Everything was great here. The lobsters were amazing!!! Mario helped us with everything we needed…read moreno complaints on anything!

Very very good!! Best Lobster, and beans I've had in a long long time…read more. Three lobster tails, beans, soup, homemade tortillas, rice, and two beers for 50 bucks Can't beat that.. and NO WAIT

Delicious and fresh food at a very affordable prices. Service was good and courteous, our waitress…read morewas very attentive and brought all our orders ( for 9 people ) right away without mixing up our orders. Our seafood was incredibly fresh and prepared as they should be- not soft- not hard-- just right ! These guys know their business and it shows. I will definitely come back to bring more family and friends. Absolutely 5 STARS :)

My favorite mariscos in Rosarito. Small unassuming location that makes top notch seafood. My…read morefavorite is the ahi tuna sashimi with crispy onions, avocado and ponzu sauce, and the tostada with large shrimp and scallops. Each well run you about $10 US and well worth it and well portioned. Always tastes fresh!

The fish tacos were just as spectacular here as I expected them to be. We stopped by as part of a…read moretour group en route from San Diego to the wineries in the Valle de Guadalupe and two tacos were included in our tour fare. The fish were large pieces that were perfectly deep fried and the white sauce was perfection. My vegetarian fiance enjoyed the fried avocado variety too. I would definitely eat here again.

We were in Rosarito for a quick little birthday getaway and found this place. I love fish tacos &…read morethey had great reviews. We parked on the street(plenty of parking) we walked in and were greeted right away. We ordered fish tacos and shrimp tacos. They make them right in front of you and ask you how you want them prepared. I ordered 3 fish tacos and my boyfriend ordered 2 fish tacos & 2 shrimp. The tacos are HUGE FRESH & DELICIOUS ! I was full after 2 but couldn't bare to waste the 3rd one so I stuffed myself. We will definitely be back. Also there was a guy walking around letting people try the fresh cheeses he made. They were delicious. We will now add this to our rotation everytime we are out here. So good. Also if you don't speak Spanish they do speak english so you don't have to worry. The place was biay and service was fast! Yum!!!.

Best I have So Far ! And it was takeout cannot wait to go…read moreback and eat there! Good food Good drinks Good service

Great Mexican food. This place has the best flour tortillas. Love their breakfast. Also pretty good…read moreservice. Clean restaurant.

Party of 8, got our table fast, we are all very satisfied with our breakfast everything was…read moredelicious, definitely coming back again

The place is great, the food is tasty and great, service was 10/10 little bit pricey, but worth it.read more

Came for Nana's birthday, left with a new Puerto Nuevo favorite!…read more Everyone on TikTok seems to say "Go to Ortega's!" when talking about Puerto Nuevo, but last time we went it was just okay and a little pricey (making the fam shuffle to put pesos together since it was cash only). We were celebrating my Nana's birthday and had a bigger group than usual, so I started looking around on yelp for other options. There are SO many little lobster restaurants along this street, but this place had good reviews, the pictures looked good, so we figured- why not try something new? And I'm SO glad we did. Actually, before we even got there, all the restaurant promoters were trying to get us into their places and asking where we were headed. Every time we said this restaurant, they were like, "Oh yeah, that's a really good place!" I'm sorry, but when the people trying to steal your business are ALSO admitting the place you're going to is good... I'm listening. We got in, immediately got a table, and they brought out chips, salsa AND fresh ceviche. Ceviche is one of my favorite foods, so at that point they basically had me. Then the food came out and the whole family was happy. The lobster was amazing, the tortillas were fresh, the rice and beans tasted like Nana made them herself, and the drinks were PHENOMENAL. Everything was flavorful and fresh, and we all had such a good time. What I really loved about this place is that it reminded me why sometimes the little local spots are better than the big, famous ones. You don't always need the biggest restaurant, the most viral TikTok, or the place with the best-known view to have an amazing meal. Sometimes you just have to look around and give one of the smaller places a chance. And this one absolutely delivered. The restaurant itself is quite a bit smaller than Ortega's, and you do have to walk up a few stairs, but nothing crazy at all. I actually liked the smaller, more intimate feel. And when we were walking out of the restaurant we say them preparing all kinds of ceviches and other dishes right there. We saw several things we hadn't tried before and immediately started making a mental list of what we want to order next time. This wasn't just a one-time birthday dinner either -- I've already come back since her birthday, and now this is the place I recommend when anyone asks me where they should eat in Puerto Nuevo. So TikTok can keep telling everyone to go to Ortega's. Me and the real foodies are happily enjoying this little spot instead. 10/10. Nana-approved. Family-approved. Ceviche-approved. Can't wait to go back again

