Sabina Restaurante por La Guerrerense

Seafood restaurant · Ensenada

Sabina Restaurante por La Guerrerense

Seafood restaurant · Ensenada

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Av Adolfo López Mateos 917, Zona Centro, 22800 Ensenada, B.C., Mexico

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Experience a timeless family tradition steeped in flavor, where the warm ambiance welcomes you to indulge in delicious tacos and fresh seafood delights.  

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Av Adolfo López Mateos 917, Zona Centro, 22800 Ensenada, B.C., Mexico Get directions

+52 646 174 0006
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"Sabina Bandera’s first brick-and-mortar spot isn’t just a sit-down version of her tostada, shellfish, and seafood cocktail stand. Here you’ll find an expanded menu of barra caliente (hot bar) classics like shrimp albondigas, seafood pozole from the cook’s home state of Guerrero, and a smoked oyster-stuffed chile guero taco. Slide along the counter cafeteria-style, order some ceviche tostadas, a Baja fish taco made with Bandera’s family recipe, and a bowl of clam chowder brewed with local mollusks. Pair your meal with local craft beer from Wendlandt or house wines made by the Mexican wine master Hugo D’ Acosta." - Bill Esparza

The 22 Essential Restaurants in Ensenada, Mexico
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"Sabina Bandera’s first brick-and-mortar spot isn’t just a sit-down version of her tostada, shellfish, and seafood cocktail stand. Here you’ll find an expanded menu of barra caliente (hot bar) classics like shrimp albondigas, seafood pozole from the cook’s home state of Guerrero, and a smoked oyster-stuffed chile guero taco. Slide along the counter cafeteria-style, order some ceviche tostadas, a Baja fish taco made with Bandera’s family recipe, and a bowl of clam chowder brewed with local mollusks. Pair your meal with local craft beer from Wendlandt or house wines made by the Mexican wine master Hugo D’ Acosta. [$]" - Bill Esparza

The 22 Best Restaurants in Ensenada, Mexico - Eater
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Hugo Villalobos

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Some of the best tostadas I've ever had. We ordered a coctel de almeja con camaron 🔥. Clam coctel with cooked shrimp 🍤.

Lorena Cervantes

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Choose to grab a small bite and beer while visiting Ensenada only cause Bourdain stopped at their street stand. I devoured my Singapur tostada and the hubby the Campechana. The beers were nice and chilled. If you prefer a sit down spot come here at Sabina’s, if not the street-stand is the way to go.

Patrick Holt

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This place is beautiful and very accommodating to non Spanish speaking customers. The food was delicious. You gotta try the sea urchin tostada!

Heather Duncan

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My boyfriend and I heard about this restaurant on Travel Channel and some friends who had been there. This place absolutely lived up to all the raving we heard about it. We had several different types of tacos, and every one of them was delicious. We tried the variety of Oysters and despite my reluctance to try them I loved them as well. Also when they bring out the fresh tortilla chips it comes with 4 different types of Salsas. Each has its own flavor but they are all so good! And of course the drinks! The were very good and priced super reasonable. Although this restaurant doesn't look like much from outside, it is a definite must try if you're in Ensada!

Breanna Purnell

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Delicious fish taco, creamy shrimp taco and a very large bowl of pozole verde! Very fast service and food was ready quickly!

Chelsea Handy

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Overhyped and over priced Only come here for the octopus tacos which are $5.19 each (105), but my family thought they were too bitter and spicy. Worth a try imo. They RAN OUT OF Bordains special, have to wonder how often that happens and people stay to eat anyways. Wish we didn’t! Fish taco was actually tasteless 80 ($3.97 each) Shrimp taco was better 69 ($3.41 each) Memories margarita was too sweet 185 MXN ($9.15) Seafood botana ceviche was good Memories 185 MXN ($9.15) Fish taco 60 (120) ($2.97 each) Shrimp taco 69 ($3.41 each) Octopus taco 105 ($5.19 each) was bitter and spicy Seafood botana 290 ($14.35) With shrimp octopus is now in Klamath, pico de gallo, cucumber, red onion, lemon, House sauce, and avocado $38

Devin Bates

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Went with my wife and 15-year-old daughter in a cruise stopover. We had fish tacos, shrimp tacos, cod quesadilla, and carne asada tacos. Everything was excellent! The salsas were all delicious and spicy. The flan and chocolate cake was an excellent finish to the meal. All of that was less than $70 USD, which was a pleasant surprise given the quality and amount of food.

Tatiana Hoover

Google
Amazing! Delicious! The place has a nice vibe, and it’s packed. We had tostadas de ceviche and I was sorry this was the last (4th) stop on our taco tour ‘cause I would have eaten more!! There is a cart outside if you don’t want to wait for a table. The place is famous and a bit touristy, but do yourself a favor and eat here!