If you want an authentic experience come here. Great food and service! Live music, free samples on the weekends of tostadas

Very friendly people, both employees and customers. The food was so good and reasonably priced. The place was clean and they had live music. The music was a bit loud for us, but everyone seemed to enjoy it. Definitely will go back. read more

Los Cabos Bar & Grill - Side came with our meal - Mexican Near Me - Roswell, Georgia

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What a pleasant surprise! Located at the end of a 45 year old strip center with two other Mexican restaurants, a nail salon/henta studio/U-haul store, just trust me, you're not going here thinking delicious, authentic Mexican seafood. All we knew was that every time we've rented a truck here, the air made us salivate. We started the evening with a plate of Shrimp Cucaracha which was a mountain of shell-on shrimp swimming in a lightly spicy sauce that was so good, we dipped chips, refried beans, and our entrees in the sauce. For entrees, we ordered a steak burrito (which we wound up brining home untouched) and a Mexican Molcajete that contained chicken, steak, shrimp, mexican chorizo, nopal, chile toreado, cheese, and welsh onion. All of the meats were prepared in different marinades and seasonings. We would've tried dessert but a late night meeting called us home. There are so many new dishes that we plan to try. We will be back very soon. We had a good-natured language barrier with our server but we worked through it and the food was worth a little Google translate action. read more

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Am I glad that we decided to give this place a try. For years, it was a nightclub called "Cancun", but it was so rowdy that the landlords said to change it or leave. A year ago, they converted it into an authentic Mexican Seafood restaurant, in the style of Los Cabos, on Mexico's West coast. What we found was a perfectly respectable family restaurant with a nearly 100% Latino clientele, and servers who could not have been more nice or more welcoming. The interior is casual, but definitely not a hole-in-the-wall. I'd have no problem bringing my parents here. As soon as you are seated, everybody gets a free tostada, piled with shedded marlin, with lime, tomatoes and onions, as a welcome gift. I didn't see baskets of chips, with salsa, but it's a good trade. We got a round of frozen margaritas, a couple of apps, and two entrees. When we ordered the margaritas, our waitress offered us a rainbow of flavors to choose from, on the rocks or frozen. We went with traditional lime, and frozen. I asked for no salt on mine, and was offered a sugar rim instead, which I declined. Very accommodating. What I didn't realize was that they were available in two sizes - regular for $9.99 and "grande" for $12.99 (see the drinks menu I included, and don't confuse it with a Margarona, which is half frozen margarita and half Carona beer). Now, take a look at the picture of our drinks after we had been drinking from them for a while. They came full to the brim. For scale, that lime on the side is a center slice from a full-sized lime. It takes two hands to lift them. We thought that we must have been given the large, but when the bill came, they turned out to be the regular size. The mind boggles at what the grande must be like. I have visions of a margarita-filled bird bath. For apps, we ordered the shrimp and cheese empanadas (also pictured), and a single campechano taco (also pictured). The empanadas are fairly small, and taste like shrimp and cheese, and are served with a nice slice of avocado and a little dish of green salsa that could take the paint off your bumper (used sparingly, it's delicious). They were good, but perhaps not worth their price. On a return visit, we had the guacamole, with optional chopped jalapenos. It was superb. The taco was the 4" mini-taco variety, rather than the standard 6" one. The corn tortillas it was served on had been grilled on the flat-top until slightly crispy, making them so they did not fall apart when you tried to eat them. The filling, which I believe is a mixture of carne asada and al pastor, was a bit dry. I wanted to see how the tacos were, and this one didn't make me think that I'd be coming here just for tacos. On a return visit, we tried the carne asada and found the meat to be tough and bland. Frankly, had the tacos been competitive with the best ones from taquerias, my review would be 5 stars. We have had grilled octopus al "ajillo" (with garlic, butter, sliced chiles and onions) in Puerto Vallarta that still haunts my dreams. The grilled octopus ("pulpo a la brasa") in the seafood section of the menu comes with hot sauce, garlic, salt & pepper. We ordered instead "al mojo de ajo", with garlic butter, which I think was the equivalent of omitting the hot sauce. It's not that I don't like hot sauce; just that I was trying to get close to that Puerto Vallarta experience, and boy on boy, did they! It was fantastic, with a really big helping of perfectly grilled octopus that managed to avoid being either slimy or rubbery, with so much garlic butter that vampires for miles around had a bad night. Take a look at the picture and use the wrapped dinner fork for scale. That plate is probably 14" on a side. It came with salad, which I will omit next time, crispy French fries, rice and a nice piece of grilled garlic bread. You can mix the rice with the garlic butter, if you'd like. The shrimp and several of the fish are also available "al mojo de ajo"; so, this request was easily accommodated. Finally, my wife ordered off the ceviche section of the menu, choosing the house special "los cabos" ceviche, with shrimp, fish, octopus, tomato, onion and cucumber. This ceviche was among the best we've had. Again, it's hard to tell scale in my picture, but that's a full-size dinner plate, and that's the smallest of three sizes. It is served with sliced avocados, tostadas, and crackers, on which you can pile the ceviche. You could also order ceviche with just shrimp or just octopus. You can order a single ceviche tostada from the Tostadas section of the menu, if you just want to try it. The menu is extensive, with sections of land food, soups, salads, wings & pasta, in addition to page after page of seafood. Prices may seem high, but they're a great value when you consider how much fresh and delicious seafood you are getting. We saw many groups sharing large platters of seafood, which looked amazing. We will definitely be back often. read more

