
Down-to-earth establishment offering traditional Mexican plates & cocktails in an understated space.
Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 24811 Sunnymead Boulevard, Moreno Valley, CA 92553
Phone: (951) 242-0304
Website: http://mariscosmazatlanmv.com/
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Reviews
This place is nice looking meant for viral-ity.
Came late morning around 11. The waitperson was ok. Took our drink order and came back promptly. We got the standard chips and salsa which were good. Salsa was spicy.
We ordered the shrimp empanadas as an appetizer. I wasn’t sure about them since I’ve never had shrimp and cheese together. But they were delicious so was the salsa that came with it servers in a little cup.
I ordered one fish taco and the waitperson looked at me and said “just one?” With a surprised face as if saying you could eat more. I wasn’t sure if the tacos were going to be big or not. I just wanted one. Since I got the empanadas I knew I was already going to be somewhat full. She pressured me into getting THREE. When the fish tacos came they were huge. One taco had two fish fillets in them. They were beer battered. Super delicious. I only ate half of one. I took the rest to go.
Eating the tacos the next day weren’t good. Recommend to Come eat them at the restaurant and not reheat at home. Empanadas reheated we’re still delicious.
I doubt I’ll be returning.
You can share a plate of food because there is a lot of it. I HIGHLY recommend you try them out! I recently had the molcajete with shrimp. Oh My Gosh!!!! So delicious!
I put the price high because we had drinks as well..
I ended up getting Camarones de ajó (shrimp cooked in butter garlic sauce) with a side of rice. Kid you not, hands down, my favorite shrimp dish. Butterflied shrimp erfect seasoned with the right amount of salt and chunks of garlic served in it’s own dish. The side of rice was fluffy, and similar to that of a pilaf without the salt.
My wife ended up with Camarones a la diabla (shrimp in a spicy sauce). This was tasty as well, although not as spicy as I’d like and slightly more tomato tasting than others I’ve had. Still yummy.
All foods come with either hand made corn tortillas or regular flour made tortillas. Didn’t get to taste the other dishes, but all were visually appealing and that’s an important part of eating right?
There is also a full bar here. I ended up ordering a margarita on the rocks. Not sure if I just got a bad make this time around but the margarita was almost undrinkable. Maybe I’ll just stick with a beer next go around.
Service was fairly quick and very pleasant. I’d recommend if in the area.