Corona
About
Sports Bars, Mexican
Price Range : MX$151-300 ($$)
Location
Adress: Carretera Transpeninsular Km 43.5, San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur 23420
Phone: +52 624 146 5715
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsNo
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- thumb_upGood ForBrunch
- local_parkingBike ParkingNo
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- new_releasesAttireCasual
- insert_emoticonAmbienceCasual, Touristy
- music_noteGood For DancingNo
- local_barAlcoholFull Bar
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- wifiWi-FiFree
- tvHas TVYes
- fastfoodCatersNo
Reviews
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Danny Guerin
Very friendly staff and great food court, Subway, Starbucks and a huge duty free shop. Nice lobby to wait in as well, and they seem to be rebuilding lots of parts of the airport. It’s a nice place to go! We Loved Los Cabos!
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Brenda Barrio
3 stars for the check in service and customs. When you get through all that and ready to leave you will find a bunch of guys trying to get you rides and promise things. Don’t pay attention, just keep walking. My complain was when I was to leave I got gate 1b and stopped at the Corona La Isla Bar to grab some beers. Nope! Worst service and the bartenders weren’t nice or efficient. My friend bought the first round and instead of charging us together they separated our checks. I got told that I needed to pay my and when I told them it was together they still made me pay. However, they charged me for two drinks and my friend paid for one. Basically, they couldn’t even charge me correctly. They took my card and I had to ask for it back because they just left it in an area where it was not safe. They constantly looked at my card but didn’t make an effort to return to ask who’s it was. The female bartender was not in a good mood and would give attitude to every customer.
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Jeff Smith
Watch out for super sales SCUMBAGS just after customs who are ready and willing to lie and offer you “free” things in exchange for a commitment to sit in on a timeshare presentation. Do not engage in conversation or even make eye contact them. I might recommend wearing sunglasses and headphones if the proposition of ignoring them altogether makes you feel weird. But learn from my mistake: you do NOT want to get in a conversation with them. They will act like your best and oldest friend while they try to sell you. After firmly rejecting all offers and telling the guy I wanted to leave, his look and demeanor changed to as if I had done something unspeakably wrong to him. Seriously, just because I said no? These guys are so bad that they make used cars salesmen look good. Stay away from them if you choose to come. My experience was so bad I won’t be coming back to Los Cabos ever again just because of this - when I’m supposed to be on vacation, it’s just not worth the hassle. Good luck to the area whose economy is strongly supported by tourism, yet allows such blatant abuse and disrespect of the same tourists that allow the area to prosper. I’ll be taking my vacation money elsewhere next time.
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Cris Hazzard
Let me break this down into arrivals and departures: ARRIVALS: The immigration line at peak time (2pm) took us 90 minutes to get through. It wasn't great but I get that it was busy. When you come through customs you'll be accosted by dozens of drivers looking to take you somewhere. Do what we did and book with the hotel. Follow the pickup instructions from the hotel carefully and make sure you know the name of the company picking you up. It's a bit chaotic. DEPARTURES: Getting through checkin and security was a breeze. Everyone was professional and efficient. The departure area was pretty crowded and chaotic from noon-2pm. It was hard for the 3 of us to find a seat together. It needs to be just a little bigger. There's a Starbucks, some fast food, and a sit-down restaurant with a perpetual line. Lots of trinket stores and Mexican sweets, not really many healthy options here. If you use USD$ to buy something they give you change in pesos, so use credit cards.
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McDaniel Hamilton
This airport only gets 3 stars as a result of some of the fine people inside the facility dealing with the travelers. Other hustlers and scammers at the exit of the facility and out in the ground transportation waiting areas are just off the hook bad deserving no higher than a negative star. We arrived at this airport location as a result of plans to spend several days in this area. We got off the aircraft a by way of mobile stairs to the runway. We were loaded onto an awaiting bus and taken to the terminal to offload and enter the Customs and Border Patrol area for processing. We filled out the paperwork for Mexican authorities and was sent on to collect our luggage. Once we collected our luggage we attempted to exit the airport looking for the transportation area and was assaulted by the multiple number of timeshare hustlers outside the exit doors of the customs area. They tried every trick in the book to get your attention to draw you into the web of lies. Don't talk to them, don't engage with them, as a matter of fact I walked past them until my wife was distracted by the female hustler of one group. They are inside and the ground transportation you need to get to is outside the terminal. Make sure you know the name of the transportation company to ensure that you are looking for that name and going with the designated company. Arrange for your ground transportation ahead of landing in town. I am writing this whole airport experience off as a waste of time and people are all about the fake info and taking your money you have in your pocket. The players pushed the bar sales just outside the door. If you have to wait for your ride, they will have you sit at the bar to wait. We don't drink!!! They kept pushing us to buy alcohol!! Just say no to the timeshares bullshiters that are everywhere.