The minute we stepped into the patio entrance i got excited for what i knew was going to be a Great…read moreexperience. -excellent service - best margarita i've ever had - my fish soup was so delicious i spent a full hr. savoring every bit. Because it was served in a traditional Mexican bowl it stayed hot the whole time.

We went out of our way to eat here after a great experience last year. They moved locations and the…read moreambiance is excellent but the prices are outrageous. It was $130 for three people. Even in the states that's an insane dinner price. We just got basic foods. Sadly we don't plan to return.

Hubby & I had dinner here tonight. We wanted to try this place when we were here in Oct, but I…read morepicked Wednesday to try it & they are closed on Wednesday. We are so glad we got to try it. We were the only ones in the restaurant when we went. The young girl who took care of us was great! She was friendly & super sweet. Hubby got a Michelada & added a shot of Tito's since there was no alcohol in the tomato juice part of the drink. He said it was really good. My sangria was good. It's made with pineapple juice. We ordered the chips & salsa. We also ordered the guacamole. The chips & salsa were good. I was happy there was no heat in the salsa since I am a huge whimp when it comes to spicy food. The guacamole was really good after we added some salt & lime juice. I normally don't eat guacamole, but I liked it too. We went "out of our box" & tried the whole fried fish. We split it. We asked her to add rice & beans if it didn't come with it. It was huge. The fish was fried perfectly! Hubby loved it. I liked it too. It was moist. The rice was good. The refried beans were excellent! I don't know what they do, but the texture & flavor was the best we have ever had. I loved them. We will definitely make this place are go to when we come down again. Please note tips are cash only in case you don't carry cash!

My review was 4 years old. Just ate there again last nite and nothing has changed. Great food and…read moretop notch service. Hubby and daughter shared the giant platter which they loved. I have Carlos V shrimp, something new for me. Such generous portions, you'll leave her 10lbs heavier. Allegedly they have dessert but too full to try. This place is really small, so if there's a big party you're SOL. We never leave PP without eating here, we love it so much

Still on point and just a great place to spend lunch or to grab an afternoon bite! The oysters are…read moregreat and don't get fooled by the first billboard. Drive past the first billboard on HWy to get El Barco!

Fabulous food, fabulous prices, fabulous service, and fabulous ambiance! Hands down, my ABSOLUTE…read morefavorite restaurant in Rocky Point! There's no place like it in Rocky Point! EVERYTHING on the menu is phenomenal! If you only do one thing in Rocky Point, make sure it's paying this place a visit! You won't regret it! They are a little bit of a car hike to get to, but SOOOOOOO worth it!

Here's a polished review you could post:…read more If you're in Rocky Point, Birria y Tacos Los Primos is definitely worth a stop! The chips were fresh, warm, and absolutely delicious. The salsa selection was packed with flavor, with something for everyone--from mild to spicy. Everything tasted fresh, authentic, and made with care. Great food, great flavors, and a spot we'll definitely be coming back to! The space is so cute and has AC! Our waitress was amazing and kept the salsas refilled!

Our go-to spot for tacos. Always fresh, great service and pretty decent prices. Meat is always…read moretender and a full tray of condiment.

Always our first stop coming into town for the Pollo entero (whole chicken) with all the sides…read more Delicious easy first meal and hopefully a nice cold chicken lunch on the beach! Or a sneaky midnight snack.

Great place! Chicken is fire and so are the beans. The beans have a nice kick to them. The chicken…read moreis crazy juicy and although 3/4 the size of a Costco rotisserie chicken t still met the appetites of the 3 of us. It is a giant palapa which the grill on one side and the restaurant on the other. You sit at old wooden tables with traditional chairs and the server comes by and asks for your order. The menu consists of banners hung around the dining room. The food comes out quick so be ready. The sides are optional but you can't go wrong with the rice and beans. The salsa has a bit of a bite, but delicious nonetheless. My only knock was that once we were done the server took out remaking tortillas and put them back in the warmer for the next table. Not worried about germs, after all we are in a giant palapa. But the fact that they wouldn't toss them out or give them to the people that needed it outside the entrance. We ordered the corn and they were just old which is why I Dropped them to a 4. So when you go be cautious of corn tortillas. But love everything else.

