Mariscos Doña Concha — Restaurant in Colima

Staying overnight for flight next day. Asked customer service at hotel where a good place eat at: their response was Taco Sonrisa. Driving to Taco Sonrisa I noticed a seafood restaurant , being a seafood loving family we decided to stop in. It was a beautiful setting overseeing the Pacific ocean, with a descent offering on the Menu. But lacking main ingredient for us, ( customer service ) wasted an hour at table with a beautiful view and not even a drink, and lack of menus for our party. What a waste. Walked out and headed to ...Taco Sonrisa. Shuda listened to advice.. Taco Sonrisa did not disappoint, great tasting food. And guess what EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE. We recommend ask for a waitress wearing " Coco" on her apron. GREAT CUSTOMER...

I heard fairly good thinks about this restaurant so I thought we'd try it. We both had the fish rellenos, fish suffed with seafood, deep fried with an egg batter and a nice nut sauce, came with small serving of rice and salad. It was okay, I would have preferred baked. The place was clean, tables were spaced, staff were masked and friendly but not overly attentive. Our 2 plates with 2 beers came to $450 so pretty fair prices. A small botana would have been...

Debo aceptar w siempre q vamos me han encantado los platillos q hemos pedido mi familia y yo, sin embargo hoy me lleve una increíble decepción al pedir unos camarones al mango y recibir camarones cocidos en caldo ( no salteados) encima de una cama de algo q quería ser un puré de mango ( el cual solo era mango molido sin más , insípido. Otro platillo básico q pedimos siempre al llegar es ceviche y el día de hoy era jitomate con ceviche ...más jitomate q nada así que lo pensaré antes de visitarles de nuevo, pues los platillos son costosos , ,para lo q recibes .... Todos los platillos van acompañados de arroz y verduras al vapor...nada innovador lo clásico q recibirás ( lamentablemente) en la gran mayoría de los restaurantes de playa de Manzanillo . En fin así fue ntra. Visita a mariscos...