Top Restaurants in Los Barriles
Top Things to do in Los Barriles
Where to Eat in Los Barriles: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Los Barriles, Mexico including El Viejo, Cafe Maria, Bay View Restaurant, Smokey's Grill and Cantina, Campestre Triny, Roadrunner Caf, Tio Pablo's, La Terraza de German, Caleb's Cafe, El pirata
Things to do in Los Barriles
1. El Viejo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
I don't see reviews for any of Los Barriles' many restaurants or the local attractions for that matter. I live here and would be glad to provide more information about this great little town if you are interested.<br>[email protected]
Reviewed By WJWayne - Toronto, Canada
Our tacos tour of Baja California Sud took us to Los Barriles yesterday where after a walk on the beach and and a swim we went in search of El Viejo. It was early afternoon and the place was busy but not so much that we couldn’t find a table for four. A friendly waitress approached us with menus. We all ordered two tacos ‘a la plancha’ (on the grill) - one fish, the other shrimp - and I have to say they were excellent, with a special nod going to the shrimp. Afterwards we browsed in the shop next door and enjoyed the casual ambiance of this friendly, laid-back community with its ATVs and bicycles.
2. Cafe Maria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
They're good but you can't eat every meal at El Viejo. Allow me to add a couple reviews of other restaurants in Los Barriles. I've lived here for 8 years and I like to eat, so I know.
Reviewed By John C - Ballymore Eustace, Ireland
So this little gem is a little hard to locate, but worth it!!! great food and service, their homemade lemonade is killer. I had asked for a traditional locals dish, looked like enchiladas, really great flavor. Find Maria's, you will enjoy it for sure...................
3. Bay View Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Best Restaruant in Los Barriles.
Reviewed By Katy D - Vernonia, Oregon, United States
We came for dinner our first night and we were the only ones there. 5-6 young servers dinking around, finally got drinks ordered and then another 20 minutes for food order to be taken. Came out slow, no one came back to check on us often, and they were tossing around plates and balancing trays for fun. Was just disappointing, beautiful location and the food was great once we got it, but they need to train the younger boys on serving!
4. Smokey's Grill and Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Located next door to the Los Barriles Hotel. If there are addresses I didn't see any. Listed in the Baja Pony Express.
Reviewed By Brian C
For being the busiest Bar/Restaurant in town it is very disappointing. The food, and service are so inconsistent which could be improved with better management.
They have probably the most disgusting/dirty bathrooms. Great place to stop for a cold beer once in a while but the more you visit all the above come into play. New ownership would be a place to start.
5. Campestre Triny
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Establecimiento con hambiente familiar ala interperie y comedor interio eh Exterior....sevisio para llevar.exibicion de artepreparaciones al gusto del cliente,traiga su pesca y aqui se lo preparamos al gustoCon Barmen en su propia barra con menu abierto de bebidas internacionales y nacionales...con servicio de meseros Bilingues..Disponibilidad de todo el dosente para eventos especiales..tambien ocupando el local para eventos especiales.
Reviewed By Lisa M - Calgary, Canada
We went with another couple on a Saturday night. We ordered drinks, which came promptly, and dinner ordered shortly thereafter. Dinner came quite quickly. Two ordered fish of the day, dorado, and said it was excellent. Other two order fried shrimp and it was fresh and crispy fried. Veggie and fries as sides. Great meal!
6. Roadrunner Caf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Welcome to our page and thank you for visiting! Check in daily to see our special for the day and what deliciuos little goodies are being baked up in the bakery. If you have not been inside, alot of people do not know we are a 50's style diner. Yes leather booths, swivel bar chairs and all. So if you have not come inside, come in and have a look! After your breakfast or lunch, don't forget to come on in to see what fresh cookies, loafs of bread, or cinnamon rolls we have to acompany your evening Sweet tooth! Also doing fine gormet chocolates. Yummie!
Reviewed By Marcia H - Sequim
I walked up to this place alone twice while my husband was out fishing. I was happy to find a place that served espresso. I was also happy to see a menu on a large banner in English. The first time I was disappointed that they didn't have scones. I was told that it wasn't busy enough for them to bake every day. When I went back the next day they did have scones and I enjoyed one along with my latte. The third time I went there was with my husband and we had a nice breakfast. They have a lot of choices. There is a large covered outdoor Seating area which is where I sat all three times. There is also indoor Seating. It was my favorite place to go during the 6 days we spent there.
7. Tio Pablo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By kentonbear - Fairbanks, Alaska
I think I found the best prime rib in Mexico here.
Generous portion, not to spendy and very tender and tasty.
Had several different meals here and they were all good.
Good service, moderately priced food for Baja and nice atmosphere.
Place is easy to find right in town.
8. La Terraza de German
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By flyfishingnv - Henderson, Nevada
We brought our catch of the day by and they gave us several options for cooking. My garlic sauteed fish was wonderful as were the accompanying bean, rice, and salsa! Excellent!
9. Caleb's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Jim L - Eugene, Oregon
Quaint little cafe, with inside Seating or sidewalk tables for enjoying your meal outside. It had been a couple of years since visiting Los Barriles but like all good things, Calebs food and service was as expected (remembered). I've never had anything but breakfast there, but as good as breakfast is I cant imagine that other meals are excellent too. It may be a while, but we'll be visiting Calebs again.
10. El pirata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Ideas2Art - Bend, Oregon
El pirata (the Pirate) is like a hole in the wall, without the walls. Everything is cooked to order on the Mesquite fire right by the tables. The seafood is so fresh, it's practically wriggling when it goes on the grill. The proprietor is pretty gruff, but if try a couple of Spanish phrases, he warms up. The place looks like a common taco stand, but the food belies some serious culinary expertise. Do NOT expect fancy! It's simple, plastic tables and chairs. But the food is fantastic.