Very nice place with what seemed a family owned and managed. The staff was very friendly and the…read morefood was good

Dined-7/10/25: Came…read morefor breakfast and had the place to ourselves. A local non-frills mom & pop w/ a good variety from traditional Mexican dishes & some American breakfast. Servers were friendly & attentive. Food was made to order, came out hot & super fresh. Can't beat the homemade tortillas. I had the breakfast burrito which was filling I only ate half. Friend had the breakfast skillet which was piping hot. The pancake was buttermilk & very tasty. Only thing was, I didn't see a bathroom but once outside, I noticed there were stairs to go upstairs where they do karaoke. Maybe the bathroom is up there. They accept cash & cards. Would recommend!

Great spot for breakfast. They have a buffet on weekends with lots of hot and cold food options as…read morewell as made to order omelets and waffles (also available in half portions) Apple, cranberry, and orange juice available on the buffet.. price is about $17 usd p/p. Cash only.

It's not flashy. And it's probably THE least touristy restaurant in the area. But is it still good?…read moreAbsolutely. If you make it here early enough, there's a standalone espresso bar up front. And if you make it here on the weekends, the entire restaurant is a buffet only. I went during a weekday and had a traditional sit-down experience. The ambiance is a bit unusual-- the large, circular dining room with a domed ceiling makes everything echo, and it feels weird, like you have to stay quiet in here. Service is kind and prompt, however. Menus immediately after sitting down. First cup of coffee 2 or 3 minutes later. Superb. I had an order of waffles, and they were absolutely delicious. There are of course many savory offerings like huevos rancheros or chilaquiles on the menu as well. This is a simple, practical breakfast spot worth checking out if you start your day early.

Place is out of business plus it kinda served food that sucked anyways. Lots of old folks liked it…read morecuz it way cheap.

The door is literally right off the street, you walk right into the heart of the restaurant- it is…read moreone large room with the bar to the right. The Margarita Cadillac is delish, can't come here without trying at least one. We had the Mexican special, which consisted of a chili rellano stuffed with cheese, a pork tamale and an enchilada, with the choice of red or green chile on the enchilada. I had the red chili and onions on my enchilada as it took me back to my grandmother's house. Others at the table had the red chili enchiladas flat - also reminiscent of grandma's. Everything was delicious. I wasn't a fan of the beans but i rather eat everything else, you have so many choices. The chili isn't hot as you will notice most restaurants in Mexico don't have hot salsas. But they are very flavorful. Mom loves the bacon cheese fries and wings. We also tried the Mexican shrimp cocktail. I forgot to take a picture before we started eating it, but it was sooo good and had tons of freshness and big shrimp so yummy!

Great scallops and unique mexican beer selection. The pet giraffe the hung out in the corner of the…read morerestaurant was a bit much but interesting

Delicious fresh seafood, burgers and more with a gourmet twist. I had a mango shrimp with Avocado…read moremy husband had Tuna sashimi absolutely Delicious! Love ve the giant painted murals on the walls great props for photos.

It's alright but pricy for tacos total of 12 tacos 2 sodas 1 beer 75.00 dollars the place is very…read morefancy and big full bar difference types of meat they also serving other food kinds

December 30, 2024. Monday. Lunch…read more Went here with my wife for lunch. We ordered the Vampiro with papas (285 pesos), a carne asada taco (40 pesos), and a quesadilla with carne (70 pesos) and 2, 12-ounce Mexican Cokes (60 pesos). Altogether, we spent $22.22 for lunch. We noticed on this trip that Rocky Point prices were very similar to what we were spending in the United States. This place is very clean and we sat at the inside dining. Note: they only take cash here, DO NOT order assuming you can use a debit card. They are generous with the topping tray, which includes: lettuce, 2 salsa, an avocado sauce, limes, and cucumbers. To be honest, these are large portions and we would have been full with just the Vampiro with potatoes. The Cokes with real cane sugar are always better than our American ones with high fructose corn syrup. A small portion of the beef was a little grisly with fat. I subtracted one star for this and the fact that they ONLY take cash. This is a decent, clean eatery. They offer their entire menu with either corn or flour tortillas. Come hungry because the plates are large!