Pacifico

Date night with the wife brought us to Pacifico restaurant. The food and service was very good and they provided an intimate setting on the second floor in a corner booth over looking the beautiful view of the streets and old time buildings. I’m a fan of their Black Manhattan that had sweet and Smokey flavor to enhance my dinner experience. Our server was polite and engaging to help quite us thru a very unique and interesting menu options that will most definitely bring us back for seconds and thirds.

Pacifico in New Haven offers fantastic food with fresh ingredients, creative flavors, and a welcoming atmosphere. The dishes are expertly prepared, delicious, and satisfying, making it a great spot for a memorable dining experience that I highly recommend. So far every visit has been great. Amazing food and great service.

The food is slightly more expensive than I expected, but still very yummy. The oysters were fresh! I'm not sure why they gave us a whole bottle of water and charged several bucks.

Second time at Pacifico and just as impressed as the first! The crispy whole sea bass is still a standout, perfectly cooked, super flavorful, and just really well done. The vibe is relaxed, the staff are friendly, and the service is on point. Always a great experience here. Definitely one of my go-to spots now!

My husband and I went on a date night during restaurant week. The atmosphere was great. The food was good and presented well.

Overall, the experience was good. The waiter was kind, and the service was quick (also, we were one of three tables). The food was good. I had a burrito, and my husband liked his dish. The waiter asked if I wanted fries with my meal, but later informed us that fries had been removed from the menu. We ordered French fries on the side, but they were not good at all—worse than McDonald's fries. We also had guacamole, which was good, but the portion of chips that came with it was very small.

Great atmosphere, great food and friendly service. However it took about 20 minutes before anyone asked us for drinks. Service is a bit slow overall.

The waitstaff were very attentive and helpful. The menu had a little of everything (tapas) with a Latino flair (shrimp and plantains were delicious). The staggered The dishes for us as the window side table was too small to fit all the food. All in all it was a nice dinner. A little pricey but what restaurant isn't these days.

My wife and I stopped here last evening for dinner before a show at the Shubert Theater. We had a terrific dining experience! The food was excellent. Everything was very fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. The decor reminded us of some of the places we'd been to in Barcelona and Lisbon. The staff was super friendly and seemed genuinely eager to please. We had such a nice experience we decided to stop back in after the show for a nightcap (despite the impending hour long ride home from New Haven!) The traffic along the shoreline of Connecticut is a bear, so I dont get up to New Haven that often, but this place will most likely encourage me to brave the trip to Elm City more often.

We didn't eat we just had couple of drinks. Sangria was good. İ took White one. The server was kind. Place was colorful and cute... For lunch menu there was a quesadilla, sandwiches, bowls,, burittos... but we didn't try!

Came here after previously having walked by in the past. Decided to get drinks and some appetizers one night just for fun. The outdoor seating is decent and on a busy street in the city. The food and drinks are pretty good and the service was fine as well. It's a bit pricey but a nice change for a date night. I got a mai tai cocktail and hubby got a beer. For apps/tapas we got the steak tacos, croquettes and quesadilla. All pretty good but small of course lol.

Mmmm Pacifico! Great drinks, a huge menu with tons of delicious food. We sat outside and the breeze was perfect on this hot day. I had the skirt steak with a side of fried rice. Perfectly filling and we never felt like we were waiting for service. All staff were great and prompt. Definitely worth a revisit.

The Ceviche here is sooo good ! The only thing is I wish it came with more chips. I am a regular at Pacifico and everytime I go the service is always great & the vibes and music are up. This is downtown so I normally take the shuttle to avoid the parallel parking. When the weather is nice outside this is a perfect place to eat outside and enjoy the city vibes.

