Cuarenta Seafood — Restaurant in Baja California Sur

Clean place. Had horrible music when we first came in and almost turned around, they soon changed the music to very good classic rock. Had La Michoacana Tostada, deep fried Tuna, avocado and caramelized onion. Onion was too sweet, too much sugar for my taste but easy to take off. Did not like the actual tostada, got soggy and seemed to be fried in bad tasting oil, probably soybean oil, next time I will order the tostada on the side or an order, maybe an Aguachile instead. The tables around had very good looking plates. Will certainly come back and try the other seafood plates. Maracuyá Margarita has been the cheapest in town at $130, with fresh squeezed lime, but I went there early, lots of places are now squeezing limes early to last all day and I will definitely only go early. Deep fried Tuna Tostada $95, Shrimp and Octopus Cocktail $230, topo chico $35. Friendly, smiley staff. They all seemed welcoming. Later in the day the place looks packed and parking is not easy. Just go early or in the downtime, maybe 5pm. I will update...

The food was very good, we ordered a variety of things and everything was very good, the waitress was very friendly and attentive. The only thing was that we waited about half an hour for the food to arrive and only one plate arrived. The others' arrived but my food when it arrived came wrong and then it took another half hour for it to arrive. And I ordered a sashimi and when it arrived it came very cooked. Everything was very good except that the food...

This is a local place. No tourist here. No AC. Plastic tables and chairs. So the atmosphere is REAL. The service was good. Attentive, however, I believe that we were our servers' first table ever. He was kind and polite. Some English. He needed to go back and ask some of our questions to the others. The food was fresh and flavorful. We will...