They specialize in Nayarit-style barbecued fish and other mariscos. I've read about their story and a bit of the back story about the and been wanting to have a meal prepared by them for a while now. They sell whole fish and charge by the pound. I won't get into the method and history of the cooking style, but it was a fun read if you have the time to look it up, etc.
I'm not sure what their entire menu is, because when I found them, I knew I was going to order the pescado zarandeado. I do know that they offer camarones and pulpo (shrimp and octopus) for an additional charge. I added the camarones but passed on the pulpo (I personally just don't eat octopus anymore) and its just an additional $5. I was by myself and Anthony told me that the smallest fish they had was about 2 pounds at about $20/per. So overall, I spent a little more than I wanted to for a lunch, but it lasted me almost a couple more meals, so it didn't feel expensive - on the contrary - it felt like a great deal for delicious seafood and the shrimps were pretty large.
The platter comes with accoutrements like onions, cucumbers, and juicy limes. They also make fresh corn tortillas, which are oh so fluffy and wonderful. At this location (more on that below), I was sitting in a yard with set up tables and I bought an agua fresca, but also was able to open a couple of my own beers (as long as I wasn't getting sloppy - the gentlemen there told me he had issues with some folks thinking it was okay to get plastered and driving away). I really wanted just enough beer for the pairing and to wash the food down.
These type of experiences are the ones where it makes me feel like a background character/ person getting to experience an Anthony Bourdain hosted travel/food show and they are among my favorite culinary experiences.
There are a couple of locations that they use/used, but they move around and during my visit (late 10/2025), I was talking to the Anthony and they are currently in flux and looking for a permanent or semi-permanent location. It's best to look at their IG page and/or stories to find out where they are (look for Mariscos Los Corchos on IG). I made the mistake of not doing that and started heading to their Jurupa Valley/ Riverside location. This spot is closest to where I actually had a meal, which was in Muscoy, near a corner of State Street and Mallory (which happens to be really close to another taco spot I love) read more