Stepping into Pacifico Restaurant left me feeling carried away to a Mediterranean location. My eyes were immediately drawn to the stunning coastal blue mosaic of tiles behind the bar and decor combinations of colors and materials. My martini was served in a tall v-shaped cocktail glass. It was mixed swiftly so it was cold but not watered down. The olives were very firm and offered an adequate flavor. The calamari appetizer was light, flaky, and well-seasoned. It was served with an aioli dipping sauce that was a tad too spicy for my palate. Another highlight was the incredibly fast service and cordial bartender. Overall this was a comfortable and spacious spot positioned above street level that provided excellent people-watching, uniquely fresh fare, and sufficiently good beverages. Read more on IG: themartinibible

Quaint corner of the block restaurant. I dined outside to take in the sights and sounds of New Haven. Only in town 48 hours so it was cool to see Yale and handle some work duties I ordered two drinks, both were delicious. The 2nd drink definitely gave me a buzz. lol. I started with the empanadas. They were served with a cold tomato based sauce. Not bad but not good. It's missing something like seasoning or acid. Maybe onion? I also ordered the red sauce mussels. Delicious!! Great broth nicely flavored and made the dish so yummy! Definitely would come back!

Came here with work colleagues and the servers were very patient (we are LOUD). The food was decent (loved the guacamole). The downstairs portion of the restaurant is pretty cool. The upstairs gets a little stale and the bath to the bathroom is a teeny creepy. But all in all a wonderful experience!

I came in for Restaurant Week and just about had to be rolled out the door! I caught the tail end of happy hour, so I started with a mojito and a couple of oysters, both of which were quite nice. The mojito may well be the best in New Haven, as they claim, but it would be even better if they used granulated sugar or demerara instead of simple syrup. Still, very yummy! For the first course of the prix fixe I did the salmon tartar, which was very interesting. There's mustard and capers mixed in with the salmon, which gave a nice zip that went great with the avocado. I could also have eaten an entire bowl of the potato and plantain chips! Second course was the lomo saltado, which had a lot going for it. Putting the fries on top kept them nice and crispy, and the fried egg with the perfectly cooked rice was lovely. The meat and veggies were also super tender. My only complaint was that I like my saltado saucy, and this was pretty dry, so there wasn't much for the rice and fries to soak up. Still good, but could be better. Dessert was the passionfruit flan, and it was so good I almost gave five stars just for that. It was tangy without being too sour, and the whipped cream cut the acid perfectly. I have no notes--I'll literally probably come back just for dessert!

My advice is to come here only on a warm summer evening for drinks and a few tapas in their outdoor space on the street. All other times I've tried (dinner inside, brunch, and lunch), it's been mid. It's fun to dine outside for the vibes, although it is pricey. The location itself is a central spot in downtown New Haven. It's easiest to park at Crown St Garage if you plan on coming here.

Found this place which is similar to a place in Maine. Great drinks and fantastic food fusions. Staff were helpful with food allergies. We were able to sit outside and the weather was perfect.

Came in for lunch with friends were seated immediately. Quick and kind service. Food was delicious as always I got the salmon lunch bowl.

This restaurant is an absolute gem. During my week-long work trip, I came here twice: the first time with my colleagues and the second time by myself. The ambiance is is lovely and the creative and impeccable. I ordered the yuca fries and green mussels the first time. The second time I returned for the red mussels. The sauces are just slightly thickened which I enjoyed a lot. The yucas were fried to perfection and were probably the best fries I ever tasted. My colleagues had the salmon caramelizado and the camarones, each so beautifully arranged and delicious - I wish I had taken pictures.. The service we enjoyed was just as wonderful as the food. If I lived in New Haven, I would be a regular at Pacifico!

