Where to Dine in La Paz, Mexico

There’s no better way to dine than on the waterfront or malecón, and La Paz, Mexico’s, location along the coast makes for the best way to enjoy tasty dishes with unbeatable views. La Paz is renowned for its fresh seafood, with many eateries serving flavorful and creative dishes with international flair.

Here’s where to dine in La Paz:

Casa Marte Oyster Bar & Grill © Go La Paz

Casa Marte Oyster Bar & Grill

Ideal for dinner, this restaurant along the seaside is helmed by Chef Héctor Palacios, who showcases his culinary artistry using local and fresh seasonal ingredients. The restaurant is best known for its chocolate clams and local oysters served raw or grilled and adorned with a selection of toppings and sauces. The restaurant also boasts a curated cocktail menu.

Hambrusia

A haven for aficionados of craft beers and inventive cocktails complemented by innovative fusion creations, Chef Eduardo Pino serves up a blend of Mexican-Asian antojitos or small plates featuring tacos and tostadas. Try the tripulpo taco made with homemade corn tortillas filled with golden beef tripe, avocado, tender octopus, tangy red onion and a three-chili “tatemada” sauce.

Central 1535

Complete with an ocean view, this restaurant is a reason to get out of bed with breakfast options ranging from traditional to artisanal. Lovers of savory breakfast must try an authentic plate of crispy huevos caballeros or traditional chilaquiles. For something lighter, opt for avocado toast made with all local ingredients.

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Quemadero

Meaning smokehouse in Spanish, this restaurant redefines taste with classic Mexican flavors elevated by a hint of smoke. Even the dessert menu is characterized by this fiery essence. For bold flavors, try pork shank with honey and dried chilies or Quemadero clams grilled with green pumpkin seeds and árbol chili.

Anzuelo

Distinguishing itself with its commitment to delivering seafood excellence in a laid-back environment, Anzuelo specializes in seafood, though burgers and the signature choyero cocktail are also good choices. Lovers of spice should try the agua chiles.

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Bismarkcito

Serving traditional Mexican seaside cuisine for more than 50 years, Bismarkcito boasts an extensive seafood menu and a tasty breakfast menu. In fact, you can enjoy tacos as early as 8 a.m., featuring tacos with unique meats like marlin and smoked tuna.