By Jennifer Kramer www.bajatheothercalifornia.com Nestled into the bustling Zona Rio neighborhood in Tijuana is a delightful space where artisan street food comes together with a casual but refined atmosphere. Food… Read more »
You’ve probably heard Greg Reddick, aka “Baja Joe,” on the radio promoting Baja and his website, www.bajasbacknow.com. Watch for him on an upcoming episode of PBS’s “Crossing South” with… Read more »
By Jennifer Kramer It only takes a few seconds after stepping into the Boys & Girls Club of Rosarito to feel the excitement and positive energy of the kids quietly… Read more »
It’s summertime, which means that the blockbuster hits are rolling out in the movie theaters. Sometimes there’s nothing like enjoying the air conditioning of the movie theater while watching summer’s… Read more »
By Jennifer Kramer www.bajatheothercalifornia.com It’s no secret that Baja’s wine region, Valle De Guadalupe (Guadalupe Valley), has become a mecca for people seeking delectable wine and culinary excellence. Likened by… Read more »
We had another wonderful trip to the Valle de Guadalupe this past weekend. Complete with a trip to the museum, traditional Mexican lunch, wine tasting at the beautiful Las Nubes,… Read more »
By Jennifer Kramer www.bajatheothercalifornia.com It’s been called the most famous street cart in the world. Anthony Bourdain called it Michelin quality. Andrew Zimmern was rendered speechless when he tried the… Read more »
When it comes to iconic liquors, nothing screams Mexico more than tequila. Whether you love it, hate it, shoot it, make margaritas with it, had a bad experience with it… Read more »
When her daughters’ spring break came around this year, DBTC staffer, Monica Garcia, took the family down to Baja for a six-day, fun-filled family road trip to see the gray… Read more »
UPDATE JANUARY 2015: THE POINT IS NOW CLOSED. CALAFIA RESTAURANT HAS TAKEN OVER THE SPACE AND SERVES DRINKS AND FOOD. A new restaurant, The Point, has opened up at the… Read more »