Mariscos Del Puerto

Name: Mariscos Del Puerto
Address: 10430 Culebra Rd, San Antonio, Texas, 78251, US
Telephone: (210) 637-9404
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.50

Seafood restaurant

Location: 10430 Culebra Rd, San Antonio, TX 78251, United States
Phone: (210) 637-9404
Price: $$

Opening hours

Sunday: 11 am-9 pm
Monday: 11 am-9 pm
Tuesday: 11 am-9 pm
Wednesday: 11 am-9 pm
Thursday: 11 am-9 pm
Friday: 11 am-10 pm
Saturday: 11 am-10 pm

Food & drink

Vibe

Oyster

Taco

Tortilla soup

Bloody Mary

Ceviche

Fried shrimp

Bouillabaisse

Tostada

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Reviews

Food is good for the price.
The only issue I had was that no one spoke English very well.
The food was hot and fresh and is a great hangout for Mexican local customers.
I would recommend for sure to Spanish speaking customers, but if not, better brush up on Spanish or use your translator on your phone.

Almost any seafood restaurant with a life-size pirate on board is usually alright with me, and this place was no exception! This was our first time here, and everyone was happy with all the food.
Started off with a large shrimp cocktail that we shared.
The cocktail sauce was more like what I loved back home, and tasted refreshing.
I also appreciated the tasty thick cut cucumbers.
The rest of the food was also a hit! The kids Pasta Blanca de Camarón got rave reviews, and my wife's stuffed fillet covered in spicy chipotle sauce was impressive! She really enjoyed it, including the cilantro? rice and veggies.
My "large" caldo de mariscos came in a GINORMOUS bowl about the size of my head.
Very tasty and filled with a good amount of seafood.
The broth was tasty, but lacked a little something to make it great.
I added some of my wife's chipotle sauce and it helped.
We also loved the little complimentary "shot glass" sized cups of piping hot, peppery tasting, fish broth.
A nice little treat along with friendly service! We'll definitely be back.
🔥👍

Last Sunday, Robyn of Ma’s Ranch and Rescue had invited us to the Easter Bunny Bash at the Culebra Creek Park on the west side of town.
I found @mariscosdelpuerto1 not too far from the park on Culebra and we headed there for lunch before the event. The place was very intimate and definitely full of customers.
Dad and I had the Limonada Agua Frescas, and Hubby had Topo Chico.
There was so much on the menu to choose from.
We decided to try the Ceviche Pescado (fish), Caldo de Maricos (seafood), Mini Capitan, half dozen Ostiones (oysters), and 3/3/3 fish, shrimp and fried oysters with fries.
So much fresh and good food.
Paola was our server and she was very busy with the crowd.
Glad we ordered medium-sized dishes as the portions were generous.
If you’re ever on the west side of town, check them out.

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