Cayo Mango

The Mango Agua chiles were tasty, our server was nice, but the bar drinks took a long time to come out. I ordered a strawberry margarita and couldn't taste the alcohol at all. It seemed pre-batched and not crafted. I asked for it to be remade from frozen to iced, but it didn't change the taste. I tried a different drink, but it wasn't any better.

Have been here twice so far - once for lunch and once for dinner, both times during the week. Sat at the bar both times. Each time, service & food were great. I can't stress that enough. The atmosphere is interesting... at lunch, it was pretty quiet. Maybe 2-4 other people in there & I don't recall if there was music playing. At dinner on a Monday, they had a live musician in there. He did a great job, but it was so loud for just having maybe 8 patrons in the whole restaurant. Sitting at the bar, we were the furthest from the speakers & it was still too loud to have a conversation. I'd definitely go back, but probably on a different day just to see how different the experience is

First time going last night the food and the drinks where good excellent customer service our server was attentive and very friendly and we got the grupo to play for us at our table.. had a enjoyable night.. recommend this place...

Food was really good we had a softball tournament in Arizona and we were looking for a mariscos spot and this was spot was highly recommended from friends. Great service food was really good we appreciate it.

Absolutely delicious Mexican style seafood!! The ceviche was fresh, aguachiles were spicy, and the molcajete El Rey is DELICIOUS (It is huge so I recommend sharing it but definitely a must). Great place to grab some beers and enjoy Mexican style mariscos. Tip: Weekend evenings they have loud live Mexican music so if you like that you'll have a great time, if not you may be miserable. To the reviewer who said they discriminate because their menu is not in English, it is. Spanish on one side, English on the other. Flip the menu dude. When I go to a restaurant that has the menu in the native language of the cuisine I see that as authentic. It's very obviously a Mexican restaurant.

Food is horrible!!! Not no real Mexican seafood Music is too loud, you can't even sit down and talk comfortable....

There was no way my tequila was a double with soda. The glass was way too small and the tequila was sparse. The food was just ok, overpriced, I am a vegetarian and was charged for 2 tostada's with beans. No beans or rice on my $14 plate. Just 2 corn tortillas with a few vegetables, chopped tomatoes and onions and guacamole. The music was so loud that our table of 7 could not even visit or hear each other. I asked and they turned it down. Then...the most horrific tuba, marching music started...live...if it wasn't so awful it would have been comical. Our waitress was ok. Not great! We will not go back. We all got our food at different times! That was strange. Nobody was happy with their food!!!

Food was ok, it a little too loud it feel like a night club more like a restaurant. Our waiter could bearly hear us.

Went to Cayo Mango for lunch. It was very quiet and not many people. They bring out an fish type ceviche with chips. Absolutely fresh and tasty. My Mom and I got the shrimp tacos and they were so delicious. Service was great and friendly. I am a gringo that loves good Mexican food and this place has it. Highly recommend. Going to go to dinner there soon.

We got there to get drinks and have music play for us, waited around 30 mins and no one attended us, so I called server over and told her no one had attended us, so she then proceeded to take our order, I didn't think of it as much until another 30 mins passed and the drinks had not been served, so I called server over again she went to go ask and she told us our order was not logged in, I proceed to just take off, the first time I went it was the same thing but the food was not that great I recommend "La botana" next door better service and food.