One of Cabo's top restaurants is in a cobalt-blue building painted with a mural of a burro. Expanded and renovated, Mi Casa can now seat up to 600. The fresh tuna and dorado, served with tomatillo salsa or Yucatecan achiote, both shine, as does the sophisticated poblano chiles en nogada (stuffed with a meat-and-fruit mixture and covered with white walnut sauce and pomegranate seeds). If you're in the mood for something along the lines of a "Mexican Luau," try the barbacoa borrego, or barbecued goat. It's done "á la Hawaiiana," cooked in the ground, luau style. Mi Casa also offers an incredible selection of 20 different fruit margaritas. The large back courtyard glows with candlelight at night, and mariachis provide entertainment. The owners operate several excellent area restaurants, including Mi Casa de Mariscos and Peacocks.
Reviewed by mageboar from Santa Barbara . CA on 8/12/09
my family and I wanted to have a wonderful dinner and we got to mi casa to celebrate my daughter s birthday, they gave us the best waiter and his assistant, our food was excellent, the atmosphere was perfect and we enjoyed every minute, nothing was too much, thank you, our trip owned not have been complete without a trip to mi casa.
Reviewed by irish_tank_is_back from Bakersfield, CA on 1/9/09
The food was great, the service was excellent. The atmosphere was so crazy and confusing but ridiculously amazing! Everything combined made this a great experience. I went in December so the mariachi band playing Feliz Na Vidad was awesome. I know I spelled that wrong. This place is a must and I don't understand people saying that it is expensive. We spent about 60 bucks for two of us including enormous wonderful margaritas. And for what you get here while being in a very expensive town of Cabo, I thought it was a great deal. GO HERE! Trust me.
Reviewed by bigplate from Maryland on 7/4/08
The crowd is all gringo but that doesn't detract from the fact that the food is good and it is a colorful, entertaining place. Prices are a little high but not out of line with other local eateries. I went a bit non-traditional and had the grilled and seasoned fish and it was excellent.
Reviewed by jerrod1000 from Denver on 1/5/08
My food was cold. We had to ask our server twice for the check. It wasn't cheap. This place is a factory for gringos. It lacked authenticity and quality.
Reviewed by BrownEyedGirl from San Diego, CA on 7/24/07
I have been to Cabo numerous times, and Mi Casa is always a must. Their food is great, the staff is friendly, and the set up of the restaurant is unique (think stadium seating with tables).
Reviewed by terilg from Chicago, IL on 11/19/06
great menu, good food, good margaritas and a fine selection of tequilas. nice non flashy restaurant in the center of town. we make a point of going there every time we visit cabo
Reviewed by ShelleyK408 from Tacoma, WA on 11/12/06
Always festive! The food is traditional "Tex Mex" - no suprises - but always consistently good.
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