About

In the vibrant area of Colonia Centro, Mexico City, Puerto De Alvarado Ceviches & Carpaccios offers a delightful seafood experience. This cozy and fashionably casual spot is perfect for catching up with friends over small plates of fresh mariscos ceviches, cocktails, and a variety of oysters and clams. The menu features an array of delicious dishes like atun tártara, aguachile, and sashimi, alongside options like camarones al mojo, diabla, and ajillo. Known for its quick and friendly service, this place provides a seamless experience whether you prefer dining in, taking away, or getting it delivered. With its reasonable prices and impressive 4.6 rating on Google, it's a must-visit for seafood lovers.

Price

$$$$

Cuisines

Seafood

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Dine-in

Offering

Small plates

Payment

Payment by credit card

Atmosphere

Fashionably, Quietly, Casual, Cozy

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Mercados San Juan
Bus stop 137 m walk
Juárez
Bus station 396 m walk
San Juan de Letrán
Subway station 398 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 40 reviews
4.6/5 40 reviews
María José Ogando
María José Ogando
8 months ago on Google
  • Food: 5
  • Service: 5
  • Atmosphere: 5

Delicioso. El mejor lugar para comer mariscos en CDMX. El servicio muy amable y la atmósfera increíble

E Cid
E Cid
9 months ago on Google
  • Food: 5
  • Atmosphere: 5

We came across this place whilst we were wandering around the mercado. The service was great as it was quite quick and the people running the place were accommodating. We ordered a big portion of aguachile, a fish ceviche tostada and a few oysters. Everything tasted fresh and the portions were good.

Fang Ho
Fang Ho
9 months ago on Google
  • Food: 4
  • Atmosphere: 3

The staff was super friendly. They taught us different types of seafood in Spanish. We ordered ceviche. They gave us box to go. Communication was a bit vague. We wanted medium ceviche but they charged us by weight. They gave us bunch of tortilla and crackers to go.