We love seafood, especially Mexican seafood and this place appeared to have good reviews so we…read moretried it out. I didn't think the food was all that good, and I thought it was expensive for what it was, especially in Mexico. This caused some reflection on my part given the apparent good reviews here on yelp. I think I figured it out. If you sort the reviews by a new newest first, the most recent review is more than a year old. This is my attempt to perhaps help others looking for a good seafood restaurant in Cancun that is not a tourist trap. BTW, this again is in a residential area and the only way to park here is to utilize their valet parking, which was reasonably priced. The best part of my experience was the fish swimming around outside.

Absolutely delighted to find this nugget of a restaurant a few blocks from Mercado 28. Worth the…read morewalk! The food was delicious, service was extraordinary and location is impeccable! The music was amazing.

Fantastic food. Shrimp and fish tacos were fantastic and their toppings heavenly. The shrimp…read moreburrito was perfection. The Chico ceviche is not very small and it was also just right. Prices are inexpensive. Good service and friendly staff. Highly recommend.

Okay. Hear me out: no frill banging shrimp and fish taco…read more SIGN ME UP!!! Their sauces are also amazingggggggg!! The white one has a kick and they also have a tamarind sauce. The batter is made to perfection and it tastes so fresh. If only they had this in NYC I would be there every freaking day! Also ceviche was a huge order! For 43 pesos (~$2USD) this place was my favorite spot during our trip!

Excellent seafood and service! There was a singer when we first arrived and she was fantastic. We…read moreare definitely coming back.

Great customer service and the band was amazing. Once we got past the language barrier ordering…read morebecame easier. The food was cooked well and the options were vast. A very casual setting with a musical ambiance.

This comes off as a touristy spot. The have mariachis that come to the table and sing songs. We had…read morethem come to our table three times wanting to perform for a tip. The drinks we got - margarita in the rocks and passion fruit margarita made with rum - was tasty however $16 a drink seems on the high side. We ordered the mixed fajitas that came with chicken, steak and shrimp. Was slightly disappointed as the meat itself lacked seasoning however maybe you are suppose to slather it in the salsa? The drinks were the all star of the meal.

Great spot! The seafood here is fresh and tasty. I tried the cerviche with shrimp, very acidic and…read morerefreshing, tasty goodies but maybe not on an entirely empty stomach. I was glad there were chips and I also ordered guacamole so they paired well together. It's recommended by locals to us, and sure didn't disappoint. It looks like a hip spot. Lots of decors that are cool.

It has gone a bit touristy. No more fish tacos. No more welcome drink for the tourists.read more

Best Ceviche I've had in a very long time. So fresh. We got octopus mixed with fish. We also…read moreenjoyed a fresh lobster and a whole fried fish. I highly recommend this place. The front can be a little deceiving, but once you walk around the back it's such a cute place. Great drinks, great service! Deserves 6 stars! Marco was a phenomenal waiter!

We thought this place was great. We ate there twice. The menu is limited, but what is on the menu…read moreis absolutely excellent, a reasonable price, and prepared with love and care. The wine selection is superb. And by the way did I mention desserts? They were absolutely fantastic as well. There are many restaurants in Cancun near to the touristy areas. In my opinion, most of these are expensive and bad. This is off the beaten track, but well worth the effort. We had a car so it was easy for us to arrive. They did offer valet parking for 50 pesos. I thought that worked well and was worth the money as this is kind of in a residential area with limited parking.

Okay, so the food was unironically delicious, with some amazing seafood options that you can't…read moremiss. It's definitely on the more upscale side of things and most of the menu is in Spanish and service was all in Spanish but you should be able to get what you want. The ambiance is a slightly dimly lit bar and the food prices are definitely higher than most places here but it's worth it. Tostada de atun (Tuna Tostada): 10/10 Very good fish. Has a very steak-like texturre and delicious. Quesadilla langosta (Lobster Quesadilla): 10/10 Lovely! My friend ordered it and it was fantastic. Price is fairly high since it's more upscale but was creamy and meaty. Raviolli Langosta (Lobster Ravioli): My friend ordered 4 Tacos but since most of them had shrimp and I'm allergic I didn't have those, but it was good according to them. Overall, lovely place, food was good and highly recommended!

The protocol here is like a fish market where u buy your choice of fish by the kilo. My wife and…read moreI split a sea bass. She had hers grilled in garlic butter. I had mine made in a very slightly spicy sauce. The fish was cooked to perfection, both dishes were mouthwatering good. I choose mixed vegetables which were perfectly grilled and seasoned to be the best I ever had. My wife choose a pasta which she said was prepared perfectly. They started us out with a cup of fish soup broth that was excellent as well. Highly recommend!!!! P.S. service was excellent as well.

We rented an Airbnb nearby and stumbled on this lovely restaurant. We came with a very large group…read moreof about 15ppl and they were great in accommodating us. The menu was all in Spanish but the manager was nice enough to translate it for us. Some of us order off the menu...the rest shared in their fresh caught fish. They sell the fish by the kg and we were able to decide how we wanted each filet prepared. We decided to get one tempura, one garlic butter (my personal favorite) , one whole fish fried, and one other way which I forget. They even made a soup out of the head and tail left over from the filets. The best part was the price. It was surprisingly affordable. And came out to less than $10 per person even with drinks etc. This place is great when you want something delicious and not touristy. What a great treat.

Wow 3 years later and the food is STILL AMAZING‼‼‼ this little hole in the wall is a MUST try…read moreHighly Recommend it. I got aguachile and it did not disappoint!

Portions are huge! Came here alone and ordered the Aguachile and Plato Fuerte de Camarones. You…read morewill leave feeling happy and stuffed with food. Great stop before heading into the airport. It's a family style hole in the wall restaurant. English menus but Spanish speaking only. So make sure your google translate works if you don't speak Spanish. Regarding COVID precautions, I felt very safe. Temp check before entering establishment. Lots of hand sanitizer. Employees wore masks. There was a rotating group of singing guitarists entertaining the patrons. Great value, large portions, delicious food, and wonderful atmosphere. Highly recommend.

First night in Cancún we went to Lorenzillo's for dinner and let me just say the food was…read moredelicious. Our son got to choose his own lobster for dinner and the waiter helped him which was so nice of him. The ambience was perfect and relaxing and our waiter was very attentive. We also got to see the neighborhood gators floating by which was a cool bonus.

Service great , atmosphere great . Lobster bisque was a bit of a disappointment. I am ok with no…read morelobster meat in the soup but it lacked depth and richness. I have had better many many times with other restaurants. Not bad by any means but just a little above average flavor. You can read all the other reviews on how cool the place is . Also order a flambé dessert , I did not realize they had that but saw the dessert cart with liquor and tools ready to go.

If you are looking for a restaurant whee only the local people could take you an eat the best…read moreceviches and seafood tostadas, this is the place! Their ceviches and tostadas Sinaloa style with the chiltepin pepper are something out of this world. If your are not a lover for the spicy food you can ask non spicy. You'll have a really local experience in this small place with a really cool staff.