Tijuana Cantina & Restaurant Caters to Travelers, Locals By: W. Scott Koenig I visited Tijuana for the first time after moving to San Diego in 1994. The Mexicoach—a roundtrip bus… Read more »
Estación Central: A Tantalizing Rendezvous
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Il Massimo: Italian for Everyone
Ensenada eatery offers both familiar and epicurean fare By: W. Scott Koenig Italian restaurants in Ensenada range from commercial “red sauce” joints – where pedestrian fare such as pizza,… Read more »
Animalón Now Open for Third Season in Valle de Guadalupe
By Jennifer Kramer It’s difficult to not feel enchanted by life when you’re dining under a 200-year-old oak tree in the middle of the Valle de Guadalupe. Watching the sun… Read more »
Michoacán Meets Baja at Restaurant Once Pueblos
Seven educational courses in the “soul food” of Mexico By W. Scott Koenig The state of Michoacán in central Mexico is known for its diverse indigenous population. Humans have… Read more »
Animalón Opens for Second Season
LA chef Oscar Torres named Executive Chef of Valle de Guadalupe pop-up By W. Scott Koenig ENSENADA, B.C. — Before describing the imaginative food, the transporting atmosphere and… Read more »
Where to Eat in Tecate Now
Tiny Pueblo Mágico’s dining scene moves beyond provincial By: W. Scott Koenig In 2012, Mexico’s tourism board designated Tecate as Baja California’s only Pueblo Mágico due to its Spanish Colonial charm… Read more »
Peninsula Picks: 5 Restaurants with Views
While Baja California is home to some incredible food, there’s nothing like enjoying a delicious meal with a side of sweeping views. Here are a few of our favorite spots… Read more »
Malva: Modern Mexican, Rustic Kitchen
Valle de Guadalupe restaurant layers flavors using only hyper-local ingredients By: W. Scott Koenig The perennial and edible herb malva—known in English as mallow—grows wild in the Valle de Guadalupe… Read more »
Buen Provecho: Tras/Horizonte
By Jennifer Kramer Kokopelli tacos has been a locals’ favorite in Tijuana for years. In true bootstrapping fashion, they started with humble beginnings as a street taco cart in 2012. Their… Read more »
Three-Day Getaway: San Felipe
By Jennifer Kramer Located just 2.5 hours south of the border, San Felipe is a small fishing village on the Sea of Cortez that has grown into a popular spot… Read more »