Embarcadero Restaurante — Restaurant in Jalisco

Unlike Los Mangos Restaurant next door, the menu is somewhat similar, but Embarcadero has a wood and concrete floor where at Mangos the guests have their feet in sand. I don't like sand on my feet 8f p am eating in s restaurant and at Mango's prices it's a very expensive picnic. Embarcadrto offers a variety of very fresh fish, served with a m assortment of locally sourced produce which can be tasted. The restaurant also had a very well stocked bar,vei6h almost all the known brands of spirits and beers. The wine list is lited, it does offer some nice Mexican wines visitors definitely sample. Few desserts, but o Evan always count on a serving of flan, homemade by a local woman who h 8s always delicious. The setting of the restaurant couldn't be more spectacular with water taxis in and out with the pr3cision of a major airport operation. Embarcadrto is my go to restaurant in Boca when out of town guests come to visit,. Never s disappointing meal. Friendly English speaking staff and prices that are lower in most cases that you would find at similar establishments in...

Excellent food and super friendly staff. A little bit pricey but as it is a tourist area it is kind of expected. I went twice and ordered the same: Pescado al Embarcadero (Embarcadero fish), a fish fillet that comes with octopus and shrimps covered in melted cheese accompanied with rice and salad, really tasty. The second time though, the salad portion was very little compared with the first one but the taste of the food was...

Ordered a virgin strawberry daiquiri, and it was really watery and not sweet at all. Asked for a burger well done, and the middle was still raw, also didn't like that it had chopped veggies mixed into the meat. My husband had marlin and loved it (he also loved my burger that I didn't eat 😅). He ordered a coconut to drink out of, and the waiter even chopped up the coconut flesh for us to take with us at the end of the meal...