Mariscos Taqueria La Ceiba - San Jose

I stepped in last night to watch a friend sing karaoke at this spot. Although I was having a good time listening to folks sing the service was HORRIBLE. The servers name was Ashley. La comida no se dio de a gratis is what my mom always says and I wish these women respected their clients. At least enough to understand that good service=more clientele= more money. The place was empty compared to other restaurants in the area and I can now see why. AVOID.

Wow amazing place great food excellent service I ordered one torta hawaiana it was so good! My fave place to go when I'm craving torta I highly recommend you to try their torta hawaiana the best torta. Every time I go there I order it. Great ambiance too.

For me, this place is a hidden gem. The only reason I 'm not giving it 5 stars is because of the volume of the music. As a Mexican, I understand it, but after a while, you want to hear what your friends are telling you the first time; one level less to the volume would be perfect.The place is small, but has a lot of natural light, is clean, and smells good (that smell of homemade food, but not greasy/fried food). The staff is friendly and helpful; its menu is wide and varied (several vegetarian options), and its homemade sauces (green and red) chef kisses,I enjoyed Flautas de papa (served with rice, beans, salad, and avocado). My friend ordered, Alambre de camarón (filled with bell peppers, onion, bacon, mushrooms, cheese, and homemade tortillas).If you are craving legit Mexican food and are nearby, this is the place to try!

A good place to get food. They have all kinds of styles and variations of catering. It's near downtown and the food is top quality. Micheladas are a bit expensive but delicious.Vegetarian options: Fish options like ceviche, fish food, vegetarian tostadas, sopes, etc.Kid-friendliness: Has a patio in the back to sit in and can be closed and possibly rented out. Kids play there all the time.Parking: If the parking lot fills up, can park on the streetWheelchair accessibility: Easy to access the restaurant and patio seating outside with a roof and service from both sides. Place is easy to go eat atDietary restrictions: Vegetarian options and soups.

For me, this place is a hidden gem. The only reason I 'm not giving it 5 stars is because of the volume of the music. As a Mexican, I understand it, but after a while, you want to hear what your friends are telling you the first time; one level less to the volume would be perfect.The place is small, but has a lot of natural light, is clean, and smells good (that smell of homemade food, but not greasy/fried food). The staff is friendly and helpful; its menu is wide and varied (several vegetarian options), and its homemade sauces (green and red) chef kisses,I enjoyed Flautas de papa (served with rice, beans, salad, and avocado). My friend ordered, Alambre de camarón (filled with bell peppers, onion, bacon, mushrooms, cheese, and homemade tortillas).If you are craving legit Mexican food and are nearby, this is the place to try!