
Laid-back eatery serving Mexican-inspired boiled/fried seafood plates, tostadas & sushi.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13076 Glenoaks Blvd, Sylmar, CA 91342
Phone: (818) 336-6853
Website: https://losmariscosdesylmargo.site/
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Reviews
The only thing this place has going for it is the beautiful interior. It’s well-decorated and has a nice aesthetic—but that’s where the positives end. The moment we walked in, we were hit with music so loud it felt like we had accidentally stepped into a nightclub, not a restaurant. It was impossible to hear the waitress, who didn’t even ask how many were in our party properly because of the noise.
After we were seated, we were handed menus and then completely ignored for 12 minutes. No introduction, no drink order, nothing. When she finally returned to ask for drinks, it felt like an afterthought. A few minutes later, she came back to take our food order—but once again, we were left waiting, this time nearly 30 minutes for food in a restaurant that was basically empty except for one other table.
During the wait, we were given chips and salsa. The chips were stale, and the salsa was so aggressively spicy it was hard to enjoy—not because it had good heat, but because it lacked any real flavor behind it.
When the food finally arrived, the disappointment just kept piling on. For something that took half an hour to make, the food was shockingly bland and lacked the flavor you expect from a Mexican seafood spot. It looked nice, but the taste was nowhere near where it needed to be.
To top it off, our waitress only spoke Spanish and made zero effort to communicate with the rest of the table, even after it was clear most of us were English speakers. She directed all communication to the one Spanish speaker in our group and completely ignored everyone else. It felt rude and unprofessional—especially in a customer service role where effort and inclusivity matter.
The only reason this isn’t a one-star review is because of how beautiful the place looks and the fact that the waitress, while not accommodating, was at least polite. But overall, the experience was a letdown. Poor service, terrible food, long wait times, and zero effort to make the customer feel welcomed. I won’t be back—and I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.
My husband ordered sabor jalisciense which he did enjoy.
They had karaoke as well. The overall environment eating and interacting with the staff was very welcoming. This is my new go to spot when I want some Micheleadas and sushi !
Highly recommend you check it out if you are in the LA area.
My husband had the Camarones Al Ajo ($18.99) -Garlic Shrimp-, which were small, overcooked, and underseasoned. His rice was overcooked as well. The fried were the only redeeming quality of this meal.
He also ordered a shrimp quesadilla ($5.95), which was fine, except that it was rather small.
When we first arrived there was no one there to greet us, so we just awkwardly stood by hoping to get someone’s attention. Once we were seated the service was actually relatively quick, that is until it came time for the check. It was so difficult to get the servers attention, but I honesty can’t fault them for this one, they did appear to be understaffed.
The atmosphere was odd. They had a live band, which I would normally enjoy except that it was too loud for this type of venue. It was impossible to have a conversation.
Overall, definitely don’t recommend.
Note: I would have rated this place a little higher except that my husband and I both ended up with terrible stomach aches afterwards. Nothing redeems that.