Mexican restaurant · San Antonio
Mexican Seafood in San Antonio
Ceviche, fajitas, and cold drinks at 1819 McCullough Ave.
Mexican seafood, served with a steady schedule.
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The space keeps things plain and direct.
Find The Front Door
Mariscos El Marinero sits at 1819 McCullough Ave in San Antonio, TX 78212. The address places the restaurant on a named street in the city, so it works well for a planned lunch, a late dinner, or a stop built around the evening hours. Monday through Thursday, service runs from 11 AM to 9 PM. Friday and Saturday, the kitchen stays open until 11 PM. Sunday follows the weekday schedule and closes at 9 PM.
Those hours give the week a clear pattern. Midday visits fit the same window from Monday to Thursday, while the later Friday and Saturday closing times leave room for a slower meal. Sunday keeps the same 11 AM start, so the first table of the day follows a familiar rhythm. The schedule suits a visit built around one meal, then a short stay at the table, then a direct exit back to McCullough Ave.
The address is easy to use with a simple plan. A guest can arrive for lunch, return for dinner, or choose a weekend night when the doors stay open later. The timing stays fixed enough to make planning simple, and the location keeps the trip anchored to one clear point in San Antonio.
Good to Know
Find the address, access details, and hours here.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet Arrive by the accessible car park and plan for a direct indoor route, since the restrooms and seating are set up for wheelchair users.
The house style stays easygoing and unfussy.
About Mariscos El Marinero
Mariscos El Marinero is a Mexican restaurant in San Antonio with a clear seafood focus. The menu reaches from ceviche and aguachiles to fajitas, enchiladas, salads, and fried plates. It is the kind of place built around direct flavors and familiar combinations, with seafood at the center and beer or margaritas alongside.
The kitchen works through a broad set of seafood dishes. Ceviche appears in different sizes, and the menu also includes shrimp cocktails, oysters on the half shell, octopus, fish, tilapia, and shrimp prepared in several styles. Orders can move from a cold start to a hot plate, or stay with one section of the menu for a lighter meal. Fajitas and traditional plates round out the list, so the table can shift from grill to seafood without changing the style of the meal.
The setting is easygoing and unfussy. Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating, and toilet are part of the space. The restaurant sits at 1819 McCullough Ave in San Antonio, and it opens each day at 11 AM. Monday through Thursday and Sunday run until 9 PM.
Friday and Saturday stay open later, until 11 PM. Live music is part of the atmosphere, and mariachi appears among the details tied to the place. The dining room supports a meal that can start with a chilled seafood dish and finish with a full plate at the table.
Access And House Style
The restaurant has a wheelchair-accessible car park, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. Arrival starts at the car park, moves through the entrance, and continues to the table without a detour. Seating is part of the setup, not a separate ask.
Mariscos El Marinero is an easygoing, unfussy outlet specializing in Mexican seafood dishes. It is both a Mexican restaurant and a seafood restaurant, so the kitchen sits between those two identities without trying to dress them up. Beers and margaritas round out the visit. A guest can settle in for a meal that starts with a drink, moves to a seafood-led plate, and ends with an easy exit back through the same accessible route.
The house style stays direct. Nothing about the setup pushes for ceremony, and the food focus stays on Mexican seafood. That makes the room suitable for a straightforward meal built around the table, the drink, and the dish. See the kitchen’s menu structure gives a closer look at the range behind that style, with seafood plates and Mexican staples arranged for a simple choice at the counter or table.
Opening Hours
Hours stay simple through the week.
- Monday 11 AM–9 PM
- Tuesday 11 AM–9 PM
- Wednesday 11 AM–9 PM
- Thursday 11 AM–9 PM
- Friday 11 AM–11 PM
- Saturday 11 AM–11 PM
- Sunday 11 AM–9 PM
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions cover timing, access, and the kind of food served.
What are the opening hours?
Monday through Thursday and Sunday run from 11 AM to 9 PM. Friday and Saturday run from 11 AM to 11 PM. Plan earlier visits for the weekday schedule, or choose the later weekend window for dinner after 9 PM.
What kind of food does the restaurant serve?
The kitchen focuses on Mexican seafood dishes, with menu sections that include ceviche, fajitas, ensaladas, dinner plates, and fried plates. Dishes named on the menu include chicken fajitas, camaron ceviche, enchiladas, shrimp salad, and fish with fries. That gives diners a clear range to choose from, from lighter seafood plates to fuller fried or grilled meals.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users?
Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating, and toilet are all listed. A guest can arrive, enter, sit, and use the restroom without leaving the accessible route. That makes it easier to plan a visit without needing a separate accessibility workaround.
Where is the restaurant located?
The address is 1819 McCullough Ave, San Antonio, TX 78212, United States. Guests can plug that address into a map app and plan for a city-center stop. It is a direct street address, so arrival is simple to line up with the meal time.
Does the menu include seafood and non-seafood options?
The menu includes seafood-heavy items and also dishes such as chicken fajitas and chicken enchiladas. It also lists fish, shrimp, oysters, and mixed seafood plates. Diners can choose between seafood-forward orders and familiar Mexican plates on the same visit.
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