Our daughters and son-in-law treated us to the Mother's day prix fixe brunch at Pacifico on Sunday. We were really looking forward to it as the menu looked great. I will start with the positive, the food was good. But the entire experience was ruined by the worst service we have ever received. We had a reservation and arrived on time. We were greeted by the hostess who wasn't at all pleasant. She said she would check to see if our table was ready. She then disappeared for 15 minutes leaving us standing by the front door where we were clearly in the way. She finally came back and showed us to a pleasant table in the upstairs dining area. After a bit our waiter came over and introduced himself. He seemed pleasant and knowledgeable but that would be the last we would see of him until we were almost finished with our entrée. The first major issue occurred with our appetizer. There were 5 of us, 3 of our appetizers were brought to the table. The three of us waited for the other 2 to arrive but ended up starting to eat as they were getting cold. 10 minutes after we finished the three appetizers the other 2 arrived. One of them was ceviche, which our son-in-law enjoyed, but he was not provided with a spoon to eat with. Since there was no one around to ask my husband went to find a spoon for him. We then waited for our entrees. We were having a nice conversation, so we didn't pay attention to how long they took but it was a significant amount of time. Some of us ordered sea bass and some steak and eggs. The steak which was filet mignon was to have chimichurri sauce. The steak arrived with no sauce and a pile of mixed greens with no dressing. It also included scrambled eggs and about a ¼ a cup of potatoes and peppers. I should have taken a photo as the presentation was not attractive. There were no issues or complaints with the sea bass though it was actually branzino. Apparently, Mediterranean Sea bass is the same as branzino. There was no one around to ask about the dressing and chimichurri sauce. Finally, when we were ¾ of the way finished with our entrees our waiter came over to tell us they had run out of the cheesecake some of us had ordered. This was the first time we saw him since we placed our order. At that time, we changed our dessert order and asked for the dressing and chimichurri sauce. He was pleasant enough and apologized. We expected him to go and get the missing items but instead he went to the other side of the room and didn't return for 15 minutes. By that time the small piece of steak that was left was gone. It was especially disappointing as the chimichurri sauce tasted good and would have been amazing with the steak. We always drink water with our meals and should mention that our glasses sat empty for most of the meal. It wasn't until after he brought the chimichurri sauce that he offered to fill our glasses. We are typically high-tippers and very forgiving when we don't get the best service as we know it's a difficult job. But this was totally ridiculous. Even though the food was fine, the experience was totally ruined by the awful service. We will not return or recommend.

We came here a large party and we were seated and server came pretty quickly. The place was busy but not packed. We ordered a lot of different items, my favorite were the short rib empanadas. Guacamole and ceviche was good as well. I also enjoyed the burrata salad. Calamari was cooked perfectly. Octopus was my least favorite because I felt like it lacked flavor. Get the hibiscus sangria, it was delicious! Overall a great restaurant if you want some Latin food.

Seeing the reviews I thought the service would be great, turns out it's not. Maria our server for the evening not only did she ignore us when we were already sat down for 15 minutes without ordering any food but she also was at the bar chatting it up with the bartender and guests. Honestly I was appalled not only how she let us see her at the bar enjoying herself but she clearly didn't acknowledge us not to mention she also got my partner's order wrong after waiting for so long. Honestly if I could get a different server that wasn't Maria I think we would've enjoyed the experience better.

Was there for restaurant week so the menu was a prix fixe menu. I got the skirt steak. I asked for medium and it was a little more than medium, but that doesn't affect me (just fyi if you are particular, maybe round down). We also got drinks that were tasty. I got a gin drink but I hear they have good mojitos. When we got a second drink the server tried to take away my first one before it was empty which was weird, but I guess having extra table space matters too. Churros were good! I did not like how the server came to tell us to leave for another reservation pretty much right after we paid-- It was a little pushy. If we were still sitting for like a long time, fine, but it was a little too soon IMO. There was a large party/conference upstairs so I think their usual space was limited so maybe this would not be a problem on a normal night. Overall, enjoyed the food there.

Came to New Haven for the nightlife. I stopped in around 5pm and the place was pretty much just us. (Different story after 9pm) I only wanted a snack so I got the short rib empanadas with goat cheese with a mango sauce and the yucca fries with a white sangria. I must say the empanadas were small but delicious! And gluten free. Yucca fries seemed fried a little hard but did the job. The sangria was more juice than wine. Staff was friendly and helpful. I'm definitely coming back for more empanadas Empanadas 9/10 Yucca fries 6/10 Sangria 4/10

Good food, nice service, weird restaurant layout! My family came here for a college graduation celebration dinner. The restaurant is cute to look at, but is awkwardly laid out and had some rather steep stairs. Even though we had made a reservation, our large 13 person party was crammed into a very tight little nook, which could've been pretty uncomfortable if we were much larger people. For graduation weekend, there was a pre fixe menu (3 courses for $65: appetizer, entree, dessert), which I thought was a great idea. The options were appealing and the food came out pretty fast. I got the crab cake as appetizer, branzini as entree, and coconut sorbet as dessert. The food was pretty yummy and the entree portions were generous with a capital G! The waitstaff was friendly, accommodating and customer-service oriented. Not a bad option for a special event!