We found this spot on Yelp, after looking through other reviews and comparing them to other spots…read morein the area. We were also welcomed by someone promoting this restaurant on the street/inviting people to check out the food. I realized later that they also have a downstairs bar and restaurant (you can also preview the seafood selections from the cart). We opted to eat upstairs since they had a bit of a view with a more open seating area. Only about 3 tables have the view of the water/beach, while the rest of the tables are either on the side overlooking the street, in the middle of the restaurant, or on the side where you can kind of see the view. They also have a nice photo opp/background also on one of the sides facing the water view. We were welcomed and seated and got to check out the different sized lobster options (this was what immediately drew us to this spot initially). We were greeted with complementary chips, salsa, pico de gallo, and ceviche. It was a nice welcome surprise. We got an order of 3 medium lobsters and an order of garlic shrimp. We also got a bottle of Tecate and a Carajillo cocktail. One of the neighboring areas had a mariachi band serenading different tables in their outdoor restaurant area. And that provided a lot of entertainment for our seafood feast. We also had other musicians come through our restaurant to try to serenade us, but nobody seemed to want to fork over any money. The drinks came pretty quickly and even though I'm not big on beer, the chilled bottle just somehow made sense and tasted a lot better. The Carajillo was tasty and served with an orange slice. I felt like it was the perfect combination to the coffee forward cocktail. The Appetizer was delicious, although I'm not big on any spicy items, the salsa was good in small doses. The ceviche and pico de gallo were super fresh, as were the tortilla chips. When we got the main courses, they came out rather quickly. They were split and halved. Same with the shrimp. These dishes were also served with an order of beans with rice, freshlu made flour tortillas, as well as a side of butter dipping sauce. The food was extremely fresh and came out rather quickly. Our server seemed to be a bit attentive and check on us a couple of times. When we finished, we ended up getting 1 homemade flan to share and another Carajillo to pair. The drink was just as good as the first one and prepared similarly. The flan was tasty, just a bit on the sweet side for me. It was the waiting that kinda got to me. It wasn't that they forgot about us, but that we were probably waiting around for a bit before the server came back to check on us. We may have waited an extra 10 minutes before we got the check, paid, and left. Food and drinks: 5 stars Service: 4 stars (courteous and respectful, just bit less attentive than we would've hoped for.

My mom took me to this place Damm they have the best whole…read morefried fish ever hands down Very clean place waiters are great definitely recommend

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.

This is our spot to get great food at great prices. Not a fancy touristy spot, but local place to…read moreget good seafood or mexican dishes.. They have a good assortment of combo plates so you can taste a little of everything.. Love that they have a kids area. The service is top notch. Love the ladies working there.

Not super busy for a Friday night. Seated for dine in right away. The server was very friendly…read more I had a combo #1 with 2 shrimp tacos and a fish taco with a small consomme. I like the shrimp tacos better than the fish. Both had a light batter but a little too much mayo sauce for my tasty. The restaurant is sea themed and the booths are super squishy.

There are tacos I love, and then there are these tacos…read more I am convinced that this is the finest food in the world. When ordering my tacos on Monday, I told this to the men assembling our sixteen perrones and they asked me to 'get out more'. That man is wrong. These are the best tacos (translation = best food ever). Simple strategy: make carne asada tacos with beans and guacamole.

We just got back home from our mini road trip to Rosarito, and we can't stop thinking about this…read moreamazing taco spot! Everything was perfect--the flavorful meat, the delicious red salsa, and the melted cheese. Every bite was incredible. The customer service was just as impressive. The guys at the taco bar were friendly, welcoming, and worked quickly, and the lady clearing the tables was so attentive and kind. Walking distance from our hotel. Wow. This place is a 10/10! We can't wait to come back on our next trip. If you're in Rosarito, this spot is a must-try. Highly recommended!

Delicious food, excellent customer service, and affordable prices. Walked in with a party of four…read moreon Sunday evening at around 5:30 PM. A lot of seating available inside and outside of their restaurant; the gentlemen who welcomed us in told us that we could choose our table; if you want a lovely beach view or sunset sky I'd recommend outside seating! The only con with their outdoor seating is the extremely dim lighting (hence the 4 star), once the sun sets it's very dark. Upon choosing our outdoor seats their server greeted us and took our order promptly. As for their food, we ordered the shrimp empanadas which were a fried quesadilla with cheese, veggies, and shrimp inside; the shrimp tostadas, came with avocado and a lot of shrimp; a shrimp volcano in half a pineapple; and the order of sautéd shrimp with garlic and butter. We loved every single one of our plates! For our drinks, each of us had a glass bottles coca-cola. Our grand total came to be $930 pesos, that was about $51 US dollars. Affordable for the location, sunset view, and delicious food!

Food was amazing with great views! Ocean vibes! Will return! Service was amazing as well!read more