Rosarito Restaurant and Bar — Restaurant in Oaxaca

Went for breakfast food great , slow service. Took family for dinner service even slower each time only 3 other tables in the whole place . We waited 10+min for water 15 for 1 margarita. 30 min pass and we say we want to know how much longer. They bring kids burgers and say it will be another 30 for husbands fish. Only cheeseburgers arrived at this time. My family said to cancel order and we will pay for what we have. All of a sudden you hear here arguing at kitchen window and all waiters lining up to talk. A woman I saw walking around ans sitting most of the time came over with the gloves. She argued family down about how we aren't the only table and it takes a while for fish. That we didnt wait that long. They had food cooking and we couldn't cancel. Only 3 other tables in the place!!!! She refused to cancel and was the rudest person in a restaurant I have ever met. Says she has been in the business for years and knows how long it takes to serve a meal etc. They charged extra for who knows what. I was going to tell everyone about this place because of the morning but after tonight I would never return or give a good review!!! Horrible , there are faster...

They basically tried to scam us by adding on the check 10% of the price, claiming then that they included a tip for service.

Other than that, we waited over half an hour for a quesadilla and tacos, being almost the only customers left in the restaurant; the food was simply ok, we had better ones for less money (120 pesos here for each). They brought us as sauces an assortment of bottles, from Magi sauce to store bought salsa verde and roja, no need to say that they were pretty tasteless. When they then brought the check, and we told the waiter that the amount was incorrect, he explained that they basically calculated already a 10% tip in, and we had to argue with him to pay the amount we owed them.

In total, we paid then 320 pesos for the shrimp tacos (basically only shrimp inside, no veggies), the fish quesadillas (same)...

Other than the beach front location, there is nothing good about this restaurant. All of the food seemed like it was prepared from processed ingredients. We were all excited to have tacos, especially fish given their location. The flour tortillas (only option) were clearly from a package, much like Ortega brand. Not what one would expect in Mexico. I ordered the shrimp tacos and the shrimp were tiny and seemed like they had been frozen. This restaurant is clearly geared towards tourists, so it's possible this place may appeal to you if you're not interested in having fantastic authentic Mexican food. Our group had just spent several days in Oaxaca and this place was a start contrast to...