Decided to do a late brunch/lunch because I saw on their online website, that they offered a pre fixe menu for 25$ (2 courses) and it was walkable distant from my hotel. I am a huge fan of course meals and also restaurant week, so it is a must for me. Also please note: (Oysters are not part of this). They also offer bottomless mimosas for 1.5 hours on Saturday and Sunday, although I went with a pino Grigio because I wanted oysters. Their oysters are blue point so they are pretty big and pack a flavor in every bite. They come in 6 per plate/16$ I believe? They also have an outdoor patio, where you can choose to sit wherever you like, half of it is shaded with umbrellas. (if you forget your sunglasses or hat.) I sat outside but there's also seating inside. This is also a dog and kid friendly establishment. They were also playing Latin music but it was tuned down enough for conversations which I liked. When I arrived I was greeted by the bus boy in which he offered to served me ice cold tap or bottled. After a couple minutes, the server came by, greeted me and asked if I was ready to order. As my first plate, I ordered a half dozen oysters with a glass of their Pinot Grigio. I loved their oysters. I slurped all of them in 1 minute. I also secretly actually wanted to order 24 for myself but I wanted to try other stuff too. My next dish was the roasted cauliflower, and honestly I really enjoyed the sauce, it added so much flavor to the dish. Kudos to the chef. Also since I ordered a lot of dishes to try out, the server made sure each plate was brought out in a timely manner. I was never rushed when eating here. In fact, my server made sure to check up on me and made sure my table was always cleared of finished plates. Furthermore, my next dish was of course, steak (prepare medium) and eggs, (my choice: prepared: over easy). This dish also came with a miniature salad and potatoes to my surprise. It was a slightly big plate. The salad tasted fresh, the potatoes were also pretty good, they were a little bit on the softer side though, the eggs were also cooked well and my steak was cooked to my liking, although the sauce it came with was tasteless in my opinion. It didn't really help the dish in any way no matter what I mixed it with. I would recommend to have the sauce on the side and not on top of the steak when ordering this dish. After ordering a second glass of pino, I had spoken to the server to see if they can make an espresso martini in which they could! Fabulous! Upon recieving my espresso martini the server also recommended a chocolate cake which paired up so well with the espresso martini. It wasn't overpowering as I thought it would've been. The way they made the martini balanced out the richness of the chocolate cake which also had cute little decor of sliced strawberries and lightly, dotted, whip cream. Overall everything was delicious. Would definitely come back for the oysters, and to try out other entrees.

Pretty good food with excellent service. The plantain croquettes were a stand-out success

Have gone there a couple of times in the past 2 months and the food is always delicious! Has now become one of our top spots to go to. Drinks are good as well,

This is an beautiful and romantic place to go to if you want an special date night they plate the food really nice and fancy

Location is good, mediocre service. Totally inflated pricing. Branzini entree definitely not worth $36. And small point but website menu says it is $30, but you get charged $36 in person. You get so much better value for both food, service, and ambiance at other local spots like Barcelona or Geronimo's

Whenever I've walked by Pacifico, the outdoor dining area is packed with people, so I was excited to try them out for dinner! We ended up sitting indoors since there were no tables outside, and I enjoyed the space inside too. The decor was fun and the playlist was on point! Unfortunately, I was not a fan of the food - the dishes we ordered were very greasy and heavy, with the main flavor being butter/oil. We ordered the fried calamari, the mussels in green sauce, and the shrimp and scallops with lobster ravioli. The calamari was too greasy and the fried jalapeño slices didn't add much flavor or texture. The sauce for the mussels was nice but so heavy with butter. It is definitely a dish to be shared. The shrimp and scallops also tasted like they were doused in butter, which masked the flavors of the seafood and succotash. The only redeeming quality was the ravioli - they were stuffed with lobster. Otherwise, the service was great, the waiters and waitresses are friendly and attentive. Overall, Pacifico seems like a nice place with good vibes to catch up with friends over a drink, but I wouldn't go solely for the food.

