excelente servicio y la comida deliciosa y las meseras súper atentas muy buen trato las michelasdas…read moredeliciosas

I ordered a family platter that comes with fish, shrimp rice and salad…read more And I asked them if there portion of rice was good enough for 3 people and said yes tell me why I get this small scoop of rice in a really small plate I am so disappointed and dissatisfied no one got to enjoy they're food as they should because of the very small portion sizes of sides they give.

You probably pass by this place without even looking...and that's a problem…read more This place is YUM. My new "hole in the wall" Mexican seafood eatery. Quaint, cozy & delicious. WIDE variety of seafood dishes -- enchiladas, quesadillas, tacos, ceviche, fried fish & fries. We loved it ALL. The rice might have been a bit too stale but the rest of it was inhaled. SCRUMPTIOUS. There is limited seating and though there were only 2 parties when we arrived, that quickly picked up within the next 20 minutes. Service was outstanding -- kind, courteous and attentive. Definitely coming back to try the shrimp cocktail next time. Kids loved the fried fish too!

Fairly authentic Mexican grill. This isn't Taco Bell but it's almost as fast, similar in price and…read more50x better. Quick lunch? No prob. Drinks with friends and throwing down mini tacos, absolutely. Looks and feels a little bit like a hole in the wall but it's what I want in authentic. Staff is quick and nice. Pro tip: the TVs loop what the food looks like, I wish I realized that before ordering as the menu is a bit hard to decipher. I'll order better next time!

This place just recently got renovated and when I say it's got incredible ceviche and food I truly…read moremean it! Now it has the ambiance to match. Service is great. Drinks are delicious. Music is fire...and on weekends they sometimes have a live band that play throughout the restaurant. Love love love

Plates don't match the price Fries left over from the day…read morebefore Fish way too small Ask for specifics on plate didn't get it

If you're looking for one of San Antonio's local gems, this is it! We've been coming here for over…read morea year, and it has quickly become one of our favorite places to eat. It's the restaurant we always choose when family and friends come to visit from out of town, and every single one of them has left talking about how much they loved the food, the atmosphere, and the experience. The owners are incredibly welcoming and friendly, and the staff consistently provides outstanding service. You can tell they truly care about their customers, and that warmth is something you don't find everywhere. The live music on Saturdays creates the perfect atmosphere--whether you're enjoying a date night, celebrating with family, or just unwinding after a long week. And the food is always exceptional. Our favorites are the ceviche, the ribeye tacos, and the drinks. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and consistently delicious. What keeps us coming back is that they do everything well: amazing food, excellent service, wonderful owners, and a fun, inviting atmosphere. We're so thankful to have a place like this in San Antonio and can't recommend it enough. If you haven't been here yet, you're missing out!

Managers here are top tier so nice and supportive. We came in here and the service was immediate…read more The had live music playing and it was a great time. The drinks were delicious and the shots were huge!! Great value for a group, we enjoyed our evening here and gladly took photos of the menu due to not seeing them on Yelp.

Amazing food and friendly service They do have karaoke on…read morethe weekends nights so much fun at that place creating a cool ambience for their guest they have plenty of room to enjoy the music and the food

Fresh fresh seafood served on crispy tostadas, with a cold beer equals heaven on earth. Be prepared…read moreto speak a little Spanish. The only downside is the giant TV, kinda dark inside. You could always sit outside on the covered patio. Really enjoyed our healthy delicious meal here.

I was first customer to buy Cabrito. It is worth every bite. It takes me back to my youth in…read moreLaredo. Texas. It is first Sunday that they are offering. DELICIOUS. I'll keep buying if they keep on the menu. It's a MUST

Took some out of town friends here for dinner. They had a live band. The singer even sang a kids'…read moresong to entertain our kids! Adorable. Food and drinks were delicious. Great vibe for a Friday night dinner. Would recommend the ribeye here. It's one of the best I've had.

Stopped in for lunch with some coworkers and ordered the cheese enchilada plate w/onions that came…read morewith Spanish rice, refried beans, and flour tortillas. When the food comes out, I notice the ample portions of rice and beans. The rice has is nicely done and seasoned well as were the beans. Solid start. The enchiladas are soaked in a thicker chile sauce that is very flavorful. They are topped/stuffed with plenty of cheese and the added onions I requested came as ordered. Good job. Overall, i enjoyed Saritas as the staff was friendly and the food on point. I'll be back to try more of the menu.

We couldn't get into our usual Mexican restaurant so we tried Saritas. There was not a wait so we…read morewere seated quickly, which was really good because my medical appointment was within an hour and I was worried that we wouldn't have enough time to eat lunch. Sarita's is a fairly large restaurant with a bar. We sat in a booth, and the background Tejano music was loud. I looked up and we were sitting beneath the speaker, but it looked like every couple of booths there were ceiling speakers all over the restaurant. I know they're trying to create an atmosphere, but I really just wanna eat lunch and I don't need background music. I ordered chicken Caldo and my husband ordered an enchilada plate. I like that we got chips and there was no extra charge as the other restaurant that we normally go to charges for chips if it's not dinner time. The waitress was very attentive and came to our table quickly. She took our order and the food didn't take long to come out. the chicken Caldo had generous pieces of chicken, a fairly large wing and a breast along with a couple of large pieces of carrots, celery half a red potato , and a lot of bell pepper. I noticed I didn't receive any rice and the waitress and she told me that rice did not come with the Caldo, but I could order some on the side which I decided not to do. Overall, it was really good although it probably had a total of two green peppers in it so that was a bit much and sort of an unusual veggie to put in the Caldo, but it was still good. My husband enjoyed his enchilada plate. He asked for Barracho beans and got refried beans, but he figured he wouldn't ask the waitress to change them. I used the restroom and the music was really really loud in there. There were a lot of rust marks on the floor and the walls because it looked like the bathroom doors and hardware had been moved. So it gave the appearance of looking sort of dirty . Overall good food,but wish that background music would be turned down.

My son and I have been hungry for Peruvian food for a while now. We decided to give Rocoto's a try…read morebecause we like the sound of some menu items that we had never had before. The venue is very pleasant. We were the only ones speaking English during our visit. The Spanish I was hearing was not a local dialect. I feel like the other patrons were probably from Peru, although one man sounded Columbian. Anyway... we knew we were in for a treat. We ended up having a four course meal. The first course was a delicious (and huge) tamal wrapped in banana leaves. The masa was thick, very moist, and tasted like it was made with a very delicious broth. That was followed by anticuchos which are grilled slices of beef heart. They came with some slices of roasted potato. I thought they were seasoned really well, but my son thought they were too salty. For our main course, we both had cau cau (Peruvian beef tripe stew) served with a small bowl of white rice. It was very delicious. The trip was cooked perfectly- not chewy, but not gelatinous. For dessert, we each had an alfador (Peruvian short bread cookies filled with a layer of Dulce de Leche and topped with powdered sugar). They were sheer perfection! The shortbread was as soft and flaky as my Mother's. We each drank a Chicha Morado. It was a sweet purple drink with cinnamon in it. I loved it. We only came in contact with two of the staff. They were both super helpful and very pleasant.

A restaurant struggles to make it at times and this one has been in San Antonio for 15 years and I…read morecan see why! The food was flavorful in the service was friendly and we will be back.