Mariscos y mas La Jaibita Mexican Seafood — Restaurant in San Antonio

A Culinary Gem in San Antonio

If you're looking for an extraordinary dining experience in San Antonio, look no further. This Mexican restaurant is an absolute gem, offering the most delicious seafood and the best drinks you can imagine. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for a memorable meal. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, making you feel right at home. The menu is a masterpiece, featuring a variety of traditional and innovative dishes that are sure to delight your taste buds. Every dish is prepared with the freshest ingredients and an evident passion for authentic flavors. The tacos are a must-try, with perfectly seasoned meats and fresh, vibrant toppings. The Plates are rich and flavorful, and the salsa is simply to die for. But the culinary delights don't stop there. The drinks menu is equally impressive, offering a wide selection of margaritas, tequilas, and other Mexican-inspired cocktails. The house margarita is a standout, perfectly balanced and refreshing. If you're a fan of tequila, you'll be in heaven with their extensive selection of premium options. Overall, LA JABITA delivers an unparalleled dining experience that captures the heart and soul of Mexican/ Seafood cuisine. Whether you're a local or just visiting San Antonio, this restaurant is a must-visit. It's no wonder it’s known for having the best food and drinks and seafood in the city. WOW i wish i had more photos but i ate my food...

Excellent, excellent, excellent. Hubby and I were in the area and wanted to find a place to eat, we decided on seafood, so I googled to see what was nearby and this place popped up.im so glad we came. They have breakfast and lunch, seafood and Mexican. My husband got the caldo de camaron y pescado (about $16) and I got the Camaron Jaibito, which is bacon wrapped shrimp (about $22). We LOVED our dishes! Even the tea was so fresh and delicious. Usually when you get a dish at a Mexican restaurant they put a wimpy little side salad... Not here. It has fresh crisp lettuce leaves, purple cabbage and carrots with oil drizzled on it (olive?) and chunks of what I think was feta cheese and sliced avocado. That tiny salad was just as good as everything else. I could not finish my last shrimp so I'm bringing it home. Service was top notch. Our waitress was sweet , nice, spoke English and Spanish and very attentive, but then again, it was just us and a couple of other tables (we got there about 1:30 pm so we beat the lunch rush) . Either way, her personality and friendliness shone through. They serve alcohol and cocktails as well. Our dish came out to about $49, they charge extra if you pay with a credit card. It was our 2 plates, one bottle of Budweiser, 1 unsweet tea. We are planning on coming back next time for Happy Hour. Please check out this place, especially if you're in the...

Anita was our server and she was so attentive and so polite. I wish I asked for the bartenders name because he was great at his job! We had a large party of about 17 people and we were taken well care of. The ostiones (oysters) preparados were beyond words. Seriously the best food item we have had in years, period. Me and my husband ordered a molcajete in a house salsa and it was incredible and more than enough for two people. Everyone really annoyed their meal. I can definitely see why they have an extremely good rating. I’m glad we stopped by and will definitely be coming again in the future. It’s also such a cute establishment with papel picado everywhere and the music was also 10/10. If you love fresh seafood this is definitely the place to come. If you don’t, come anyways the tortas and tacos were also delicious we were told by our party. Oh! Almost forgot to praise the drinks. The michelada is...