Stopped in at Pacifico right before our come started at 8pm. Got here early enough to walk in and be seated in the patio. It was a beautiful day to sit out. The menu had many great things to choose from We really just wanted it all. They had Tapas, and main entrees. Since many things looked delish friend and I decided to order diff tapas to try different dishes. Menu also was labeled GF which made It easier to choose from. Great vibe and outdoor space. Food was delicious! We were definitely fool After a few dishes. Service was very good and our waitress was helpful with suggestions. We will definitely go back since we both enjoyed it!

Horrible service. Half an hour sitting with nothing. An hour to get our drinks although we were only 1 of 2 tables initially seated. Had told waiter we were going to a show at the Shubert. Got Guacamole l, then nothing again. Ordered at that time. No food by 1 1/2 hours. We got up and left. Told manager of experience. He said everyone came at once. Not true.

Connecticut state law requires establishments that sell alcohol to provide potable water FREE upon request. Bartender said she couldn't, I could only purchase bottled water, which was $3. Felt like I was crazy for asking for a cup of tap water as if every single other bar I've been to hasn't given it to me.

What a delicious meal! From the cocktails to the tapas to the entrees everything was delicious. The waitress was lovely and service was great. It's a chill vibe, not too loud and perfect for date night. Still talking about my entree- the whole crispy sea bass- it was amazing! And the price point was great. Side note- a really nice touch is they validate parking, which is nice for such a busy area!

Music was lit! Loved Tropical Dream, and the chicken enchiladas were DELICIOUS!!!! Thank you for the lovely service Oscar!!!

Hmmm I understand why this restaurant is a 3 star. Came here to do restaurant week lunch for $23 that came with an app and entrée. Started off with the pork belly that was perfectly salty, crunchy, complemented well by the pickled red cabbage slaw and topped with a sweet sauce. The main was a duck quesadilla - my first bite was honestly cold as the duck was not heated enough. The flavor itself was just a bit too salty, one dimensional. It was clear that they had made them way ahead. Service was really slow and we ended up wasting about 1 hr between waiting on our server to come to our table and them forgetting our orders. The restaurant itself was pretty big and had a great outdoor seating. Food:3/5 Service:2/5 Value:3/5 Ambiance:4/5

What a MESS ... Let's start with the fact that the WHOLE place smells like food , you'll leave there smelling great ( not) . The Host is also the bartender and waiter ( not his fault ) but the poor guy was running all over the place . We ordered 4 different appetizers and they came at different times , seriously that should be served together :( Just very disorganized. At least some of the appetizers were good , we ordered a veggie arepa and it was so soggy it was like eating oil . The short rib empanadas were good but way overpriced for basically 2 mini empanadas . The shrimp in garlic sauce was good . But like I said all served at different times .. just a mess .. I usually don't like writing bad reviews , but this was a bit to much ... Very disappointing

Not sure why I haven't tried Pacífico before but definitely coming back. Ended here on Saturday after trying different places and all were full or needed a reservation. It was New Haven Restaurant week weekend and most restaurants in the area were participating. We walked in and although it was busy we were able to get a table for 2 within minutes. We both took advantage of the special which was 3 course meal for $45. For my appetizer I chose the shrimp ceviche which was my least favorite of the 3 as it was bland and only had 3 shrimp and ove 20 diced yellow peppers. It was mostly peppers. For my main dish I chose the churrasco with fried yucca. The steak was cooked to perfection and yucca fries were hot, crunchy and perfectly salted. For dessert we both chose the Tres leche cake. It was good. I definitely would love to go back on a regular night and try their regular menu or sit at the bar as it looked like a nice bar. Service was nice and fast even with a full room. We got our drinks refilled in a timely manner and got checked in by our server often.

