Taboo Los Cabos at ME Cabo

Set right on the sand of Medano Beach inside the adults-only ME Cabo hotel, Taboo Los Cabos is Grupo RosaNegra's Mediterranean beach club and dinner-and-show in Cabo San Lucas. By day it is a barefoot-luxury lounge of thatched palapas, daybeds and a curving pool that frames the iconic Arch at Land's End; by night it becomes a high-energy supper club where the kitchen turns out fresh seafood, handmade pastas, sushi and wood-fired plates. Live saxophone, resident DJs, champagne parades and fireworks over the Sea of Cortez keep the room moving from sunset onward. It is one of Cabo's most theatrical waterfront tables, built for guests who want a full evening of food, music and spectacle rather than a quiet meal.

Taboo runs on two moods that share the same sweeping ocean view. The daytime beach club is breezy and golden, with rope-railed terraces, sun loungers and shisha service under woven shade, all looking out at the yachts and rock formations off Medano Beach. As the light drops the energy climbs: candlelit communal tables fill the wooden-floored dining room, a saxophonist weaves between the seats, and a resident DJ lifts the tempo while champagne sparklers and the nightly fireworks display draw cheers from the crowd. The crowd skews stylish and celebratory, and the venue is adults-only, so the vibe stays grown-up and party-leaning. Expect a scene as much as a meal, polished service, and a soundtrack that carries straight through dinner.

Why Taboo Los Cabos Stands Out

Front-row Arch and Sea of Cortez views — Tables, terraces and daybeds sit directly on Medano Beach with open sightlines to Land's End, the Arch and the sailboats crossing the bay.

Dinner-and-show, not just dinner — Live saxophone, resident DJs, champagne parades and fireworks over the water turn the evening into a full performance you can plan a night around.

Mediterranean menu with Cabo seafood — The kitchen pairs Mediterranean technique with regional catch, sending out fresh seafood, sushi, handmade pastas and wood-fired plates.

Day-to-night beach club — Arrive for sun loungers, cocktails and shisha by day, then stay on as the same space transforms into a high-energy supper club after dark.

Must-Try Dishes

Grilled Whole Lobster — Wood-grilled lobster served on a rustic board with bright herbs and sea salt, a centerpiece plate that leans on Cabo's local catch.

Fresh Seafood and Sushi — A raw-and-chilled selection of regional fish and shellfish, from crudo-style starters to sushi rolls built for sharing across the table.

Handmade Mediterranean Pastas — House-made pastas in the Mediterranean style, finished with seafood or seasonal sauces to anchor the main course.

Champagne and Signature Cocktails — Bottle service arrives with sparklers and ceremony, alongside a list of signature cocktails poured throughout the day and night.

Hours & Reservations

Hours: Daily, 12:00 PM to 1:00 AM. Days and hours may vary by season, so confirm with the restaurant.

Reservations: Recommended; book on OpenTable or call ahead.

Best time: Evening, for the dinner-and-show and the beachfront sunset.

Good to know: Adults only (18+); the night builds into a dinner-and-show with live performances.

Reviewed by What's In Cabo Editorial Team, 2026-06-25. Sources: Sources: Taboo Beach Club official site (taboobeachclub.com.mx), Taboo Restaurant official site (taboorestaurant.com.mx), ME Cabo / Melia.com restaurant page, OpenTable Mexico (taboo-cabo-reservations), Taboo Los Cabos Instagram and Facebook. Coordinates and contact verified against the official beach club site; cross-checked with sibling venue Funky Geisha (whatsincabo post 1486) at the same ME Cabo address..