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    CajunMex Shrimp

    4.4 (7 reviews)
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Great place to eat, was here for papas and beers, and in need of a pick up, shrimp in a bag is automatic. The surrounding is pretty cool

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    8 years ago

    Yummy yummy yummy. Excellent shrimp and sauce!!! It's spicy but addictive and with lots of flavor.

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    Mariscos La Guerita - 8.2016

    Mariscos La Guerita

    4.8(10 reviews)
    6.4 km
    •$

    Under the white arch between Rosarito and Puerto Nuevo, you will find the quaint fishing village of…read morePopotla. Besides being in the news for drugs and human smuggling, Popotla is known for their fresh, daily caught seafood. Mariscos La Guerita is a restaurant here. Made from leftover lumber and the blue vinyl tarp, this ghetto- fabulous eatery was visited by Anthony Bourdain. To find this place, just look for a banner that says "Antoni Bourdan visits Rosarito Popotla". It's a bit intimidating if you do not speak Spanish. First, purchase your seafood from the countless vendors on the beach. (Fish range from 20-50 pesos per kilo) Once you purchase the fish, take it to the fish cleaning station. They will clean your fish for a tip. ($1 a fish) Take the cleaned fish to La Guerita and they will cook it up to your liking for about 30 pesos a fish. They will provide you with rice, beans, tortillas and an assortment of hot sauces. While you wait, make sure to check out the other stalls for their Cóctel de Mariscos or have a few beers. There must be crack sauce in the oil. Pescado Frito and the fish tacos are among the best I've had. (My wife has tried many times to duplicate the flavor but never can.) Spider crab and the sea urchin not so much. In the winter months, look for the brown box crab. It is better than the Alaskan variety. If you are in Rosarito, Mariscos La Guerita and Popotla is a great alternative to Puerto Nuevo. (Lobster Village) Just make sure you don't need to go to the banos. (bathroom) If you do, it's 5 pesos and a tetanus shot.

    I continued to celebrate my prebirthday in Mexico, so we came here to have lunch. They are located…read moreright on the beach and let you purchase seafood from one of the vendors nearby or you can just pick out something from their cooler and have them cook it for you. We picked out a fish that was about a pound and walked next door to get a coconut while we waited...When we came back my friend already started eating without us lol. The fish came with rice, beans, and tortillas and was so yummy! We even had a mariachi band entertain us while we ate!

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