Fodor's Expert Review Café del Sol

Relax on a double chaise, snooze on a beach bed, or drink something bubbly as you dine on boat-fresh fish and local shellfish (including lobster) from the grill. Although not wildly innovative, the menu offers something more than the usual fresh ceviche; order simple burgers or pizzas to go with your icy agua verde (Presidente beer its in green bottle). This beach café was originally built for Embassy Suites’ guests and members of Metro Country Club; it's open to the public but by reservation only. Cover-ups are required for dining, and there's a minimum if you want to occupy one of the Balinese sunbeds. Always note the person’s name who takes your reservation, who should give your name to the security guard.