Flora’s Farm

This place is amazing! Beautiful location! Be sure to make a reservation but do it while it’s still light so you view the beautiful grounds. Food is delicious. We tried a pizza, main meal and dessert. Everything was done to perfection. A must!

What a wonderful place. We had a friend recommended the Farm for dinner. We made reservations for four. The road to get there after you leave the main road is dirt but cool. We arrived and it was beautiful. We were seated right away. Great ambiance and there was a wonderful 3 piece band playing outside the bar.
We were given a complimentary appetizer which was great tasting and thoughtful. We ordered 2 bottles of wine which were very nice.
We all ordered different meals. I had the the beef which was wonderful, my girlfriend had a pizza which she enjoyed.
We enjoyed the meal, conversation wine and service. After the meal we walked around the grounds and checked out the wine room, art room and the sitting area.
Thank you to the staff for a wonderful and memorable meal and experience.
Highly recommend place an we will return to enjoy soon.

Atmosphere, unique cocktails, pizza, pork chops all out standing. Presentation and service five star. Flora Farms is an adventure, give it a try…

All the food was so fresh and you could really taste it. The place is quiet and the atmosphere is great. Highly recommended.

Once you get over the drive your in for a wonderful surprise. The ambiance is lovely, the food even better. The night I was there they had live music as well. Worth the adventure

One of the best and most unique restaurants I’ve ever been to in the world. It is well worth the trip to travel to this unique and tasty restaurant. Don’t hesitate to travel off the paved road up the dusty trail to this oasis on the Baja Peninsula… it is truly a gift to your taste buds and other senses.
I was in Cabo a year before the hurricane and was lucky enough to get to go there twice during my weeklong visit.
If you’re in the area definitely make it a stop on your trip… you won’t be disappointed.

Wow, very surprised with the quality of the food, the atmosphere, and the location. Had a nice brunch with 10 friends here and tried a few things. The pizzas are very good. Had an awesome version of a Bloody Mary. The eggs benedict were delicious. The music was the best in Cabo. Everyone in our group was impressed with this place and most of them were chefs and restaurant owners. Go here.

We had heard fantastic reviews for this restaurant and we’re excited to be able to get reservations for our
Large party. The location is tough to find but I think that adds to the mystique. Best to get really good directions the first time. The atmosphere and grounds were immaculate and I could imagine this an ideal
Place for a relaxed brunch or leisurely dinner with friends. Food was not amazing for us and was pricey but I definitely recommend coming back. Even though we weren’t overly impressed with dinner I would give them another try for sure!

What happened to this restaurant? Menu sorely lacking variety, soggy pizza, sticky toffee pudding tastes like gingerbread. The atmosphere has become that of a self entitled LA restaurant. If you are in Cabo San Jose there are so many delicious humble restaurants that don’t charge $ 44 corkage and a $ 25 cab ride to get there (one way)

I can’t even explain how Amazing this place is… We showed up very close to closing and were only able to enjoy the restaurant. That alone was phenomenal. Even the cocktails like The Vine, were fresh and hydrating. The music was sweet and added ambiance. There were sweet dogs that roamed the property freely, and the restaurant was surrounded by growing flowers and herbs. When you are seated, you placemat is a map of the whole farm. A map that explains every section and their purpose. When we arrived, it was a Wednesday night, so they had old movies being played on the lawn. This place is so sweet and surreal it’s almost visiting a fairy tale. Please make time to go here. The dirt road in is a little bumpy and dusty, but well worth it.
Do not miss this!

My all time favorite place to go in the Baja. Besides being absolutely beautiful, Flora Farms offers entertainment for the whole family. I can not say enough about this place… If you have a chance, you must at least try it once… You won’t regret it.

If you’re in Cabo don’t miss this place. Yeah it’s a trek to get there but it’s absolutely worth the drive. The grounds are absolutely breathtaking. You know you’ve arrived somewhere special when you first walk in. Our group came here for dinner and strolled the grounds lit by luminaries between courses. The cocktails were to die for. The menu was even better. I wish I could have taken loaves of the bread and fresh butter home with me. Worth every penny!

The first thought I had of this place: this is everything California wants to be, and anyone who wants to be like California when it comes to the food movements of the past couple of decades. I felt like we arrived to the origins of the farm to table movement. In fact, not just the origin, but like Joe vs Volcano, Mormon style mission trips to the tabernacle in Salt Lake City, and considering that it’s down a long and winding dirt path up mountains, without another business or residence in sight and tucked into a ravine, I could’ve sworn we were going to turn the corner to find some sort of religious figure floating above the farm. Having said all this hyperbole, Flora Farms really is straight out of the catalog of the ideal.
It’s a tough to find spot and if you are driving yourself you’ll have to use the hand drawn map they provide on their website. Really. The dirt roads do not have names, and there is nothing else around, which is why I strongly recommend coordinating a private driver with your hotel — especially Hotel El Ganzo who has their own land rover for the rugged path. And note if you do take a taxi you might be surprised when they offer to just stay in the parking lot during your entire dining experience, but there’s no rush at all.
Flora is a residency program for chefs, who stay on the farm in cottages. It really is a farm, and you are, despite the fear of overusing the word literally, you are literally going to have dinner on-​slash-​in the farm. It seemed like there were about five different dining areas within the delightful compound. Some covered near the wood fire ovens, others in their covered patio, two different bar areas, and then a small sliver of seats, where we were, right on the fringe of the gardens.
Prices compare to that of farm-​to-​table dining in California. You’ll likely spend, with bottles of wine or cocktails, about $ 50 per person. The place is great for groups and /​or families. You won’t be able to resist any course. From the pre-​dinner craft cocktails all the way to dessert, which by the way the historic event of my gal who is averse to sweets every single day of the year ordered cake here. Cake. With icing. A feat only met by something like Flora Farms. This place is consistently put in the top place to dine in all of Cabo in travel publications. Reservations are recommended but I’d imagine a night of waiting at the bar then being seated would be just as lovely. No joke, as soon as flight points add up for a free ticket, I’m jumping on an airplane to dine here. Many Californians would love to plop this right in the middle of the Santa Ynez Valley, but instead you get to travel to California’s roots, hop on a Virgin plane, and wander down the dirt roads to a ridiculously ideal experience.