Mariscos El Viejon Seafood and Bar — Restaurant in Irving

If you’re looking for an unforgettable seafood experience, look no further than [Restaurant Name]! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with warm hospitality and an inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for an incredible meal.

The menu is a seafood lover’s dream, offering everything from fresh oysters and perfectly grilled fish to rich, flavorful seafood pasta. Each dish is crafted with the finest ingredients, ensuring bold flavors and the freshest taste. The lobster was buttery and tender, the shrimp were perfectly seasoned, and the crab legs were an absolute delight.

Beyond the food, the service was outstanding. The staff was knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive, making excellent recommendations and ensuring a flawless dining experience. The ambiance, whether cozy and intimate or lively and energetic, makes it a perfect spot for both romantic dinners and group celebrations.

If you appreciate high-quality seafood, top-notch service, and an atmosphere that makes every visit special, this restaurant is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming...

Worst Mexican/mexican seafood restaurant I’ve ever been to! Especially after reading the bot reviews where they don’t name the restaurant other than have (restaurant name), the lobster that’s not on your menu, and the seafood pasta!? NEVER EVER EVER have I been to a Mexican anything where guacamole is recommended but comes out only as avocados mashed. I can’t even believe this the food is bland, horrible! I knew we should’ve walked out after the guacamole came out! The only thing that was good was the michalob ultra, because it was in a bottle. I’ve had better “Mexican food” in northern Michigan. Yes I asked for onions, lime, cilantro, and jalapeños(but they don’t have them) to make my own guacamole. Absolute embarrassment to the name and culture! This white guy can make better “Mexican...

This has more of a bar, than restaurant vive. Music was way too loud to have a dinner conversation. They past us between three different waitresses until we got a waiter that took our order. Not that it bothered us to be non-spanish speaking in a primarily Latin establishment. We did opt to go there in hopes of authentic Latin Seafood. We were so disappointed that we could tell us being gringos made them uncomfortable. The fish was nice, the grilled vegetables were too. If we decide to go again we're definitely going to have to bring a native Spanish speaking friend so that we are welcomed as customers. If the manager wants to sit there and drink and eat with his friends he should probably do it in the back of the restaurant and not be so loud and...