
The Ambience: A Slice of Nature
As soon as you step onto the property, you’re transported into a serene oasis. The sprawling farm setting, complete with vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and lush pathways, makes it clear that Flora Farms is all about sustainability and showcasing the bounty of nature. It’s not just about eating; it’s about connecting with the land and the food that’s grown right on site.
The restaurant itself is rustic yet chic, with an open-air design that lets you soak in the beautiful surroundings. Whether you’re seated inside the cozy dining area or outside among the greenery, the environment is relaxed and inviting. It’s the perfect spot for a long lunch or leisurely afternoon with friends.
The Dishes: Fresh, Flavorful, and Full of Surprises
1. Sopressata Pizza: A Standout Favorite
The star of the show for me was the Sopressata Pizza. Honestly, it was one of the best pizzas I had during my entire trip to Los Cabos. The crust was perfectly crispy, with a slight chewiness in the center that made each bite satisfying. The sopressata — rich, slightly spicy, and crispy — was the hero topping, perfectly complementing the tangy tomato sauce and melted cheese. The balance of flavors was spot-on, and it was clear that the ingredients, sourced from their own farm, made a huge difference in the overall taste. If you’re a pizza lover, this is a must-try.
2. Crispy Chicken Sandwich: A Missed Opportunity
On the other hand, the Crispy Chicken Sandwich didn’t quite live up to expectations. While it was perfectly fine, there was nothing particularly remarkable about it. The chicken was crispy, but the seasoning was a bit one-note, and the bun was just okay. It wasn’t a bad dish by any means, but in a place with so many bold and flavorful offerings, it felt a bit lacking. If you’re at Flora Farms, I would recommend trying one of their other more unique dishes.
3. House-Made Burrata: A Fresh Delight
The House-Made Burrata was a revelation. The creamy cheese had a subtle sweetness and freshness that set it apart from any burrata I’ve had before. It was served with a drizzle of olive oil, a sprinkle of salt, and fresh herbs, making for a simple yet indulgent starter. The texture was luxuriously smooth, and the flavors — rich yet delicate — were exquisite. If you’re a fan of cheese, this dish will transport you to another level of enjoyment.

4. Tri-Colore Caesar Salad: A Fresh Take on a Classic
The Tri-Colore Caesar Salad was another highlight. The greens were incredibly fresh, and the homemade dressing had just the right balance of creaminess and tang. What set this Caesar apart was the vibrant, high-quality ingredients. The salad wasn’t overly heavy but still filling, with crispy croutons adding a nice crunch. It was a solid choice for anyone looking for something light but satisfying.
Final Thoughts: A Truly Unique Experience
Flora Farms offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience in Los Cabos. The food, sourced from their very own farm, is fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. While some dishes, like the Sopressata Pizza and the House-Made Burrata, really stood out, others, like the Crispy Chicken Sandwich, were a bit more average. However, the overall ambiance and the quality of the ingredients make this a place you don’t want to miss. Whether you’re a foodie looking for delicious, locally-sourced meals or someone just looking for a peaceful escape in nature, Flora Farms delivers on both fronts.
It’s the perfect spot for a leisurely lunch in the midst of stunning natural beauty — and for a truly memorable culinary experience.