Yup, we’d brave the border wait to Baja California just for the absurdly fresh seafood and a bottle of the local craft beer. And for the tostadas. And the salsas. Truth is, we travel to eat and these are the dishes we can’t wait to eat on our next trip south to Mexico.
Baja California has been one of Mexico’s best-kept culinary secrets but is getting its moment in the sun. These are a few must-stop places should you head south of the border.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant Mexican food scene of Baja California. Explore our curated 2023 guide highlighting what to eat in Baja including 9 classic foods, insider tips , and where to enjoy these regional delights.
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We’ve told you about the must-eat dishes in Baja and have even launched group trips there, but we haven’t yet shared recipes. So, from fish tacos to ceviche, here are 11 recipes inspired by Baja so you can taste of one of our favorite regions of Mexico.
Dive deep into the charm of Todos Santos with our curated guide. Just an hour north of Los Cabos, Todos Santos is a sleepy surf town that feels a world away from the resorts and clubs of Los Cabos. Here are our picks of what to do and where to eat when you visit Todos Santos:
With the recent rise in admiration for Mexican wines, Valle de Guadalupe in Baja California Norte is becoming one of the country’s most well-known wine regions. Learn about the region’s history and its wines.