Flora Farms

"Originally opened by Gloria and Patrick Greene as an organic farm, this ever-so-charming spot has evolved since the late 90s and now features a wine and coffee bar, as well as shops set among the mango trees and this restaurant. It's family run and all heart—they grow their own produce, raise chickens, have an onsite butcher program, and bake all the breads, too. The tempting menu features offerings such as Neapolitan flatbreads, salads, and lighter starters like a flavorful gazpacho. From there choose one of their sandwiches, or an entrée like the pork chop with crispy potatoes. Portion sizes are generous but save room for their sweet treats baked onsite, and house-made ice creams and sorbets." - Michelin Inspector

"It doesn’t get much more farm-to-table than Flora Farms, a bushy garden of flowers and palm trees where all the vegetables and herbs on your plate are grown on site, and the chicken and pork are raised humanely on a ranch nearby. In order to be as environmentally friendly as possible, the menu rotates seasonally, but reliably includes excellent Neapolitan-style pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven, a Bloody Mary made with heirloom tomato water, and very good ice cream. The restaurant includes both indoor and outdoor spaces, but we’re partial to the patio seating that’s right along patches of lanky sunflowers. " - nili blanck

"It doesn’t get much more farm-to-table than Flora Farms, a bushy garden of flowers and palm trees where all the vegetables and herbs on your plate are grown on site, and the chicken and pork are raised humanely on a ranch nearby. In order to be as environmentally friendly as possible, the menu rotates seasonally, but reliably includes excellent Neapolitan-style pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven, a Bloody Mary made with heirloom tomato water, and very good ice cream. The restaurant includes both indoor and outdoor spaces, but we’re partial to the patio seating that’s right along patches of lanky sunflowers." - Nili Blanck

"California-style Boutique in Cabo It makes sense that the California cool of James Perse's clothing and accessories for men and women has made its way to Cabo, where its sold at one of several shops that opened on the property of Flora Farms in late 2015. Whether you forgot to pack for the coastal climate of Baja or you just want to expand your wardrobe, attentive staff can help you add a few items to your style repertoire."

"Flora Farms’ 25 acres of organic cultivations benefit from the rich soils of San José del Cabo’s Sierra de la Laguna foothills. Award-winning chef Guillermo Téllez puts the farms' bounty to good use in his kitchen, famed for organic, seasonal, and family-style meals in a gorgeous natural setting. Because fresh water is a scarce resource in Baja, the farm doesn't raise cows but even dedicated red meat eaters won't miss beef at the restaurant thanks to a deep menu filled with big local flavors. Check out the farm schedule for cooking classes and painting workshops—or schedule one of the Farm Spa facials that have become a local sensation."