Mercado Negro

4 Maria Sykes - 7 months ago

So much seafood and treats to eat. Don't go with the first people who advertise their restaurant. Take your time and look around, then make your choice. Don't be hesitant to say, "no thank you"... enjoy your trip!

5 Ronnie Sal - 4 months ago

Excellent Customer Service
Exempt my tostada loca was not good at all

5 Stephen McKenna - 6 months ago

Best variety of fish in Enscenada! Secrete nite: buy from vendors then take across the hallway to the restaurant for cooking. An oyster dinner for two normally $100 in LA only cost $25-30

3 RJ O - 2 months ago

Mostly closed but opening more stores and stalls each day.
Never accept first price in stalls .
If you walk they usually shot a better orice

3 Steve Yatomi - 4 months ago

A good fish market in Ensenada. Know what you want as they will relabel names of fish for sale. Too many examples so buyer beware. The quality of fish is just ok playas del Tijuana has fresher fish. This is more a tourist trap. Service is good. Prices are negotiable.

4 Trina Gutierrez - a week ago

Great place to walk around and check out the wharf and the fresh caught fish, shrimp, octopus, tuna, etc. It definitely is a place to see. We bought shrimp of which there's so many sizes, the prices are very reasonable and certain seafood was priced well below market. It smells like fish so be ware. There was plenty of parking. Forgot to mention you can be pretty overwhelmed by all the small fish stands cooking all types of seafood. Go with an appetite.

5 Darren May - a week ago

Fresh seafood, go early to get the freshest catch of the day. Fun fact if you are driving back you are allowed to bring fish over the border. 7-Eleven nearby for disposable cooler and ice.