La Esquina

This is a must-​visit spot when in Todos Santos. We went at least 3 – 4 times a week for breakfast. Everything we ate was fresh and delicious. Here are some highlights:
The oatmeal is good and a hefty portion. They make it with milk so it isn’t overly sweet and has a stronger dairy flavor. Seasoned with cinnamon and apples.
The fruit, yogurt, and granola bowl is awesome. The fruit is so fresh and it is so delicious. Big portion!
I got the vegetarian omelet twice — the salsa on top is the best part. Everything is fresh and delicious. Comes with avocado and beans.
We split the banana pancakes one morning and they are delicious!
On Wednesdays there is live music and a local market within the patio area. Such a good vibe!
Last thing — the cookies and the smoothies are amazing!
Staff is friendly and atmosphere is amazing!

Food and ambiance is really nice here. But, it took over an hour for our food. They have a nice playground in the back for children.

Good coffee. Play yard for kids. Great big courtyard. Food is organic and tastes great. Drinks are v good. Not that expensive.

Love this place! Amazing good (healthy and delicious), great atmosphere, fresh squeezed lime margaritas sweetened with agave and a kids play area and sandbox out back in a beautiful garden. Perfect place for parents and anyone else!

We stumbled upon this little gem when we were exploring the charming town of Todos Santos (located off the beaten path roughly an hour North of Cabo). La Esquina is appropriately perched on the corner of Calle Topete and Horizonte. La Esquina literally translates as «the corner” — Spanish to English. It’s an adorable family owned breakfast/​brunch/​lunch café that offers complimentary Wifi. You could tell this is a local hot spot since it was packed with locals during our morning visit in July. It’s a perfect place to enjoy breakfast, lunch or attend one of their hosted events (we saw them advertise this but only popped by for lunch).
We were welcomed to an open relaxing patio that is adorned with fresh flowers. We glanced over their menu and saw it was founded on healthy grub. Options included fresh salads, sandwiches, soups, smoothies, juices, eggs, omelets, chilaquiles and anything that showcased their organic locally sourced produce (always a plus in my book). We selected our table and placed our order at the window. We soaked in the sunshine and relaxing atmosphere while we waited for our food to be prepared.
Our order included: 2 glasses of fresh juice that featured a refreshing blend of grapefruit, watermelon and apple juice. We also ordered a quesadilla w/​fresh guacamole and salsa to split. It was perfectly toasted and was heavenly dipped in their guacamole. It was so fresh and creamy. In fact, anything dipped in that guacamole would be delicious.
This was the perfect stop on our trip. I would totally come back if we stayed in Todos Santos. Come here to get your healthy grub on in Todos Santos and enjoy their lovely patio.

Good coffee and foods, the staff makes you feel comfortable and the clientele is a good mix of retired folks, tourists and surfers. We met many wonderful people here while we stayed at the Hotelito down the road.

Spectacular latte — I mean perfect! Marlin ceviche tostado fabuloso. Nice atmosphere. Pleasant helpful patient staff. Thanks!

On our trip to Todos, we stopped here just about every day for over a week– and really appreciated the free wi-​fi, great coffee and breakfast. Each day everyone who served us spoke both Mexican or English, whatever you understood best, and we thought they were all really nice folks!
If you’re surfing and don’t want to over eat before a session, you can save some money by getting a quick coffee and a small burrito with just egg and a tiny amount of chiles– it will hold you till lunch and will only cost you a few dollars total.
And be respectful to «El Jefe» who is usually outside trying to clean dust off car windows for a few pesos– On the first day I visited, I blew him off because you see plenty of roaming drunk dudes you need to avoid where I’m from in the city– but it’s not the case here, as this old man with some sort of mental disability is allowed to hang here and is treated as family and it’s just a beautiful thing. Thanks for opening my mind La Esquina
I’ll be back– Muchos Gracias

Mediocre food at U.S. prices.
The outdoor patio style atmosphere is great.
My wife and I started our brunch with the green juice and the ginger juice. Nothing special, no attempt to balance the flavors and the sweetness (or the complete lack thereof) of the different juices in the blends.
The smoked marlin quesadilla was good with lots of cheese however the salsa and the frijoles were bland.
My wife got the Mexican huevos dish and I can tell you that the eggs in a Mcdonald’s breakfast burrito had more flavor. Same bland salsa and frijoles but came with a side of baguette and butter which was not bad.
We also ordered a fruit salad which was mostly apples and bananas. I can get apple and bananas at home year round. There was a little watermelon and papaya hidden in there which was good.
Service was good. Prices are more reasonable than the completely unreasonable prices we have encountered in southern Baja but definitely not in line with the quality of the food.
We won’t be back for a meal here.

Tried it for breakfast. Great outdoor café with wifi. Try the chilaquiles with salsa verde.