Tacos y mariscos Alan — Restaurant in Ensenada

As a tourist, avoid this place at all costs!!!! The woman at the front invited me in telling me each taco costs a certain amount in USD and even showed me the menu with price on it. When our family was done eating I went to pay and they intentionally tried to change and increase the price of the tacos. Tacos were okay. I should have known seeing as how there were few customers there. Being a man of principle, I advised them that it was wrong for them to try to cheat people especially after lying to them to get them to enter their restaurant. The owner (probably Alan) was so rude and simply said that's the price and that as a tourist I would pay a lot more in the US (obviously we were not in the US and the menu clearly indicated the correct price). If he treated us better, I would've left a big gratuity but they wanted to cheat tourists out of their hard-earned money. Honestly, this one experience would make me advise anyone from taking a cruise to Ensenada. Most of the locals will try to take advantage of you (i.e. lie about the USD to peso conversion rate). Hate to generalized but I felt taken advantage of here which soured my entire experience for me and my family. I don't usually write reviews, I just don't want anyone having a terrible...

We discovered this place while walking through the market searching for lobster. The wonderful lady who was inviting us to her restaurant was very honest about local recommendations when we were asking for her help. We decided to stop in as the ambiance and staff were welcoming. Fresh salsas set out on the table with many sauce choices for your liking. We ordered the fish tacos, shrimp tacos, a few quesatacos, fried fish plate, fish tostadas, and combo seafood cocktail. The fish is very delicious, fresh, and beautifully made. You can watch the chefs in the kitchen cutting and preparing the fish for you. Dont skip out on this little family gem, the best food I had over...

These are probably the freshest fish tacos that you can find. They are right next to the fish market and have a wide array of various sauces. This is where the locals ate, so my wife and I ate here and it was a great experience! I love the openness of the restaurant. It is one of those amazing whole in the walls. Get 2 fish tacos per person and Mexican soda, and you won't be...