Every table, every price
Switch between dinner and lunch below. Prices are for the tasting or set menu unless marked “per main” or “typical spend”, and the bars compare each menu with the most expensive on the list. Each price links to where it came from.
- Animalón · 1 Michelin star · Mexican · Valle de Guadalupe · dinner MX$3,200
- Conchas de Piedra · 1 Michelin star · Fish and Seafood · Valle de Guadalupe · dinner MX$1,700
- Damiana · 1 Michelin star · Mexican · Valle de Guadalupe · dinner MX$2,750
- Lunario · 1 Michelin star · Mexican · Valle de Guadalupe · dinner MX$2,550
- Olivea Farm to Table · 1 Michelin star · Contemporary · Valle de Guadalupe · dinner MX$2,950
Every starred table on one map
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How much each extra star adds
Average menu price for the meal chosen above, grouped by Michelin stars. À la carte restaurants are counted but left out of the averages and ranges.
One star
- Restaurants
- 5
- Range
- MX$1,700–MX$3,200
- Avg Google rating
- 4.7
Two stars
No Two stars restaurants listed.
Three stars
No Three stars restaurants listed.
How the prices are counted
Per person, before service
Every figure is for one guest. Mexican menu prices include 16% VAT; service isn't added at most restaurants, and a tip of 10–15% is customary. Some hotel restaurants add a 15% service charge. Prices shown in other currencies use the day's exchange rate and are approximate.
Where prices come from
Dinner is the restaurant's main tasting menu, and wine is its wine pairing where one is offered. For à la carte restaurants the figure is a typical main course or, at taquerías and small places, a typical spend. Prices come from each restaurant's own website where they're published, otherwise from OpenTable, Tock or recent Mexican press. Esquina Común doesn't publish its prices.
Stars and Google rating
The Google reviews score out of 5 and the number of reviews, checked in October 2026. Stars come from the MICHELIN Guide Mexico 2026, announced on 20 May 2026; green ▲ marks its seven new stars and red ▼ the one restaurant that lost its star.
Frequently asked questions
How many Michelin-starred restaurants are there in Baja California?
There are 5 Michelin-starred restaurants in Baja California: all one-star (MICHELIN Guide, checked Oct 2026).
Are there any three-star Michelin restaurants in Baja California?
No. Every starred restaurant in Baja California has one star.
How much does a Michelin-starred dinner cost in Baja California?
Dinner menus at the starred restaurants in Baja California cost from MX$1,700 (≈ US$95) to MX$3,200 (≈ US$175) per person, with a median of MX$2,750 (≈ US$150).
What is the cheapest Michelin-starred meal in Baja California?
The cheapest is the dinner menu at Conchas de Piedra: MX$1,700 (≈ US$95) per person.
How far ahead should you book a Michelin-starred restaurant in Baja California?
As early as you can: many starred restaurants open bookings one to three months ahead, and the best known fill soon after. Weekday and lunch tables are usually easier to get. Lunch is often the cheaper way in: we list lunch prices for 4 of the 5 restaurants here.
Related guides
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What Is a Michelin Star?
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How Do Restaurants Get a Michelin Star?
Inside the inspection: anonymous inspectors, repeat visits, the star meeting and how stars are lost.
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