
Hours
| Tuesday | 2–10:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 2–10:30 PM |
| Thursday | 2–10:30 PM |
| Friday | 2–10:30 PM |
| Saturday (Benito Juárez’s birth) | 2–10:30 PM Hours might differ |
| Sunday | 2–10:30 PM |
| Monday | 2–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Av Camarón Sábalo S/N, El Dorado, 82110 Mazatlán, Sin., Mexico
Phone: +52 669 176 2684
Website: https://www.instagram.com/casitamariabycheffjallano
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Reviews
From start to finish everything, I mean everything was on point.
They have English menus, service was impeccable and the atmosphere was lovely.
I had to get a Mexican Fresca with our Sangria. The sangria was fresh, tasty and full of delicious fruits.
For an appetizer we had the spinach artichoke cheese dip with toast.
The best I’ve ever had in my life!!
For my meal I went with the Greek chicken kabob. The chicken was moist and flavorful, the tazeki was creamy, with hint of cucumber. Everything on the plate was amazing.
The reason why we chose this restaurant to dine in was my wife wanted to get fresh mussels. They we very fresh, hints of garlic and shallots and she said it was the best that she’d ever had. I tried 1 and I have to agree with her.
Everything was absolutely delicious and we both highly recommend this restaurant when in Mazatlan, Mexico.
Chef Jaime came out afterwards and greeted us and we let him know in person that he’s perfected his menu and skills. A+++
We had the shrimp gnocchi, smoked pork, Parisian mussels, and the San Francisco seafood platter (not the name but I can’t remember now). Absolutely fantastic.
We also had a couple glasses of wine.
Highly recommend.
The lady’s favorite was the gnocchi, mine was the San Francisco platter thingy lol.
Like many other reviewer’s we had the chef and owner Jamie come by recommend dishes and was part of the experience from beginning to end. We had Mejillones a La Parisienne (mussels Paris) and the Kebab de Camarón and the corn dessert which I do not have the correct name of…the food was very well seasoned, prepared, hot and delicious —even the preparation of the table bread was toasted, buttered with micro-planed grated cheese to finish!!! The recommended wine and pomegranate apéritif with the dessert we’re on point!! All the dishes that came out of the kitchen to other tables looked delicious too!
I’m sad that I didn’t know if this gem earlier as I would have liked to have come again but, grateful that I ate here just before heading back to US. This is a must when in Mazatlan – by far it was the best food experience we had!!