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Ceviche spots

Fresh ceviche that captures the real acidity and balance of the dish without cutting corners.

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Warm ambiance shines with a cute tree centerpiece and live DJ music. Outdoor patio offers a fabulous setting for dining. Ceviche bursts with freshness and spicy tang, featuring crispy fried octopus bites. Creative drinks at the bar complete the experience.

Freshness stands out with vibrant flavors and a spicy tangy sauce that complements the seafood mix. Fried octopus bites add a crispy texture to the Peruvian-style ceviche.

People are saying

"The Ceviche here is authentic and flavorful."

Good to know

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Happy hour runs until 9 pm on Fridays with half-price on the second drink.

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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.

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The restaurant is dog-friendly, allowing pets on the patio.

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Dark, moody space with ambient lighting sets an intimate tone. Filipino ceviche with gulf shrimp and wonton chips offers a fresh, flavorful start. DJ music keeps energy chill, while good acoustics make conversation easy.

Filipino ceviche features gulf shrimp, fresh clams, and comes with wonton chips. It pairs well with an ube cocktail and stands out as a flavorful starter.

People are saying

"I loved the Filipino Ceviche; it tasted super good."

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There is a public parking lot across the street.

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Sampa does not have a liquor license yet; only mocktails are available.

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Reservations are recommended for the tasting menu.

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Oyster bar offers locally sourced seafood with a standout Steak Ceviche featuring Asian flavors. Elegant interior and stunning outdoor patio create a cozy vibe. Enjoy well-crafted cocktails while music shifts from intimate to lively rock and pop en espaรฑol.

Steak Ceviche stands out with its Asian inspired flavors, featuring Thai chiles and a soy sauce teriyaki taste. Hamachi ceviche also appears alongside dishes like lobster roll and oyster tacos.

People are saying

"I found the ceviche to be amazing and really good."

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There is two hours of free parking available.

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Happy hour runs from Monday to Thursday from 4 to 6 PM.

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During happy hour, enjoy 6 charbroiled oysters for only $19.

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Minimalist Japanese design creates a chic, peaceful space with volcanic rock accents and outdoor seating warmed by heat lamps. Shiso Sea Bream Ceviche offers a large portion that pairs well with high-quality Asian-inspired cocktails. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, perfect for conversation.

Shiso Sea Bream Ceviche offers a large portion that pairs well with drinks. It stands out alongside other dishes like rib eye and tuna tartar for dinner.

People are saying

"I loved the ceviche; it was surprisingly large."

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Parking is street only and very limited.

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Valet parking costs $13.

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Prices are reasonable for the quality offered.

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Mexican restaurant near Olvera Street serves fresh shrimp ceviche and tender octopus in a lively setting with homemade tortillas. Enjoy fresh margaritas while sharing tacos like chapulin. Atmosphere buzzes with loud music and a cute robot named Arturo.

Freshness stands out in the shrimp ceviche and grilled octopus appetizers. The ceviche pairs well with tacos like chapulin for sharing.

People are saying

"I found the ceviche to be fresh and amazing."

Good to know

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Happy hour offers $10 margaritas and discounts on drafts and well drinks.

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Parking is limited, but some street parking is available nearby.

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A molcajete costs $50, which is higher than average.

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Small Peruvian spot shines with authentic flavors and a quiet atmosphere that feels like home. The ceviche is a must-try, perfectly balanced and highly praised. Limited seating suits takeout better than dining in.

The ceviche offers a classic flavor that many find excellent and worth ordering again. Some dishes like tallarines verdes may lack flavor, but the ceviche stands out with its perfect balance.

People are saying

"I'd order the ceviche again because it was perfect and classic."

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La Pascana is a very small spot with limited seating.

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You might have to take the food to go due to limited seating.

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The lunch cost $21, which is reasonable for the large portion.

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Rooftop restaurant shines with beautiful city views and phenomenal cocktails that match its cool vibe. Outdoor seating is dog-friendly, making it casual and welcoming. Ceviche quality varies, with some dishes over-marinated and tough.

Ceviche here varies in quality. Some versions are super tasty, while others come out over-marinated and tough with a lack of flavor.

People are saying

"The ceviche has a great rooftop vibe and downtown views."

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Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner service.

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The kitchen closes at 9:30 pm, so plan accordingly.

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Valet parking is available for guests.

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Massive space with high arches and multiple bars sets a posh lounge vibe. Ahi tuna stands out in the ceviche trio, offering a fresh poke-like twist. Crowds enjoy lively dining paired with Black Mamba drinks, blending vibrant Mexican energy and stunning decor.

Ahi tuna shines in the ceviche with a refreshing twist that feels like poke. The ceviche trio plate offers a variety of flavors, paired well with the Black Mamba drinks.

People are saying

"I found the Ceviche here to be truly magical and amazing."

Good to know

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Reservations are recommended due to high demand at this new location.

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Valet parking costs $45, while self-parking is available for $20 nearby.

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Expect to pay around $40 for enchiladas, which some may find expensive.

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