Bismarkcito
Bismark-cito
A longtime seafood spot on La Paz's Malecón, where you can watch the Sea of Cortez sunset while eating smoked marlin tacos and chocolate clams.
Located on the Paseo Álvaro Obregón seafront promenade between Constitución and Hidalgo streets, it is one of La Paz's most popular and busiest restaurants. It has two menus: one focuses on fish tacos, with fillings such as signature smoked marlin, lobster, octopus and manta ray, served with a self-serve salsa bar; the other is a charcoal-grilled seafood and meat feast. The chocolate clam cocktail, made with local brown-shelled clams, is also famous. Sitting by the sea at dusk is best for the sunset. Some tacos rise slightly in price after 6 p.m., and service can be slow when it is busy. Note that it is separate from the group's original Bismark on Degollado Street.
Opening hours
Daily 8:00–22:30/23:00
Nearby sights
- Cathedral of Our Lady of La Paz
- Regional Museum of Anthropology and History of Baja California Sur
- Malecón de La Paz
- Whale Museum (Museo de la Ballena y Ciencias del Mar)
- Cerro de la Calavera
- Playa El Coromuel
- Whale Shark Swimming, Bay of La Paz
- Playa Pichilingue