Laura Fernández
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Extremely disappointing experience. The atmosphere was dark, heavy, and uninviting, definitely not what you’d expect from a Michelin Guide restaurant in Cabo. The overwhelming use of wood in the decor made the space feel claustrophobic rather than elegant or cozy. From the moment we walked in, I had a bad feeling, and once we saw the menu, it was confirmed.
The menu was uninspired, lacking creativity and variety. Vegetarian options were laughably overpriced and dull. Seafood choices were basic - nothing you wouldn’t find at any average restaurant in Mexico - and the meat selection was limited to oversized cuts that didn’t suit our style of dining. My husband and I usually enjoy sharing several dishes to get a full experience, but here we struggled to pick even one appealing option. We settled on corn, shrimp, and steak, the least disappointing items on the list.
Unfortunately, the food was just as underwhelming. The corn was drenched in mayonnaise and came as a single cob cut into four sad pieces. The shrimp was forgettable, and the 17 oz steak was chewy and tough (so much so that I had to ask for a napkin to discreetly spit out the fiber I couldn’t chew through). To top it off, we were served two watery, poorly made cocktails.
The total bill? $400 USD for one mediocre bottle of wine, two awful cocktails, one inedible steak, three shrimp, and some corn. Dessert wasn’t even a consideration, we couldn’t wait to leave.
Service was fine, but it couldn’t make up for the rest. If you’re used to true fine dining or Michelin-quality experiences, skip this place. The only thing that will leave a lasting impression is the outrageous bill.