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Aperi Los Cabos

  • CuisineMediterranean-Mexican Fusion
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibeRomantic, open-air marina elegance — wood fire, Baja wine, and the Pacific coast at dusk
  • Rating★ 4.6
  • Price$$$$

Aperi in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, is one of the most sophisticated dining experiences on the Baja Peninsula, a destination restaurant that draws visitors from the broader Los Cabos luxury resort area for an evening that prioritizes culinary intention over the beach-casual format that dominates the local dining scene.

Chef Yvan Mucharratz combines Mediterranean techniques with Baja ingredients in elegant open-air setting. Features wood-fired oven, fresh local seafood, and organic produce. Sophisticated wine list and romantic ambiance with sea views.

Aperi in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, is one of the most sophisticated dining experiences on the Baja Peninsula, a destination restaurant that draws visitors from the broader Los Cabos luxury resort area for an evening that prioritizes culinary intention over the beach-casual format that dominates the local dining scene. Chef Yvan Mucharratz brings a Mediterranean culinary foundation — refined through training in Europe and experience in Mexico City's best kitchens — to a menu that leverages Baja California's remarkable ingredient identity: Pacific and Gulf seafood, Baja wines, organic produce from the Baja wine country around Valle de Guadalupe, and the distinctive ingredients of the peninsula's desert-meets-ocean landscape. The cooking method that defines Aperi's kitchen is the wood-fired oven: fish, meats, and vegetables are all cooked over wood, infusing preparations with smoke depth while maintaining the precision of oven-roasting. The dining room is open-air with consideration for the Cabo climate: natural ventilation, linen curtains, and views toward the marina create a romantic setting appropriate for the price point and the intention. The wine programme is one of the restaurant's great strengths, featuring both Mexican producers from Baja (Valle de Guadalupe, Ensenada) and international selections, with a sommelier team that guides guests through Baja's increasingly recognized wine identity. Reservations are required and should be made several days in advance during Los Cabos high season (November through April).

Signature dishes

  • Wood-fired octopus — $38 USD
  • Tasting menu — $95 USD

Good to know

Hours
5:00 PM - 11:00 PM daily
Reservations
Required

Location

Blvd Marina s/n, Marina, 23410 Cabo San Lucas, BCS

22.8926, -109.9084 View on map

Highlights

  • Wood-fired oven cooking: fish, meats, and vegetables infused with smoke while maintaining oven precision
  • Mediterranean technique meeting Baja ingredients: Pacific seafood, desert herbs, and Baja wine country produce
  • Exceptional Mexican wine programme featuring Valle de Guadalupe and Ensenada producers alongside international selections
  • Open-air romantic setting with marina views and natural ventilation in Cabo San Lucas
  • The finest culinary experience in the Los Cabos resort corridor — a destination restaurant beyond the beach-casual format

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve several days in advance during high season (November–April) when Los Cabos hotel occupancy is at maximum
  • The wood-fired octopus is the kitchen's most celebrated preparation — order it regardless of other menu choices
  • Ask the sommelier to guide through Baja wine options: Valle de Guadalupe producers are the most distinctive and locally relevant
  • The tasting menu provides the most complete experience of the kitchen's range; the à la carte menu is also strong
  • Arrive 15 minutes early for a cocktail at the bar — the mezcal and Baja botanical cocktail programme is worth the time

When to visit

High season evenings from November through April when Cabo's climate is perfect for open-air dining; sunset service (5–7 p.m.) offers the most dramatic light over the marina.

Accessibility

The restaurant is in a modern building with open-air dining areas. Ground-floor access and the marina-side setting are generally accessible; visitors with specific mobility requirements should contact the restaurant when booking.

Frequently asked questions

What is the restaurant's culinary philosophy?

Chef Mucharratz combines Mediterranean cooking tradition (wood fire, careful technique, olive oil-forward) with Baja California's specific ingredients — Pacific seafood, Baja wine, desert herbs, and organic produce from the wine country — to create a cuisine specific to the peninsula.

What Baja wines should visitors look for on the list?

Look for producers from Valle de Guadalupe and Ensenada in Baja California Norte, including Monte Xanic, L.A. Cetto (particularly their limited-reserve tiers), and Vena Cava. The Somm can guide specific recommendations from the current selection.

How far in advance are reservations required?

During high season (November through April), reservations three to seven days in advance are recommended. Low season (June–October) may require only one to three days. The restaurant's website and phone are the primary booking channels.

Is it appropriate for a special occasion dinner?

Yes. Aperi is widely used for anniversary dinners, honeymoons, and celebratory occasions. The open-air setting with marina views, attentive service, and wine programme make it the most appropriate fine-dining choice for special occasions in Los Cabos.

What is the price range?

Main courses run approximately $35–50 USD each. A full dinner with the tasting menu and wine pairing for two typically costs $250–350 USD — at the top of the Los Cabos dining market.