I want to preface this review by stating that I was a solo female traveler during this experience. While I wish that didn't impact my visit here, I think it played a part in my poor experience. In addition to it being restaurant week so there were deals on food. The food itself gets a 5 star rating. I did indeed order from the restaurant week menu. I visited for lunch and had the option of an appetizer and entree. I chose the ceviche de camaron (Shrimp Ceviche). It was very tasty. There were 5 jumbo pieces of shrimp and the plantain chip with the tomato, citrus, avocado, and onion. I could've eaten several more helpings of it. My entree of choice was the duck quesadilla. The duck with the pomegranate, jalapeño aioli and roasted corn compliment each other nicely. That's about all the nice things I have to say about this place. When I first arrived the hostess was nice and seated me outdoors and that's where the niceness and cordial service ended. My waiter barely greeted me, never told me his name and just tossed a menu down in front of me. Never took the time to explain the restaurant week specials going on and failed to tell me that items on the full menu were also available. The duck quesadilla, wasn't my first choice. I asked my waiter what his suggestion was given the choices Branzini, Salmon, followed by the quesadilla. My waiter quickly spat (yes spat) at me "Duck. I hate fish" and that was the extent of that conversation. The reason why I make such a big deal about this service is the fact I observed this same waiter give nice and cordial service to all the rest of his tables. While I understand a solo diner may not bring in the largest tips, I expected at the very least civil and respectable service. I'm also conscious of this when I travel and those who treat me with respect often get a greater than 20% tip. I was very disappointed with my service and doubt I will return to the establishment. It's a shame that the service really brought these ratings down.

Oh, absolutely. Went for a cheeky little happy hour on a Monday at 5pm and really enjoyed my time. Happy hour menu was fabulous (although I did have to ask specifically for it). Great mojito and margs (no judgement) and the oysters were fresh and delicious! The fish taco had a great flavor profile too. Had I had another drink I also may have gotten up to dance to the music - awesome latinx playlist.

Great small hole in the wall restaurant that seems to have been an old house. The restaurant is maintaining Covid practices. We started with mojitos and scotch and had homemade guacamole which was very good. The next course we had was cerviche and octopus. The cerviche was a bit overwhelmed in flavor by pineapple and mango abs had very little amount of shrimp in it. The octopus was.L cooked to perfection with very good flavor and side of bean salad. We then had the pork belly that was cooked so nicely you could cut in with a fork. My husband had the red snapper for his main dish. The fish was cooked very nicely with a light coating of breading however not much seasoning. I had the churassco steak with rice and it was good but not great. It was over cooked and lacked flavor unless you used the sauce. Parking is garage parking of which there is a garage very close by They do take credit card And I saw that they offer brunch too

Where to begin. From walking in the this restaurant you are immediately greeted. Hospitality was amazing. It was my first time dining here and the food was deliciously different. I'm not a fan of salads but the cranberry salad was the best I've had. Steak was cooked well and paired nicely with yuca fries . I wasn't to fancy on the strawberry lemonade as it could've been a bit sweeter. Salmon tartar was delish. And pretty to look at. We did get dessert but took it to go. Dessert was chocolate cake and sorbet which both was delish. I would definitely recommend dining at this restaurant. I will be visiting again.

Wow! Everything was delicious! Service was fast and good! Started with a Matador! A delicious Mezcal cocktail. My daughter had the mango lemonade which she commented was very fresh! Next was the freshest guacamole in the state! Delicious! Dinner was fish tacos and a beautiful and delicious crispy sea bass. EVERYTHING and I do mean EVERYTHING was delicious!!

Creative menu, but not an extensive menu. We went for dinner on a Sunday evening and we were sat outside promptly. We made a reservation but did not need it (table of 9). I recommend the seafood paella. It was filled with seafood and was flavorful. I was hungry and this satisfied me. The apps are not big. I would plan on ordering a few. The goat cheese in the empanadas were ! Amazing! And the accompanying sauce was delicious. The calamari was tasty- especially with the jalapeños. The Mango lemonade was very good. Non alcoholic.

