the days worth planning around
the calendar is the honest version of this place. some of it is loud, some of it is seven in the morning with nobody on the sand yet.
every week
the weekly rhythm
sundays
brunch
chilaquiles, ceviche and micheladas, and the same expat crowd at the same tables since about 2011.
saturdays, seven
yoga on the sand
before the music, before the crowd, while the water is still flat.
most nights
a band on the deck
no cover. it starts somewhere around golden hour and runs as long as the room wants it to.
sundays in season
nfl, every game
september through february, buffet running, and enough americans that you will find your team.
the marquee
the fourth of july
one day a year the whole beach belongs to us. fireworks off the water, a merch drop, and traditions that have been accumulating for three decades. if you plan a trip around one date, plan it around this one.
all year
the annual anchors
february. super bowl sunday, every screen, buffet going.
may. memorial day weekend, the first long one of the american summer.
october. halloween on the deck, which the expat crowd takes far too seriously.
november. thanksgiving, a proper table, the bay in front of you.
december. christmas eve dinner, and new year’s eve with a band and midnight over the water.
september 16. mexican independence, bilingual and open to everyone.
family days
mother’s day, father’s day, and most sundays
when the tables fill with three generations and the bay does the entertaining.
march is its own animal
looking for spring break?
it runs on its own page, so the rest of the year can stay the way it is.
open daily from eight in the morning until late