La Paz Travel Guide

 PALLINA Says:  Differently from Baia Balandra, Playa Telecote offers everything to the beach tourists: sun beds, sun umbrellas and two-three restaurants. On the other hand, it is extremely crowded especially on weekends. I have realized that Mexican are used to spend Sundays with the whole... 

 PALLINA Says:  Baia Balandra is definitely one of the best beach in Baja California and surely the best of La Paz area. Unforturnately many "pazenos" agree with me, so it is normally very crowded, especially on weekend. Nevertheless, it is almost paradise with very white and fine sand,... 

 Agraichen Says:  Located in the Costabaja Resort and Spa, Steinbecks provides an excellent view of the inner harbor as well as offering excellent cuisine. I enjoyed an excellent Tuna Salad while my colleague inhaled the broiled shrimp salad. The food was excellently prepared and... 

 Agraichen Says:  Like most of the best restaurants in the Baja, Rancho Viejo doesn't look like much from the street, but once you sit down at one of the crowded plastic tables on the sidewalk you're in for a treat.Service is faster than most Mexican restaurants and our waiter spoke perfect... 

 mboris Says:  Without a doubt, the best restaurant in town, and one that would seriously challenge some of the best and far more expensive restaurants in los Cabos. The food is imaginative, well made, and delicious. The restaurant has a great Baja-Mediterranean style courtyard, open... 

 culturedesigns Says:  A nice restaurant, we didn't eat there but in the extreme heat we went there to cool off and get a drink. The owner greeted us, and lead us to a table on the out door patio, looking over the bay. The Pina Coladas in La Paz have nutmeg on them, which makes them a little like... 

 culturedesigns Says:  We got sucked in! We had to pee and they were handing out coupons, so we stopped. Huge mistake! They took forever to get to us, we had to order water from three different people before we got it, and it was sooo hot out we really needed it! We ordered fajitas, chips and... 

 ViajesdelMundo Says:  This restaurant has only been open about 6 weeks, and the tourist season does not begin for another few weeks, so it still has time to work out the kinks.I did not eat here, as I was in town on my own, but stopped in to see it and asked my hosts at the B&B where I stayed.... 

 wagomes Says:  This is a brand new restaurant set on Avenida Alvaro Obregon overlooking the beach and walkway. The view from the second or third story tables is breathtaking. It is the one of only two restaurants/bars in La Paz that have beer on tap. They carry ice cold Modelo light and... 

 goafer Says:  This trattoria/pizzeria is the perfect balance of class, relaxation, and deliciously authentic food. You will not be disappointed! Whether you choose to sit in the outdoor area, surrounded by lanterns and trees, or indoors with wooden tables and tasteful decor, you will... 

 goafer Says:  This trattoria/pizzeria is the perfect balance of class, relaxation, and deliciously authentic food. You will not be disappointed! Whether you choose to sit in the outdoor area, surrounded by lanterns and trees, or indoors with wooden tables and tasteful decor, you will... 

 Agraichen Says:  Locate in the middle of La Paz about 6 blocks from the Malecon the Bismark II had been a recommendation from someone we met in Loreto. We had another recommendation from our hotel and probably should have taken that one.The lobster stuffed potato sounded good so my wife... 

 PALLINA Says:  Bismark Cito on the La Paz waterfront. I don't know why they named a seafood restaurant after a German battleship, but this was the MUST visit place for years in La Paz and owners are absolutely Mexican. Lobster potatoes; paella; seafood soup; imperial shrimp wrapped in... 

 PALLINA Says:  This restaurant has a perfect location at the end of the Malecon. You can enjoy a beautiful sunset from there. It represents a slight attempt to offer something different from the typical Mexican cuisine but somehow it did not convince me enough. Waiters are extremely... 

 ViajesdelMundo Says:  The IBARRA Family is originally from mainland Mexico, but has resided in La Paz for many years now. On the premises of their family home is situated both the manufacture and sale of their now patented ceramic pieces.You can see the whole process there if you please, each... 

 Agraichen Says:  Office Depot in Mexico is just like Office Depot in the US. Office suppplies at a discount when you buy in bulk In fact, it was the only place we could find a desk or floor fan for our home. Other office supply stores and department stores did not have any. We asked the...