Soggy Peso

Strongest and best margarita. Had lobster tacos. Very good. Lively atmosphere fun bar scene. Hats and pennants from US colleges. Reasonable prices

Super awesome place, delicious bloody Mary’s, lobster tacos are fried and the exchange rate is bogus. Apparently their exchange rate is 12. Beware. It was good, but not worth the money!

We came here on a weekday afternoon and had a great time at the circular bar. The fajitas special was excellent as well as the drinks and company. I will definitely return

What can I say? Each time we go, you feel like family. Freddy, Gustavo, Daniel, Yoyo deliver service with shazam. Each day I wake up on this beautiful island, I’m planning my day around the Soggy special. Don’t miss he ribs (and chicken) on Sunday!

Our favorite expat bar in the world. Great fun sorry the teenage losers didn’t like it. Don’t tell anyone about this place they are all ready too busy. Don’t miss lobster tacos $ 8 for 4 or Sunday night BBQ they usually run out by 6:00

The Soggy Peso es muy bueno! Out of the 5 nights we stayed on Isla at an all-​inclusive resort we found ourselves at the Soggy Peso every day paying for food and drinks instead of enjoying the all-​inclusive; mainly because the Soggy Peso is just that good!
The Soggy Peso staff (Danny, Freddy, etc) and owners (Mal & Sally) were super nice and super fun to hang out with. It was a constant party with them every time we were there. They made sure that the margaritas stayed full and the beer kept flowing; all while making you feel comfortable and at home. There is almost hippy vibe with a little Jimmy Buffett thrown in kind of feel here.
When we arrived on the island on Sunday we had heard that Soggy Peso had great ribs on Sundays, so we decided to drop in and give them a try. These ribs were not great, but AWESOME! They fell off the bone; and were great with the sausage and smoked chicken. We also each drink 2 of their awesome margaritas which are not only tasty, but super strong. They only allow you to have 2, because that is all you need. Afterwards we stumbled back into town and to our hotel all smiles.
The next day we knew we had to go back and have more drinks and food at the Soggy Peso; ending with the same result of stumbling back to our hotel room.
Then the following day of course we went back, but this was Cinco de Mayo! Best Cinco ever! We went to the bar, grabbed a stool, and held on for dear life! There were tequila shots, margaritas, live music, and the most fun you can pack into a tiny space ever; even Sally the owner came down with unending jello shots. We barely made it back to the hotel this night.
The next night we decided to skip the Soggy Peso and chill; after all Cinco was way too much fun and we needed to recover. But the following night and our last night we made our way back to the Soggy Peso and we almost cried knowing that our trip was about to come to an end and it would be our last night there. We did enjoy a delicious «Cheeseburger in Paradise» that night with our margaritas.
Until the fall Soggy Peso! We look forward to seeing you again!

Great hidden spot along the road. Eat day there’s something different to eat. I believe Sunday is rib day. Hang out at the bar or down below at the beach.
If it gets crowded just a wave of the hand will get the bartender’s attention.

We came here this time last year and had fun. This year we could barely get a drink and was reprimanded by the owner rudely for jumping in the pool. She didn’t want water on the ground???
The staff seemed less happy and fun and felt like a big downer compared to previous years.
We were also reprimanded for taking an extra chair from they able next to us for a friend to join us at ours. Wtf???

Margaritas are no joke. Keep an eye out for the nightly specials. No kid zone but great for adults looking for a drink and relaxing after a long day at the beach!