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Claro Fish Jr.B+Worth Trying

Name: Claro Fish Jr.
Address: Leona Vicario s/n, Ejidal Chamizal, 23470 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Rating: 4.5

Leona Vicario s/n, Ejidal Chamizal, 23470 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico · Taco restaurant, Mexican restaurant, Seafood restaurant · 4.5/5 Google (1096 reviews)

Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating

Lively Baja-style seafood and tacos with a generous salsa bar and good prices for Cabo, but service inconsistency and occasional billing/receipt hassles mean experiences vary.

Why it gets a B+ for overall quality

Claro Fish Jr. delivers strong food quality with fresh, satisfying Baja-style seafood and a generous salsa bar that adds real value—enough to compete with the area's better casual seafood spots. However, inconsistent execution across visits and scattered food safety concerns prevent a higher grade. The authentic palapa setting and loyal following appeal to travelers seeking hearty, unpretentious mariscos, but service timing and operational reliability need tightening for grade A territory.

Restaurant Summary

Under a palapa roof and open to the street, this spot hums with a casual local vibe. Servers bustle between tables while guests raid the stacked salsa bar to build towering seafood tacos. One diner put it simply: first bite made the lasting impression. Expect fans, a bit of street noise, and plenty of plates piled high with crispy fish and bright ceviches. The cooking skews classic Baja mariscos rather than fancy—think fresh fish tacos, shrimp a la plancha, crunchy empanizados, aguachile, and ceviche with tropical touches. The generous condiment bar and extra tortillas stretch portions and invite tinkering. It suits travelers who value hearty, straightforward seafood over polish; cocktails and bilingual service are not the focus, so a little patience and basic Spanish help. Families are welcome here. There is a dedicated niños section with quesadillas and fish fingers, plus fries and nuggets for picky eaters. Most kids will find something, though seafood dominates and it is open-air with street bustle. For lactose-sensitive diners, request shrimp burritos without cheese.

At a Glance

Big portions with a self-serve salsa bar that adds value
Fresh, satisfying Baja-style seafood away from marina prices
Service and billing consistency vary; occasional slow or staggered courses
A few food safety complaints amid many positive freshness notes
Open-air dust and street noise may bother some diners

What Sets It Apart

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What People Love

Crispy fish tacos with bright salsas
Salsa and salad bar with many toppings
Generous portions and extra tortillas
Reliable standbys like aguachile and ceviche
Friendly servers called out by name

Points of Concern

Service can be inattentive or disorganized at times, with staggered dishes and billing confusion
Open-air setting can feel dusty or noisy due to street exposure
Sporadic complaints of foodborne illness despite many positive freshness reports
Receipt and invoicing issues reported by several diners

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost$280-$460 MXN per person ReservationsNot required

What to Order

Start with a tuna or shrimp tostada, share aguachile, then a fish or shrimp main; add flan ($50 MXN) if you have room.

Perfect For

Casual taco feasts after the beach
Group dinners where everyone customizes plates
Seafood lovers seeking local flavor
Families needing quick, unfussy meals

Location Insights

Area: Casual local corridor with open-air eateries and everyday shops; attracts residents and in-the-know visitors.

Safety: Generally safe with steady foot traffic; open-air dust and street exposure noted.

Nearby: Near main roads into town; away from marina tourist strip; mix of shops, services, and roadside vendors.

Ejidal ChamizalEjidal Chamizal is a residential neighborhood in Cabo San Lucas that offers a more authentic and less touristy atmosphere compared to the downtown area. The dining scene here tends to be casual and local-focused, with traditional Mexican eateries and seafood spots serving residents and visitors seeking genuine regional flavors.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday09:00–18:00 Tuesday09:00–18:00 Wednesday09:00–18:00 Thursday09:00–18:00 Friday09:00–18:00 Saturday09:00–18:00 Sunday09:00–18:00

Available: Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating

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