Mariscos San Pedro
Nestled on the bustling Route 66 in Chicago, Mariscos San Pedro is a vibrant culinary gem that brings the flavors of the coast straight to the heart of the city. Renowned for its fresh seafood and authentic Mexican dishes, this lively eatery welcomes travelers with a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. Dive into a delicious meal surrounded by colorful decor and rich cultural vibes, making it the perfect pit stop for those exploring the historic Mother Road. With a stellar 4.5-star rating from happy diners, Mariscos San Pedro invites you to savor unforgettable flavors on your journey!
Leon Corbeille
2 weeks ago"Another excellent restaurant in Pilsen! The tuna tostada probably won best dish, but the octopus Sonoran dog won most interesting bite and something you won't find anywhere else. Our kids loved the plantain tacos so much that we got two orders of them and they ate them all before I would even have one! It is a bit pricy as the sizes are small, but I would say that all of the food was worth it."
Alex Holden
a month ago"My sister and I did the Omakase, all of the items were good our favorites were the tostada, and the black card. They were so yummy. I got one of their smoothie drinks because I don’t drink. My sister ordered a yellow drink which we both were not fond of. The event was supposed to have started at 6:30, but they weren’t ready so we were kind of waiting in the doorway until we got seated. There was an option to go to the bar, but it didn’t make sense seeing as I wasn’t drinking alcohol that night, other than that, the chefs and the hostess with the Omakase were great, amazing, wonderful, our hostess, Heaven, was that girl. I will come back to try the food served in the restaurant. I hear that food is good too."
Brett Bergen
3 weeks ago"Last night my fiancé and I went to dinner before a show in Thalia Hall and had an amazing experience. We sat at the bar because seating was fully booked before the show and didn't have to wait for bar seating. We decided to order a bunch of small dishes to try a bunch of items and it was a great decision. We had 5 different dishes and left very happy. I also had the signature Michalada topped with a fresh oyster and it was fantastic! All of the food was extremely fresh and you could tell the food was made with love. We definitely will be back. The one thing I would recommend is putting some type of heating blower just outside of the main front door to prevent blasts of cold air coming in everytime guests are entering and exiting the restaurant. The tables closest to the front door were wearing jackets during dinner service and I heard a couple say how their food was getting cold rather quickly."
Mark Collado
a month ago"Loved the experience at Mariscos. Everything we had was delicious and the service was great. Drinks were top notch too (I had a few margaritas). The only thing I’d skip is the truffle churro. That was a really strange way to end the meal. The flan and kiwi lime pie were much better. The beef short rib was a delight but my absolute fave was the snapper ceviche and tuna tostada."
Matthew Fenton
4 months ago"My new favorite restaurant. My server Javi (sp?) was welcoming and accommodating to my needs. I was alone and she made me feel seen and checked in on me frequently. All staff from the lovely host, to the service assistant, to the black gentleman (didn't catch his name) who delivered my food from the back of house, were superb. The tuna Tostada was the best I've ever eaten. I also ate the Jerk Sablefish and It was so darn good. I wanted to lick the bowl, but chose not to make a scene 😅"
