question,, I have lost the contact about the Hotel
cant remember the name
its just south of the Rosarito beach hotel
sits right on the cliff over looking the ocean, has a small bar and they had breakfast out doors
we have stayed there many times but its been over 20 years now, I did have their business card but cant find it,willardguy - 6-1-2012 at 10:39 AM
La Paloma?desertcpl - 6-1-2012 at 10:43 AM
nopesancho - 6-1-2012 at 10:53 AM
I remember it being relatively flat in front of
the Rosarito Beach Hotel, no cliff to speak of,
you are not way so. to Califia are you?
or maybe La Fonda? both of these are
6-10 mi so. of Rosarito
[Edited on 6-1-2012 by sancho]
Is it Las Rocas?
Gypsy Jan - 6-1-2012 at 10:59 AM
White concrete block two-story complex with blue trim, infinity pool and palapa roofed-outdoor bar.
It is set on a cliff and has been doing business for more than twenty years.
If you liked Castillos del Mar 20 years ago, your timing is good!
While in the same family, the new generation is investing a little more TLC this past year, and I think you will find Castillos looking refreshed and
pretty for you. No big obvious changes, but they have been paying attention and the restaurant is getting some nice reviews. I have not eaten there
yet, but will soon, and have stopped by for drinks and I can assure you the view at sunset is still marvelous!
Glad you found it!desertcpl - 6-2-2012 at 07:48 AM
Thanks for your input,, now can you recommend some thing for Lobster dinners in Puerto Nuevo,, or has this gotten to touristy, like I said its been
along time, you have any other stops for Lobster dinners Baja style
Lobster
bajaguy - 6-2-2012 at 07:53 AM
Quote:
Originally posted by desertcpl
Thanks for your input,, now can you recommend some thing for Lobster dinners in Puerto Nuevo,, or has this gotten to touristy, like I said its been
along time, you have any other stops for Lobster dinners Baja style
Although touristy and commercialized, Puerto Nuevo is still a fun stop.
We have been going to Casa de Langosta for about 20 years. Recommend it highly, although the dinners in town are all pretty much the same.
Casa de Langosta is in the second block, on your left when you pull into the main Puerto Nuevo entrance. 2 story building, dining is upstairs.Bajafun777 - 6-2-2012 at 09:19 AM
Splash Too is just south up the road from where you are going to be staying across the street from Tamponco (think the spelling is close enough) and
it has great lobster just as orginal Splash does but since. However, since the orginal Splash is about 10 miles south from you on the old road you
may just want to try this place. The orginal Splash has a website you can go on also to get an idea about it.
If it is the view you want then go on down the road to orginal Splash and enjoy the ocean waves as you eat and drink along with great staff serving
you. You get lobster juicy not over cooked and dry like some unnamed places around there. Splash Too is part of the same family that owns the orginal
Splash and both have music after 4pm, enjoy and where else can you get 20oz of lobster for $19 dollars and have it right (Unless you buy it yourself
and cook it,LOL)? You have to try the clam chowder or shrimp c-cktail also. Take Care & Travel Safe-------"No Hurry, No Worry, Just FUN"
bajafun777willardguy - 6-2-2012 at 09:54 AM
where is splash too?
Ahem, Lobster is Out of Season
Gypsy Jan - 6-2-2012 at 12:43 PM
So you are going to get parboiled, frozen and reheated bugs, unless Vince's Seafood Market and Restaurant in Rosarito has live ones in their tanks.
We had surf and turf at the original Splash last night and our daughter scored the last lobster they had on hand. I went with shrimp. By the way,
the steak was outstanding - delicious and perfectly medium rare.
Splash II (or Two) is on Popotla Boulevard reportedly near and across the street from the Fox Studios lot. Have not visited there yet.
How is the food at Tapinaco (spelling is off) just south of Rosarito or carnitas at Flor de Michoacán???
Baja Guy, You Just Listed Some of My Top Ten Favorite Restaurants
Gypsy Jan - 6-2-2012 at 01:26 PM
Tapanco is a branch of the El Nido restaurant family group, but, happily, without the tourists and surly waiters. Same beautiful rustic decor, there
is a patio with a waterfall fountain and a rooftop patio with ocean view. They serve excellent, wood-fire cooked steaks, lamb, quail and fish
including salmon. They prepare the guacamole by wheeling up a cart and making it from scratch in a molcajete. Full bar, more than fair prices on the
beer, wine and c-cktails. The extensive breakfast menu includes venison machaca, which I like very much. The menu gives you all the info in Spanish
and English.
They source their meat from the family ranch somewhere in the San Felipe area.
Carnitas Flor de Michoacan is excellent as well, they have been there since the fifty's, but Carnitas Los Panchos, a little bit out of town on the
free road to Tijuana is our favorite place.Ateo - 6-2-2012 at 01:33 PM
