At Mariscos Nayarit, our specialties shine and invite you on a unique flavor journey. From tender carnes a la parilla to bursting mariscos and flavorful tacos, our dishes celebrate the rich tapestry of Mexican cuisine. Prepared with passion, they blend tradition with a modern twist.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6023 Albemarle Rd, Charlotte, NC 28212
Phone: (704) 910-6675
Website: https://www.mariscosnayaritnc.com/
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– The meal was a little expensive for Mexican and considering where it is located on albemarle rd.
– We had a party of 2 and they added the tip to the bill. 15%. I probably would have tipped more if they didn’t do this. My only issue is that the server knew they were adding the tip so she did nothing extra. She came took our drink orders. Came back 10 mins later, delivered drinks, came back 5 mins later to take our order then came to deliver the food and take the payment when we were done. Not once did she check on us or ask if we needed anything else. I think this is due to them already knowing they’ve included the tip. Just bad business and not good service. Although the food was good, I’d be surprised if we ever go back. Kind of reminded me of Azteca in Matthews. Nickel and dime you with sub par service. Rating closer to 3.8 stars.
Inside is bright and full of ocean-themed murals, greenery, and upbeat Latin music. The menu is huge, with photos for every item, which made ordering easy without needing to Google anything.
I started with chips, salsa, and queso. All solid. The Ribeye Brasas was next: steak and zarandeado shrimp with grilled veggies and a surprisingly great baked potato. The inside was mashed, creamy, and loaded with bacon and sour cream. The steak was seared perfectly and the shrimp had that smoky open-fire flavor.
They also brought out a wild dish called the “Tendedero” — steak, corn on the cob, shrimp clipped to a clothesline, and a seafood stew served in a flaming cast iron bowl with clams, mussels, shrimp, calamari, and more. It was dramatic, flavorful, and a lot of fun.
I don’t drink, but they showed me their over-the-top cocktails. One came in a glowing hippo bowl with a rubber duck. Another was served in a purse. There was also a piña colada so tall it needed a lifeguard. I passed them to other guests who were more than happy to enjoy them. If you miss the flavor of spring break in Cancun, this is your vibe.
Servers may speak limited English, so bring a translator app. Think of it like a real-life Duolingo session. The reward is great seafood.
Fun atmosphere, kind staff, and big portions. Definitely one of my new favorite full-service Mexican restaurants in Charlotte. I’ll be back.
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We ordered what we thought was the $20ish fish but when the bill came, it was $67 and $58. The servers did not speak any English so couldn’t explain to us why. Let’s just say we will not be returning to this place again.