
Shaka’s Delicious Wood Cantina
Shaka’s Delicious Wood Cantina is a $$ international beachfront restaurant in Todos Santos rated 4.8/5 by 140 TripAdvisor reviewers; walk-ins welcome.
About
Shaka's sits right on Cerritos Beach, between Todos Santos and Pescadero, where the highway curves toward the Pacific. It's a wood-built cantina with open sides and a beachfront vibe — you're close enough to hear the waves between courses. The 4.8 rating over 140 reviews holds across the board: food, value, and especially service all clock in well above average. The menu runs international, which here means grilled fish, tacos, bowls, and a handful of other dishes built around what's fresh. Mid-range pricing, but the value score suggests they're landing portions and quality in the right spot. It's kid-friendly, so families show up alongside surfers coming off the break. You don't need a reservation, but Cerritos draws crowds on weekends, so timing matters if you want a table with a view. Cerritos is one of the better surf beaches on the Pacific side, and Shaka's is the obvious stop after a session or between beach walks.
At a glance
- Area
- Todos Santos
- Vibe
- beachfront
- Price
- ●●○○
- Reservation required
- –
- Kid friendly
- ✓
- Cuisine
- international
- Dietary options
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Photos
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