What are you craving in Ensenada?
Where to eat, what to order and how much you'll spend. From the seafood carts on Calle Primera to the tables of Valle de Guadalupe.
By area
Eight areas, from the port to the wine route.
By craving
What people eat in Ensenada, sorted by what you're craving.
Food plazas
Shopping centers with several places to eat under one roof.
Where to stay
How close you are to Calle Primera and how many places to eat are within walking distance. 416 options, from motels to boutique hotels among the vineyards.
The Valle without spending a fortune
Valle guides talk almost only about tasting menus. Here you'll also find the rest: the taco shop after the tastings, the wood-fired breakfast and the food trucks among the vineyards.
- from $35Francisco Zarco food standsStreet stand and food truck tacos in town.
- $150–200La Cocina de Doña EsthelaFull breakfast with handmade flour tortillas. Bib Gourmand.
- $Taquería La PrincipalCarne asada, adobada or tripe. Open late. Recommended by Michelin.
- $TroikaFood truck at Rancho San Marcos: sliders, tostadas and tacos.
The fish taco trail
Four stops between Colonia Obrera and Calle Primera.
Tacos Fénix
Av. Espinoza 451, Obrera. Battered fish and shrimp since the 1970s.
Tacos Marco Antonio
Av. Rayón 351, Obrera. Taco Ramsés and fried fish chicharrón.
Los Originales
Av. Gastélum, downtown. A classic stand with few tables.
La Guerrerense
Calle Primera and Alvarado. Finish with a sea urchin tostada.
Full directory
Filter by craving, area, budget or what's open right now.
At taco shops, stands and food trucks the $ is estimated from the type of place.
1,450 places
Mercado Negro
La Guerrerense
Birriería La Guadalajara
Tacos Fénix
Finca Altozano
Makuko's Fish Tacos
Mariscos El Güero
Las Cazuelas
El Paisa
Tacos Marco Antonio
Fauna
La Avioneta
Casa Marcelo
Manzanilla
Punta Morro
Birriería El Cora
Taquería El Trailero
Ophelia
Tacos El Poblano
Food truck de Adobe Guadalupe
La Hoguera
Bruma Wine Garden
Tortas López
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First, public data
Name, address, phone and hours from Google Maps, plus our own listings built from guides, press and the Michelin Guide.
Then, the visit
A photo of the menu, real prices per dish, hours, whether they take dollars or cards. Only then is a listing verified.
Then, the community
Businesses and readers add stands that don't show up anywhere else. Everything is reviewed.

