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The Market at QuiviraB-Worth Trying

Name: The Market at Quivira
Address: Predio, Paraíso Escondido S/N, Paraiso Escondido, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Rating: 4.6

Predio, Paraíso Escondido S/N, Paraiso Escondido, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico · Restaurant, Cafe · 4.6/5 Google (1005 reviews)

Takeout · Outdoor seating

Lively resort food hall with wide variety and convenient service; good for families and all-inclusive guests, but expect crowds, variable quality, slow service at times, and steep a la carte prices.

Why it gets a B- for overall quality

The Market at Quivira delivers solid casual dining within a resort setting, anchored by strong food quality from standout stalls like tacos, churros, and Italian pasta. However, inconsistent execution across venues—ranging from excellent to bland or overcooked—and notable service delays during peak hours prevent a higher grade. Best suited for all-inclusive guests seeking convenient variety rather than a standalone destination.

Restaurant Summary

Set inside a gated resort, The Market at Quivira buzzes with a central circular bar and stalls for Italian, Mexican, Asian, a deli, and a retro diner. It feels lively and convenient, especially with the shuttle hub right there. As one diner put it, "they found us in the hall with our order," though others warn of slow lines at peak and a scene that can get pretty loud near the diner and bar. Cooking here aims for comfort over fireworks: tacos with a salsa bar, churros that taste fresh from the street, solid pastas, and crepes that draw a crowd. It is a wide-ranging, crowd-pleasing setup where most people find something they like; quality swings from very good to just okay, and a few stalls lag on speed or consistency. If you are not on the plan, prices can feel resort-steep for the counter-service format. Families do well: the 50s diner, milkshakes, burgers, pasta, grilled cheese, and a dedicated kids menu make it easy to feed picky eaters. Those seeking specialty diets will find some vegetarian and gluten-free-marked items, but availability varies by stall and time; check before committing if you need specific substitutions.

At a Glance

Huge variety across multiple stalls and a central bar
Convenient for all-inclusive guests and groups
Peak-time waits and occasional cold or overcooked items
Pricey a la carte for counter-service portions
Access controlled at resort gate; non-guests may be turned away without reservation

What Sets It Apart

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What People Love

Finding tacos, pasta, burgers, sushi, and crepes in one place
Fresh-tasting churros and solid Italian plates
Friendly bartenders and relaxed resort vibe
Kids hanging at the diner with milkshakes

Points of Concern

Service speed varies widely; some stalls run 30–60+ minutes during rush
Portions and pricing feel mismatched for some a la carte diners
Noisy atmosphere, especially near the bar and diner in the evening
Review patterns are consistent with resort-volume enthusiasm and occasional marketing-style phrasing; still, strong photo engagement supports authenticity

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleCounter With Seating Average Cost$38-58 per person ReservationsNot required

What to Order

For kids: Grilled Cheese Sandwich, burgers, pancakes
For lighter eaters: Sunrise Fruit Plate or Classic Oatmeal
For comfort seekers: Enchiladas Suizas or Fish and Chips
For dessert fans: Sweet Crepes or New York Cheesecake

Perfect For

Feeding a mixed-taste family without leaving the resort
Casual group meals where everyone wants something different
Quick bites before or after shuttle rides
Dessert runs for crepes or churros

Location Insights

Area: Upscale gated resort zone above the Pacific with golf and ocean views; destination for vacationers and timeshare guests.

Safety: Well-secured resort environment with controlled access; minimal street risk, internal shuttle circulation.

Nearby: Within Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach complex; near hotel pools, bars, deli, shuttle hub, and 50s diner.

Paraiso EscondidoParaiso Escondido is a resort community within Cabo San Lucas characterized by upscale accommodations and casual dining options catering primarily to tourists and visitors. The dining scene is relaxed and informal, often integrated with resort amenities and beach access.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday07:00–22:00 Tuesday07:00–22:00 Wednesday07:00–22:00 Thursday07:00–22:00 Friday07:00–22:00 Saturday07:00–22:00 Sunday07:00–22:00

Available: Takeout, Outdoor seating

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