Tiki Bar — Restaurant in City Centre

Update 2024: Back for another trip, and not quite as pleased here this time. Place hasn't changed, but the prices have. Beer prices not even shown on the menu now, and I guess I know why - they are double what they were two years ago; I should have asked. Mid afternoon and beers were 70 pesos, small glass of wine twice that. Relaxed there for several hours, and 4 beers, two glasses of wine, and two 'moderate' priced lunches cost us $70+ US. They even charged us 28 pesos for a little extra ranch dressing - that's damn near half the price of another beer! Much less impressed than I was last time.

The Dockside Bar at the Baja Cantina used to be right next to the Tiki Bar, and There was no better place to lounge for an afternoon drinking, eating and watching the world than the Dockside Bar. But sadly, it is no more, so we tried Tiki. The beer and drink prices were good, the food fairly priced, and the sushi was fabulous. Wife had the taco salad, and it was a big disappointment. Not sure how you can make a boring taco salad, but they did. Guacamole was extra, and there was no salsa of any kind offered.

This place is much smaller than Baja Cantina was, so it gets crowded fast, and the atmosphere is not the same. Even so, it seems far better than any other place we have tried...

We own a couple of yachts and the crews we have frequent Tikibar DAILY, sometimes twice a day. My husband and I come here 2-3 times a week ourselves. We came here this evening, 6 people. We were sat, drink orders taken… about 25-30 minutes in, the “manager” comes over and explains the table was being held for a reservation that was now here…. So we would need to get up. What? Are you kidding me. There was no sign on the table, they sat us there and took a drink order, waited half an hour and asked to get up and wait for another table. WORST SERVICE BY A SO CALLED MANAGER EVER. And the best part, he (the manager) said that he didn’t care about our business. We will definitely not be back. We will definitely not be recommending. There are way too many GREAT places to eat and drink in Cabo that treat customers with respect, to ever come back. THANK YOU BAJA CANTINA for seeing this and immediately seating us (crowded...

We were walking along the harbor and the Tiki seemed to have the fewest TV’s blaring the football and futból games, and the two situated over the bar didn’t have their sound turned on. This made for a great spot to communicate across the table, witnessed by the fact that two groups of Cabo locals showed up and enjoyed each other’s company while we were there. Alberto was perfectly attentive in the small space, always seemingly aware of the status of our empty plates or beverage glasses. We loved the choose 3-buy 2 sushi rolls deal and will...