La Playa Seafood Restaurant

Had to hit this place for #DomingodePupusasWe ordered the breakfast plate which comes with pupusas, couple of eggs, fried beans and bread. Wished the bread was more like bolillo.I also asked for some yuca frita with chicharrón, it was kinda good definitely the chicharrón para re fried and I barely could taste it since it was too hard to chew on.No aguas frescas, just horchata.Definitely a good eat but it can be better

Food was unexpectedly great. I was really happy with the food and the amount for the price. I will go back again.

This is very much a neighborhood place on the northeast side of town. I can count on the fish to be made and served fresh. It's my go to for "on the way home" or quick and easy take out. Their pupusa are good!! Think of a Gordita with the filler in the masa and you add the homemade cabbage slaw on top.

I've been a fan of La Playa for years & have dined at all three San Antonio locations. You can expect very good seafood at a great value, plus consistency! Whether it's fried, grilled, baked or pan seared, there's plenty of seafood options available on the menu. La Playa's fried food is never greasy & tastes amazing! The fried shrimp in my opinion, is one of the best I've ever tasted. Even though the menu does offer some exotic selections, I tend to stick to the basics. My favorite menu entrees include the Shrimp Quesadilla Plate & the Fish & Shrimp Plate. The shrimp cocktail sauce & tarter sauce is made in house & always fresh. Complimentary chips & salsa is served, as well a condiment basket upon ordering. Restaurant staff are always courteous & provide good customer service.

Very good seafood, their soups are delicious, the breading on the fish and shrimp is very light. Chips and salsa as you sit. They also have tex mex dishes that I would like to try! Friendly staff and clean restaurant. I would definitely recommend you try the food you will not be disappointed.

Ok 4 stars!! A little big deal, if they weren't doing construction while ppl were eating and the jamaica (hibiscus tea) was all artificial and sugary. Hint*The flowers are not that expensive invest in good drinks it will pay off. They could have gotten five stars. The shrimp and fish ceviche was good just add some fresh lime. The garlic butter grill fish was flaky and flavorful. The waiter was so sweet to suggest and bring things I needed. Will be back when I pass through San Antonio again.

First time here.I would always see it on my way home but just didn't look too attractive due to the location. I finally gave it a try and man am i happy i did. I didn't know what to get , but then i saw the customer next to us and his big bowl of sea food soup. I went ahead and ordered the "king soup". Man was it good!. It had a lot of shrimp, fish, crab legs, muscles, and octopus. Well worth it!. I'm glad i came.

Simply great food! Loved the variety of seafood cocktails they have. The octopus in our COPA GIGANTE was done perfectly, so tender. The large was enough for four of us as an appetizer or could have been a whole meal for me. We also loved there papusas.

Absolutely fantastic food. Just passing through. I asked the waitress, Jessica, what her favorite was. She selected fish & shrimp. I ordered it. Two pieces of fantastically grilled fish with four pieces of grilled shrimp. Loved it! The fries are coated in fish batter and are amazing. Fantastic sweet tea as well. The price was tiny compared to the amount and the quality of the food. Family restaurant and kid friendly. A nice hidden gem.

My family and I stopped by since we were on the road heading back to houston and we were expecting good food because of the google pictures they have on their page. We were 8 people and every single plate had something raw. The chicken breast with plantains was completely raw. Fish and shrimp combo had old and overcooked shrimps. Stuffed crab was raw and tasted like nothing but celery and onions. We paid almost $140 and were not able to get refunds of the raw food.