Browse menus, reviews and photos of Seafood Restaurants near Orosi.
Mexican · $
41340 Rd 128 C, Orosi
Customers’ favorites
“What a change up - our regular stop was closed, tried this place - not sad! Will def be coming back. Staff is friendly and attentive, Mexican seafood was great! Flavors are just a bit different from the norm you find in our area … stop by & give them a try”
Seafood · $
376 West Tulare Street, Dinuba · 5.88 miles
Customers’ favorites
“🔥 Hidden Gem Alert: Amazing Fish Tacos! 🔥 The wife and I were craving fish tacos but weren’t sure where to go. As we were driving, we passed by this spot and decided to pop in—and wow, it did not disappoint! ✅ Fish Tacos: Absolute perfection. ✅ Ceviche de Camarón: Fresh and flavorful. ✅ Customer Service: Top-notch. ✅ Atmosphere: Chill and welcoming. This place hit all the marks, and I highly recommend it if you’re in the mood for some quality fish tacos.”
Seafood · $$
337 West Tulare Street, Dinuba · 5.89 miles
Customers’ favorites
“This place is so good great service great people”
Burrito · $
133 West Tulare Street, Dinuba · 5.75 miles
Customers’ favorites
“I came here because the place I had wanted to go, was closed permanently, it seems. I am glad I came in to burrito Loco, as the food was really tasty. I had the gobernador taco and a burrito, but can't remember which burrito, it was just very good.”
Mexican · $$
21912 East Dinuba Avenue, Reedley · 6.75 miles
“Fantastic food, amazing people. We ordered birria tacos and carne sopes. We went two nights in a row!”
Fast Food · $
333 Monte Vista Drive, Dinuba · 6.51 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Foods pretty good most days. Sometimes they don’t fry their fish or chicken long enough and the batter is still gooey on the inside and their yellow not golden. When specific people aren’t working the rest off the crew seem to slack big time in cleaning and being nice. Please order some more black pepper? It’s been out for like almost 2 weeks. Need it on the potatoes and gravy or they just taste like watered down.”
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