are where we choose.

    Below you will find every restaurant we list, in alphabetical order, with no ranking implied. Filter by kitchen or by area to narrow it down. When you want an opinion instead of a list — where to take someone on a first night, where the tacos are actually worth the drive — that lives in the guides.

    Read the guide →

    Foto: La Lupita Tacos & Mezcal — Cabo San Lucas

    Before you go

    Distances here are longer than the map suggests.

    San José del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas is around forty minutes without traffic, and the Corridor sits between them with no walkable centre. Decide the area before the restaurant, book ahead in high season, and arrange the drive before you land.

    Getting around Los Cabos →

    Foto: Sunset Monalisa

    The rest of Los Cabos

    Same directory, other verticals. Only the ones with real inventory are listed.

    Our guides

    This page is the directory: complete and unranked. The guides are where we choose, and say why.

    Before you book

    How many restaurants are here?

    All 100 restaurant listings published on What’s in Cabo. The directory is complete rather than curated, and the order is alphabetical.

    Do I need a reservation?

    For fine dining in the Tourist Corridor and San José del Cabo, yes — often days ahead in high season. Casual places in Cabo San Lucas usually take walk-ins.

    Which area should I eat in?

    San José del Cabo has the most listings here and a walkable Art District. Cabo San Lucas is denser and later. The Corridor is where most resort dining sits, and needs a car or taxi.

    Why does a restaurant show two kitchens?

    Because it genuinely serves both. A Baja Mexican kitchen with a raw bar is filed under each, so it turns up whichever way you browse.

    Menus, prices and hours change often in Los Cabos, especially between high and low season. We refresh listings regularly, but always confirm with the restaurant before you travel.