Mariscos Los Buchones

Me and my man after going to the aquarium wanted seafood-- sorry little fishies.. so we looked up some places and he picked this one.And we didn't have any expectations but, wow Tanya is amazing! She gave us some recommendations and even checked in with us at really nice timing. Helped me to decent what to order. To which the food is very good and the drink are amazing too! Cute little photo op spots in the restaurant too!

Service is goodFood is super over priced Finished my dinner off with a slice of chocolate cake that tasted as if it been in the freezer for weeks And to top it off 8.99$ for this tiny ass peace hahahaha

I recently moved to lunch beach. This spot has been my favorite for good food, drinks, sports and the waitresses. The device is bomb! Never disappoints.

Service was immaculate, food was 10 out 10!! The drinks are delicious! Our server was Samantha and she was so welcoming an really made the experience 10x better. Definitely willCome again ! Thank you

On the corner of Long Beach blvd, an authentic Mexican restaurant serves chips and salsa, friendly service and good music. This isn't your American-Mexican restaurant with a long menu, come to eat great menu items at a decent price. Samantha greeted us with attentive service and smile, they have a large dining area, cool photo op area and touch tunes jukebox to play your own music. Enjoy the ambiance, savor the flavor and try your pallet at Los Buchones

The food was delicious! I ordered a caldo de 7 mares along with a tostada de aguachiles and Jamaica. My boyfriend ordered half a dozen of oysters along with a caldo de pescado and Camaron. The total came up to $150 with tax and tip included. It is quite expensive compared to other mariscos spots but the quality of food was great. 10/10. Our waiter was nice and friendly, she did a great job catering us and informing us of events they host during the weekdays. The environment was quiet, but comfortable. Very spacious. I will be coming back

Excelente servicio comida muy buenas ambiente sensacional. Les recomiendo para cualquier ocasion. RECOMENDADO AL.100%

Súper recomiendo. La comida muy rica y las bebidas ni se diga el servicio al 100% Janet muy amable gracias

Large Mexican restaurant in downtown Long Beach, specializing in seafood.We had a show next door, so decided to finally stop by Mariscos Los Buchones for dinner beforehand on a Thursday. We walked, but did see later that they have ample parking to the north with reserved spots for the restaurant (clearly marked and enterable via the alley). It is located on the NW corner of 7th and Long Beach Blvd, and has tinted glass so one can't see inside from the street (we've walked by this location many times, and it just looks closed). But inside, it is quite nice: spacious with plenty of different types of seating, and opportunity for quite a few more if needed...or even a banquet party if necessary. There are dedicated speakers throughout as well, and it was blaring music (in Spanish) throughout.It was empty when we came at 6, so plenty of places to sit were there. Got a booth near a window, and quickly realized the great views of Long Beach on 7th Street (the Metro goes through Long Beach Blvd and 7th Street is a very busy (and fast) thoroughfare), via the tinted, one-way glass. Just sitting there in such a nice environment, naturally ups your expectations. We were given complementary chips and salsa immediately when we sat down, and both were very solid.Seafood can be expensive and a bit risky if you are going to be sitting still for the next 3 hours, so we went conservative. Wife had the 3 taquitos dinner ($13.99) with shredded beef, and she found it to be quite good. It was freshly made, topped with mishmash of vegetables and crema. The rice was good, and I really liked the refried beans (I finished it, which I rarely do).I really wanted seafood, so decided to order a sample of all 4 of their seafood tacos a la carte: none of them stood out. The Estilo Ensenada ($3.99) has choice of fish or shrimp: I ordered the shrimp but got the fried fish instead, which turned out to be just fine. It had the most toppings of all of the tacos, served openfaced, and it was good. The Enchilado Con Queso ($4.5) was openfaced with shrimp, a very hot tomatoey sauce on top of melted cheese. The Taco Gobernador ($3.99) was shrimp with mixed grilled vegetables: reminded me of eating a shrimp fajita. Finally, I need to stop ordering marlin tacos ($3.99) from now...am always disappointed since I am expecting it to be when I had fresh marlin steak in FL, and it's not like that. It's basically marlin shredded like canned tuna would be, stuffed into a taco. Service was OK: it's just hard to give great service when things are planned to be slow (and end up being so)...and the number of staff is matched to it. Our food came VERY quickly (as it tends to happen in a well run Mexican restaurant), but didn't see our server for a long time after that. Our server was pleasant enough throughout, and we were not in a hurry, so it was OK. It was a good place to hang out a bit before our show.

Love the campechana Tostada and the Flilete de pescado a la plancha.. also had the michelada it was good.. Gonna be back for the Taco Tuesdays and $4 Margaritas.. great service from Janet.. thank you