A local fixture since 1953, this famous seafood eatery seats 1000 and opens every day of the year. Strolling mariachis entertain the crowds, kids frolic in the pool and there are great views of surfers riding monster waves. Dishes come in full or half-portions and include crab and oysters as well as specialties such as fish fillets stuffed with shrimp.
Las Hamacas del Mayor
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