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My mom hates this place se He feels robbed as a Mexican mom her second time being robbed. Anyways i really don't know how to write this but she said something I'm her food was bitter i liked the oysters .it was all very overpriced 2stars is a reasonable rating $100 for something we did not like I'm definitely not going back read more

I love this place. If you don't speak Spanish it may be more difficult for you to order but they'll find someone to help. I love the food, the caldo & all the seafood is absolutely amazing! They have huge margaritas & live music sometimes. Check them out! read more

We were looking for a good authentic Mexican restaurant to stop for lunch. So we saw the reviews and decided to stop, me and four boys. We walked and were sat immediately, like most other Mexican restaurant. We sat down and came and brought us some odd round tortilla chip with an odd flavored seafood mixture on top. It was very bland and not like anything I've ever had before. They didn't bring chips and salsa or waters. They took our drink order and the lady said she didn't speak good English. Asked for a Diet Coke and she looked confused so we got a Coke. My son asked for a water and my other son asked for a sprite. Looking at the kids menu and it was limited to six items, so my youngest ordered a cheese quesadilla, which was listed at $6.99, me and my other two boys order two steak tacos which were $2.50 a taco. Since they didn't bring chips and salsa we ordered a cheese dip with chips. The time from ordering to receiving our food didn't take long and that was a plus, however when the tacos came out they were very small not what we have got from multiple other Mexican restaurants. The flavor was ok but just wasn't a lot. These cheese quesadilla was not bad size and flavor was good. We received the bill and we were charged $2.00 for a water and $2.50 per soda. The cheese quesadilla that was $6.99 on the bill ended up being $9.99. The chips and cheese was $6.99 for a small bowl of cheese and a couple chips. Long story short, the flavor of the dishes were bland and not full of flavor like most Mexican restaurants we've been too in the past. Cost was much higher for the amount of food as well. The waitress was nice but then again she didn't speak much English. We won't be returning due to the cost of food for the amount of food. read more

What was once a great place has now been reduced to at most mediocre. They increased their menu prices by 30% or so across the board, but did not bother to maintain their standards at least. You wont even get chips and salsa when you come in. A burrito - a very basic under flavored one- is now for 12 dollars. It's really disappointing, if you don't believe my words - go try it. A lunch for two cost 55 usd without tips. They even charged for water. The lunch was also below average. Whoever owns that place took it from a greatness to eventual shutdown. read more

My friend & I came here for a margarita and an appetizer. Delicious! And such a fun atmosphere! The wait staff was great. Highly recommend! read more

I stumble upon this little gem today and there are not enough words to describe how fantastic it was. I ordered the most amazing seafood soup which did not fail to impress. Fresh, fresh, fresh, seasoned to perfection and visually stunning. Put this on your list of "must go to" restaurants. read more

Los Cabos Bar & Grill - Mexican Near Me - Roswell, Georgia

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I'm not going to lie I was a little worried about what to order when I saw the menu however everything was amazing! We had the shrimp & cheese empanadas for appetizers. They were crazy good! Then the 4 of us shared the Camarones Cucaracha, a huge plate of crab legs & Mexican Molcajete. OMG, so much food & so good. I also had a frozen margarita (or 2!) which was also very good!! The waitstaff was excellent. Really friendly and accommodating! Wish we lived in GA because we'd go back all the time!! read more

We've been to this place twice. it's not only amazing for seafood but they also have entertainment which is great. highly recommend.