The food here is INCREDIBLE. Came for the weekend brunch deal (appetizer and entree for $25 pp) and all of the things we got were SO delicious. Especially recommend the salmon tartare and the chicken dish. Very quick, attentive and warm service. Comfortable digs and nice music. When I'm back in New Haven I plan to come back!

Went here for the first time last night pre-theater: a lovely surprise! The tables are cozy, but not too small or crowded, we were seated by the window. Service was terrific, our waitress gave us time to savor our drinks before the entrees arrived. I had the best Oaxaca Old Fashioned I've ever had: not too sweet, balanced flavors, and generously strong. Shrimp and scallops over ravioli were delicious, I asked for bread to mop up the sauce. I highly recommend this restaurant!

We visited Pacifico for tapas before a show at the Shubert. We ordered calamari, yucca fries, octopus, port belly and fish tacos. There were three of us and it was enough food with these servings of tapas that we were full and filled. Everything was delicious. I also recently went for lunch and had the duck quesadilla. It too, was delicious. Not to mention the drinks are strong which is a good thing.

Salmon was rotten and uncooked in the sandwhich and the veggie tacos I ordered were more olive than any other item. Olive weren't even listen on the menu. Horrible

I went to Pacifico with my dog Waffle, and we were both treated very nicely. It was restaurant week, so we were there for lunch. I had the calamari and gave a little to Waffle and we both enjoyed it very much. My entrée was the salmon, it was fabulous. The vegetables and beans it was severed over couldn't have been more perfect. I gave a little to Waffle as she loves salmon and from her expression, I knew it was a winner. A small place but it serves a thumbs up.

Absolutely atrocious and unprofessional customer service here. No one was manning the bar whatsoever. Our server was clueless and likely high on something. He refused to write our large order down and thus had to come back multiple times to ask, meanwhile we waited a solid 25 minutes for someone (anyone!) to bring us our first round of draft beer. When we asked about the drink order status he gave attitude and actually chased after us down the street when we walked out in disgust. There is a reason why this place is totally empty while the adjacent establishments are packed. Zero stars here.

The only reason I decided on a two star rating vs. a single star rating is because of the waiter. At the start, he was very attentive but after the drinks were served, we were not checked upon for another drink nor even refill the water glasses. Very disappointed with the visit to Pacifico. The hostess/manager was not kind enough to get us a seat elsewhere because where she seated us felt isolated and in the middle of a stairway. Every time the waiters or others walked by, we felt someone was going to trip over us. There were plenty of availability, but she told us there were none available. The server was kind and attentive initially and that faded right after the first drink was served. We were not asked for another drink nor were our water glasses refilled. The food was a pre-fix menu and everything (appetizer to entree to dessert) lacked flavor, taste and most importantly the food was cold. Understandably it was a busy evening, but that does not qualify for the food to be served cold. Very disappointed and nothing was memorable and worth coming back to.

After a nice dinner elsewhere a group of us went to Pacifico for delicious tapas and affordable well-made mojitos. Nice crowd and music. Considering they were busy still the service was on point and friendly. Looking forward to revisiting this establishment, again.

The food here was pretty disappointing. I came here for a birthday party and ordered the vegetable paella, burrata, steak dish + rice, and guacamole. Overall the food was wildly overpriced for both the quantity and flavor. I understand a lot of restaurants are suffering right now, but almost 20 dollars for less than 2 avocados and a tomato in the guacamole .-. Overall, the food was relatively flavorless, and I will not be returning. However, I'm rating this 2.5/5 to thank the servers for bringing out the cake I brought for my friend!

Very nice atmosphere Rafa and Leah were very helpful for ordering the first time. I enjoyed the food I tried the Short Ribs Empanadas with shiitake mushrooms, onions, goat cheese with raisins guajillo sauce. Their pork fried was great, as was the Croqueta de Cangrejo which was plantain-crusted jumbo lump crabcake, and jicama mango slaw. Nice Flavors of the food, worth trying and The pricing wasn't that bad either, so I am looking forward to going back. Thanks again Rafa and Leah for your Hospitality! Hats off to the Chef!