Made in Miami
Spanish · Clifton · $
Spanish · Caribbean · Logan Circle, Washington, DC · $$
Mariscos (“seafood” in Spanish) 1133 celebrates the grandeur of Latin seafood cuisine. Lauded chefs Alfredo and Jessica Solis were inspired by their Mexico City upbringing and their favorite dishes from their travels though Latin America and Latin communities. The result is a robust menu offering featuring traditional Latin food preparations, nods to the Caribbean and dishes influenced by Latin communities across the Americas.
“Absolutely amazing! In DC for a conference and went to Mariscos for dinner one night. It was so good I went back the next day for lunch. I had both the taco trio platter and the shrimp and crab nachos and both were delicious. Highly recommend if you’re at the convention center and looking for a place to eat.”
“This is an absolute hidden gem! Every single dish that was brought to the table looked high class and and tasted even better. The ceviche clasico was the best I’ve had anywhere in the U.S., and the entrees were packed with flavor. Drinks were amazing too, I highly recommend the Oaxacan old fashioned. Services was efficient and quick, but fyi no separate bills were allowed, just a single evenly split check.”
“I’ve been here four times and it’s been a hit every time. The staff are attentive and make sure to get everything right. The food is delicious and I love their brunch portions, not too big in order to tase the whole menu. I highly recommend this place”
“It is rare that I rate these places 10/10 but being from the west coast and moving out here, this has been my favorite restaurant BY FAR. The food was so DELICIOUS and flavorful. I felt like a fatty because we absolutely devoured everything they gave to us. The drinks were also very good as well. I was very surprised by the desserts they were very very good. I will also give a shoutout to the cooks for blessing us with their talents and to the very sweet waiter Alan who was very attentive and nice! I would 100% come here again.”
“This is how our $9 happy hour chips and guac arrived-- all 7 chips intact. A real rip off. Drinks were watered down, the Happy Hour bites were a joke. Food was okay, not nearly worth the price-- Go to Oyamel, Mi Vida, Mezcal Cantina, El Sol. All are far superior in quality...”
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