Mariscos Sinaloa Little Elm

Good food and prompt service. I had enough with the seafood soup I was going to order something else but this was enough.

Came at 8:40pm when me and my sister walked in we spoke and smiled no one spoke back the bartender looked at us like we were crazy for speaking. We were going to sit at the bar and order food but was told no they are closed and we can only order Togo even though online says 10pm. When I mentioned the hours online saying 10pm the gentleman said he guess they changed the hours. I did not feel welcomed at all felt very out of place was not a welcoming or friendly environment! Would not recommend! If I could I would put zero stars!

Went because of the high reviews but it was disappointing. Service was a bit lackluster. Music was way too loud considering we were the only customers in there. Food was just ok. + Trio ceviche was excellent- Fried fish was too dry - Octopus was also overcooked

This place is like being in Mexico. It's definitely a fun experience. The seafood was very good and fresh and service was decent. However, the restaurant is small and the music was turned up very loud so we had to shout and then they turned on the football game at full blast which was even worse. The drink prices are also outrageous. They didn't have the ingredients to make a margarita which was weird for an authentic Mexican. I ordered a mojito and a Paloma. My husband had a frozen beer-Rita and a vampiro. Each drink was between $17-$20. I should have known when there were no prices on the menu. I would expect that at a high end steakhouse but not a hole in a wall attached to a gas station.

We decided we wanted seafood AND a new-to-us place. We found Mariscos. They have an extensive menu and have seafood with Mexican-flavored dishes. I ordered Trio Ceviche which had fish, shrimp and octopus. My husband ordered Parillida Sinaloa - with beef, chicken, sausage, shrimp, tablitas, and a cheese quesadilla. Served with grilled bell pepper and onions and sauces. Complimentary tortilla chips and salsa were given. The salsa was really different. It wasn't red or green, kind of a yellow color with a little bit of a bite, but good flavor. Our order came in about 15-20 minutes. We arrived about 2 p.m. and there was only one other table there. The fajitas were still sizzling when served and my cold ceviche looked appetizing. On the menu, my ceviche was pictured in a 3-section divided platter, but mine came in one long platter with no division. This is a big mistake, because you have the juices of each different ceviche running into the other. I REALLY HATE my food running together. The shrimp ceviche was delicious. The fish was fine, but the octopus needed some work. The octopus was cubed, tough, and chewy. I love octopus and have had it in Portugal and Spain where it was perfectly prepared. I don't know if it needed to be cut thinner or maybe blanched first, but it wasn't right.My husband said the fajitas were good. His favorite was the chicken, which suprised me because he is definitely a beef man. He said the beef was a little overcooked, but the other parts were fine. Overall, if you like seafood and Mexican food, this was a nice choice. They are a little pricey, more dinner-time pricing (entrees $18-28), and they do have a bar. I'd suggest to the owners to maybe consider a lunch menu with smaller portions and a lower price point.

Seafood: 10/10Service: 10/10Ambiance: Casual, brightly lit, family friendly Awesome seafood spot in Little Elm! Trio Trio Ceviche was my absolute fave. And the Caldo Sinaloa was so delish! Coming back for the grilled octopus next time.Pro-tip: The Caldo Sinaloa is not spicy for folks who eat spicy on the regular. Add hot sauce if you please!

The food was fresh and good. The service was great servers were happy to help. The micheladas I definitely recommend to try. They even sell the mix! Give this place a try. The ambiance is good too!

Very delicious fajitas! The steak was fantastic and had the best flavor! The trio of ceviche was just ok - the flavors were all the same. The Michelada was enormous. Would definitely come back for fajitas!

Mariscos Sinaloa has a good selection of seafood. The Michaela de Casa is huge and had pieces of dried fish. That was really good. The ceviche was okay, the shrimp cocktail wasn't bad, but the star of the show was the grilled octopus. I was so full from eating my ceviche but could not stop eating my friend's octopus dish. I believe the market price in June 2023 for the grilled octopus was about $30. Chill place in Little Elm.

Hands down the best ceviche and micheladas we've had outside of Mexico. We will definitely be back again to try more things on their menu. The waitresses were super helpful, and the atmosphere was so reminiscent of being in Mexico. Highly recommended.