La Marisquera Ostioneria

Sadly, the ambience (terrible) trumps the food (which is good).The last 3 times I've been there, the restaurant is overwhelmed by the terrible music from a local singer with a maxed out amplifier. I brought it to management's attention, but they said there was a table who came to listen (all waters and one glass of water).Simple question to managers: if you wouldn't put the regular professional music you normally play at 100 dB, why would you allow karaoke level crooners to do the same? No one I know goes to a restaurant to be blasted by terrible music.

I thought it was like any Mexican restaurant.Service is great and the food is even better without breaking the bank. Plus they don't use cheap fish like cat or swai.I had an event here and they were great. Must try and I will be back.

Waiter was fairly new he didn't know his menu, it was my first time there I went for my birthday and when I let the waiter know he had charged me for my dessert and then gave me a free one, clearly he was new overall it was ok just because the food was good

What a great place to listen to live music !The drinks were really good!The seafood was fresh and really good quality The tacos were delicious Staff were really friendly

We came here on date night and it started out really promising! The jalapeño margarita was fantastic, the chips and salsa were also really good. Then our seafood tower appetizer arrived and it all went downhill from there. First off, it was not fresh seafood at all, it was doused in soy sauce and that's all you could taste! We then ordered a combination taco platter and only one taco tasted good. Very disappointed in the food and service, or lack thereof. Won't be back!Not sorry.

The food was good and I was satisfied but the service wasn't really the best. I feel like it was not there fault had more to do with at the time maybe being under staffed.

Delicious food and amazing service!Raquel was amazing, attentive, and outgoing. We ordered the aguachiles which we really enjoyed and ordered the molcajete and parrillada. Cant really go wrong there!We visited from Phx and celebrated our bdays and were excited that we happen to come on karaoke night where we sang and danced the night away!Would recommend!

I can't say enough great things about this restaurant. The Food...The staff...everything is just perfect.Those margaritas are off the charts - especially the watermelon rita. You have to go there and check it out for yourself. The queso fundido was something else. I'm in love with this place!We run a foodie show at "Houston City Beat Foodie Life Show" and we give it a rating of two HEAT because this place is on Fire with Great Food!

I came here for a late lunch and sat at the bar since it was just me. I started off with some complimentary chips and salsa which was delicious! Salsa and chips are served warm. I got the grand anejo margarita on the rocks-made with Don Julio anejo tequila and grand marnier. It was so smooth!I ordered the PULPO A LA PARRILLA (Grilled octopus with grilled onions served with Mexican fried rice, beans, pico de gallo and guacamole). This was delicious! It had a little kick and it was served with homemade corn tortillas. The service could have used some help. It was just me and a couple other tables in the restaurant and I had to ask for a to go box and my check. Overall, chill vibes. Good place to go for some seafood that is decently priced. Easy parking with a huge lot!

Stopped by here on Sunday night to try some ceviche. It is in a VERY busy area with lots of restaurants. I was a bit nervous about finding a spot to park, but they had parking spots in front that were blocked off for the restaurant. The Valet station moved a cone for me so I could park. It wasn't valet parking at this place, but the sign said they accept tips for helping with parking. I was happy to give the person $5. There was live music on Sunday night and it was not crowded at all. I tried the standard ceviche and it was very good. The service was great also. I would like to go back a try a few more things. This is one of the few places I have found in Houston that focus on Mexican ceviche and am glad I found it.