
Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) has a solid mix of restaurants, cafés, bars and shops across both terminals — whether you want a proper sit-down meal before a long flight, a quick coffee, or a last-minute gift. Most spots accept both Mexican pesos and US dollars, and credit cards are widely accepted.

Dining ranges from grab-and-go counters to full-service restaurants and bars, in both Terminal 1 (domestic) and Terminal 2 (international). You’ll find:
Good to know: most restaurants sit past security in the departure area, so clear your gate first, then settle in to eat.

SJD is a great spot for last-minute shopping. Duty-free stores carry perfumes, cosmetics, liquor and chocolates at tax-free prices, while local boutiques sell Mexican crafts, apparel and souvenirs. The standout is the Clase Azul boutique in Terminal 2 — a must-visit for tequila and mezcal lovers, where you can taste and buy some of Mexico’s finest.

See the full rundown on our airport shops and duty-free & taxes pages.
Arrive with time to spare so you can enjoy a meal or browse the shops after security. Planning your trip? Get around Los Cabos easily with a pre-booked airport transfer to and from your resort.
Skip the taxi line — reserve a private transfer or shared shuttle straight to your resort or villa. Round-trip saves the most and locks in your return ride to the airport; one-way is available too.
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