The recommendation of Hotel Punta morro is a good one .............very limited "seafood" selection, and expensive
Muelle Tres has little or no ambience as it is in an area that is mostly industrial.......Actually, it is located on the Malecon in the harbor
area....where the seafood and shellfish come in every morning. Each order is made while you wait, nothing pre-cooked. Get there early when they open,
as everybody in the "industrial" area fills the place
El Rey Sol has some very good seafood..........very expensive and their food sucks
Quote: Originally posted by Bajahowodd  | It is ironic that a seaport has almost no ocean view seafood restaurants. The recommendation of Hotel Punta morro is a good one, if you like the
ocean view, but will pay more for it.
Muelle Tres has little or no ambience as it is in an area that is mostly industrial.
Lacking ocean view, the El Rey Sol has some very good seafood. As does Las Cazuelas on Sanguines. But I'm not certain that Las Cazuelas is still open
for dinner. They have won international awards for their seafood, dating back into the 1980's. They are also famous for tremendous breakfasts. It has
a very clubby, homey atmosphere.
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