Ceviche Love

Tired of paying EXTRAVAGANT prices for MEDIOCRE fish at those "BOUGIE" new seafood restaurants popping up all over Austin? Look no further, Ceviche Love is none of those things! Located right down the road from the 812 flea market, it looks like any other dirt lot food truck at first glance. But once you pull in and step inside, you'll see that it's actually a pretty chill and low-key spot for locals to drink a few beers and eat refreshing ceviche to keep cool on hot days.As a landlocked city, finding truly fresh seafood in Austin can be challenging. Which is why I find the 35-minute drive south from where I live absolutely worth it during the summer to have lunch here. I've tried ALL of their ceviches across different visits and everything from their shrimp and octopus, to oyster and tilapia is just so fresh and satisfying. Highly recommend the ones that come with mango chunks, too!They also have very good cooked dishes, such as the extra spicy Camarones a la Diabla, and even some solid dessert options like their Fresas con Crema. There's just something so relaxing about drinking a beer or agua fresca in their shaded backyard seating, too. Would 10/10 recommend to any seafood lover in the area!

Ceviche Love is located in southeast Austin, close to the airport. It has lots of options for ceviche, aguachiles, tostadas, tacos. The number of options is a little overwhelming but there are visual photos of the foods onsite, plus you can check out their IG for photos as well. I tried the tostada especial and ceviche as well as the fish tacos. The tacos were good, especially the sauce. the way the fish was breaded wasn't my preference and it could be crispier. The ceviche tostada was tasty. Some of the components of the tostada were tasteless like the octopus. The avocado was also not ripe so it was inedible.

We wanted to try a new place the other day and decided on Ceviche Love! It's out on sort of a rural road in southeast Austin. You order outside but there is both indoor and outdoor seating.We got three items:The fish tacos were my favorite by farrr and would definitely go back just for these. Huge portions and probably the best I've had in Austin.The empanadas were alright, but wouldn't be enough to get me to come back.The ceviche, it's namesake, wasn't my favorite but mostly because the fish was a bit chunkier than I'd like. Maybe i have to try the shrimp next time.Overall, go for fish tacos and you'll be more than happy!

Did not expect the amazing experience I had at ceviche love. I saw it on infatuation on instagram and knew I had to go. I'd been craving ceviche for so long, this spot did not disappoint! INCREDIBLE! Friendly service.

I stopped into this establishment on the way back home from the airport. I was particularly interested in stopping by as many of my Yelp peeps seem to think this spot is the 'cats pajamas'. What I got: Of course, ceviche; can't come to a place with ceviche in the name and not order it. What is served here is a traditional Mexican ceviche. What's the difference between Mexican ceviche and other kinds you ask? Ecuadorian ceviche tosses shrimp and tomato sauce into the marinade, and crispy tostadas or tortilla crisps accompany Mexican ceviche or the similar Aguachile (shrimp drizzled with a chili-infused lime mixture just before serving) from the northern Pacific coast of Mexico. Caribbean styles include a creamy touch from coconut milk. Even within Peru, a Japanese-Peruvian version called Nikkei adds another layer of variation with finely cut fish amidst soy sauce, togarashi, and sesame oil. The ceviche was fresh and just the right amount of salt and lemon. Shrimp Tacos These Shrimp Tacos were loaded with plump juicy shrimp, crisp cabbage, avocado, cotija cheese, cilantro and a shrimp taco sauce. These tacos were simple, fresh and filling. #supportlocal

Good food. Cheap prices for seafood. Many other options to try nearby. Outdoor and indoor options. They also have a bar and BYOB if that's your thing.

Super impressed by the quality of the ceviche and seafood at Ceviche love. Some of the best I've had in austin. Friendly and quick service, outdoor tables and a bar in the back, i will be back

Food is fresh and generous portions. Lots of different choices of dishes to choose from, plenty of variety.

Got the Mojarra Frita and Mitotero. The food is tasty, the tostada with the mitotero is great and the fried fish is very delicious. Fast and friendly service also.

Came for the ceviche but coming back for the shrimp tacos! (And more ceviche) Service was friendly and fast. I had trouble deciding ~per usual~so they offered to add mango onto my combo ceviche and it was bomb! They give you a little tamarind dip on the side which paired perfectly. The shrimp tacos were fried, which I was surprised about, but not mad. They were fantastic! Overflowing with ingredients and two types of sauce; they were messy but delicious! The ambiance was lovely, especially for a food truck. Perfect patio picnic tables outside under an awning with garden decor plus a little spot indoors in the back for the inside dwellers. I will be back, possibly tomorrow because I'm already craving more shrimp tacos. Don't forget the Mexican coke.