Simple little place with reasonably priced seafood dishes. Seating both indoors and out. Consistently pretty busy but food comes out quickly. Last time I was there I ordered a cubana (good and cheap), the filete de pescado (about $140 and came with arroz y ensalada), and an empanada de atún (~$30 or so). Everything was delicious albeit simple. The empanada in particular was very tasty. There are multiple hot sauces to choose from on the table as well as mayonnaise. Free (basic) bread is brought out as well.
Service is very attentive and friendly. Someone (the owner?) was very welcoming to me, even going so far as to give me a shot of mezcal on the house. He seemed to either know everyone that came by or was just very gregarious lol. Either way he was great company during my meal.
Overall an excellent little place with solid food and very low prices. 3 Bs for sure! read more