Since i moved to houston like 3 months i love to eat here, im picking sandwiches here daily. Earlier i used to pickup order at 12 pm, but i changed to start picking my order at 2pm. The fried chicken after 2 pm is not good and it tastes different. Also quality decreased since the first time.Pls check on that. Thnk u.
Jenick B.
The service is very friendly. The music needs to vary a little because they only play one type of music. The location is great because it is indoors and outdoors at the same time.
Fdz JJ
They have the best shrimp cocktail and the micheladas are the bomb.
Ritodhi C.
This lively restaurant/bar sits at the entrance of Azteca Farmers Market, a spirited open-air gallery of vendors, shops, restaurants, and food trucks in Northeast Houston where locals shop for produce and various wares and knick-knacks. There are scattered tables both inside and outside, with a large space in the middle that looks like it is set up for events, specifically those involving dancing, an impression that was reinforced by the blaring folk music and karaoke machine. The market closes at 8:00 PM, so things were fairly quiet when we got there around this time on a cold Saturday evening. The waitress/bartender was super nice and $30 got us each a Michelada and three ceviche tostadas topped with assorted seafood. The Michelada was excellent and was everything such a drink should be: tangy, silky, smooth, and refreshing with a lip-puckering tajin rim. Oh and it happened to be loaded with cucumbers interspersed with fat and juicy cocktail shrimp. The ceviche was cold and fresh, and the thin tostadas were nothing short of an engineering marvel given that they did not snap or get soggy despite the generous toppings (seafood, tomatoes, onions, a TON of avocado). In order of quality, the octopus wins over the shrimp wins over the white fish, though all were quite good. Highly recommend a visit to Mariscos Popeye if you're looking to be transported to coastal Mexico without leaving the urban confines of the loop.
Graciela Salinas
First time here and it was awesome! DJ Juan Carlos was in the house!
Regio Vallenato
exelente lugar las tostadas y micheladas ricas y la música con el mejor ambiente
Since i moved to houston like 3 months i love to eat here, im picking sandwiches here daily. Earlier i used to pickup order at 12 pm, but i changed to start picking my order at 2pm. The fried chicken after 2 pm is not good and it tastes different. Also quality decreased since the first time.Pls check on that. Thnk u.
The service is very friendly. The music needs to vary a little because they only play one type of music. The location is great because it is indoors and outdoors at the same time.
They have the best shrimp cocktail and the micheladas are the bomb.
This lively restaurant/bar sits at the entrance of Azteca Farmers Market, a spirited open-air gallery of vendors, shops, restaurants, and food trucks in Northeast Houston where locals shop for produce and various wares and knick-knacks. There are scattered tables both inside and outside, with a large space in the middle that looks like it is set up for events, specifically those involving dancing, an impression that was reinforced by the blaring folk music and karaoke machine. The market closes at 8:00 PM, so things were fairly quiet when we got there around this time on a cold Saturday evening. The waitress/bartender was super nice and $30 got us each a Michelada and three ceviche tostadas topped with assorted seafood. The Michelada was excellent and was everything such a drink should be: tangy, silky, smooth, and refreshing with a lip-puckering tajin rim. Oh and it happened to be loaded with cucumbers interspersed with fat and juicy cocktail shrimp. The ceviche was cold and fresh, and the thin tostadas were nothing short of an engineering marvel given that they did not snap or get soggy despite the generous toppings (seafood, tomatoes, onions, a TON of avocado). In order of quality, the octopus wins over the shrimp wins over the white fish, though all were quite good. Highly recommend a visit to Mariscos Popeye if you're looking to be transported to coastal Mexico without leaving the urban confines of the loop.
First time here and it was awesome! DJ Juan Carlos was in the house!
exelente lugar las tostadas y micheladas ricas y la música con el mejor ambiente
Awesome place, good atmosphere
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