Diego was wonderful about explaining the menu, and of all the countless meals I've eaten in restaurants, his fish and ceviche was the most memorable. He told us he uses his great grandmother's recipes. We ate ourselves silly for $15 dollars(US). more

Four of us tried various fish dishes and they were all really good. I don't know if the fish was fresh, I saw a lot of frozen fillets being hauled around in plastic bags, but the flavors were terrific. They need to work on their margaritas though - they were really just too sour. more

This is a bit off the beaten path, but well worth it. It's a fish market with a small restaurant in the back. They are open 9am-5pm, so they don't serve dinner. Best fried whole fish for 70 pesos ( less than $7usd at today's rates) as well as filets. BEST CONCH CEVICHE!!! If you're in a condo like we... more

We visited San Carlos the first week of January. We had a little trouble finding it but the search was well worth it. The owner took me up front to see the fish and how it is cooked. We had the whole fried fish for 2 people, rice and beans, salad, conch ceviche, and 2 beers for $14.50!! It was... more

It took us a while to find this place but our search was very well worth it!! We shared between 4 people the $30 special package: 3 kinds of cevice (snail, fish, shrimp), and 3 kinds of fish (1 fried fillet, 1 sauteed filled, and 1 whole fried snapper) and tortilas and beans. Oh, and you also get a complimentary... more

This quiet, neighborhood combination fish market and "to go" stand also has a few tables in the backyard where you can have a fresh fish lunch. Located on Avenue 50 Bis means it's a ways back from the waterfront and so don't expect fancy settings. If your looking for a place your dive master takes his kids for a long... more