La Fisheria

Yes, La Fisheria is a popular spot for date night thanks to its fresh Mexican seafood, colorful decor and lively atmosphere. Guests mention great cocktails, attentive servers and live music that can make evenings feel festive. For a quieter date, ask for a back table or patio seating; weekend nights with live music can be loud. Dress smart casual and consider a pre-theater reservation.

Portions at La Fisheria tend to be generous and shareable, many guests praise large plates and recommend ordering a few small plates/tickets or sharing mains. Several dishes (ceviche trio, tamales, octopus) are specifically called out as sizable and good for sharing, making it a great spot for tasting a variety of seafood dishes with a partner or group.

Yes, La Fisheria serves a full bar with signature cocktails, margaritas, beer, a wine list and mezcal-forward drinks. Guests frequently praise margaritas, mezcalitas and specialty cocktails, and the menu lists wines by bottle and glass plus cocktails and happy‑hour drink options.

The ceviche trio and the corn tamale with shrimp are frequent guest favorites, along with grilled or Ensenada octopus. Guests repeatedly rave about the ceviche trio, pulpo (octopus), tamales and tuna tostada, the Corn Tamale with Shrimp is even highlighted on the catering and main menus and praised as a must‑try.

For a more relaxed visit, midweek or weekday lunch and early dinner are best. Guests note the restaurant gets lively and louder on weekend nights and before theater shows; if you want live music and energy, book a weekend evening. For quieter service, aim for lunch or an early weekday dinner.

La Fisheria offers indoor dining, a large protected patio and a spacious private dining room (fits up to about 60 guests). Guests mention a protected patio and back seating that can be quieter; the owner notes a private room for events and a full dining room inside.

La Fisheria is colorful, lively and festive with bright decor, live music at times, and a bustling downtown vibe. Guests praise the upbeat energy, occasional live singer and friendly staff, but note music can be very loud on busy weekend nights. The patio offers a slightly calmer option and the decor is described as vibrant and welcoming.

Smart casual, the owner lists the dress code as smart casual. Guests typically dress comfortably for a lively downtown dinner or pre‑theater night out.

Yes, the menu includes vegetarian and vegan options (marked VG/V in catering and menu sections) and several gluten‑free items. Examples include Mushroom Ceviche (VG), Heart of Palm and Coconut Ceviche (VG), guacamole (VG/GF) and multiple salads. If you have strict dietary needs, call ahead so the kitchen can accommodate.

Yes, families dine here regularly and there are kids menu options. Guests mention dining with children for occasions like Mother’s Day, and the menu includes kid-friendly dishes such as Breaded Fish and Chicken Fingers. For younger kids, consider an early seating or private room for more space and comfort.

Busiest: weekend nights and evenings before theater shows, guests frequently visit pre‑theater and report lively crowds and live music. Quietest: weekday lunch and early weekday dinners tend to be calmer, with quicker seating and fewer noise issues. Expect slower service during peak busy periods per some guest reports.

Midweek (Tuesday–Thursday) or weekday lunch is often the best choice for a quieter, more relaxed experience. If you want lively music and atmosphere, go on a weekend night or before a theater show. Guests frequently recommend going before a downtown show or choosing an early weekday seating for calmer service.

Yes, La Fisheria offers a spacious private dining room suitable for events (owner notes it can host up to 60 people). Guests also mention group dinners and the restaurant accommodating special gatherings, making it a solid choice for private events or celebrations.

Yes, guests mention a large, protected patio and patio dining is a common choice. Many guests suggest patio seating when the interior can feel chilly; the patio is recommended for an enjoyable, comfortable meal outdoors in downtown Houston.

Yes, La Fisheria runs happy hour (Mon–Thu 3–7 pm, Fri 3–6 pm) with drink and appetizer options, and guests often enjoy live music and a festive atmosphere. The restaurant also offers catering and private‑dinner packages for special events, a good choice for pre‑theater dining or celebratory nights.

La Fisheria offers different menus for lunch, dinner, happy hour, private dining and catering, and some items are featured as seasonal or special (e.g., 'Catch of the Day', 'Rosarito Style Lobster'). While there’s no explicit statement about constant rotation, expect different offerings depending on service (lunch vs. dinner) and special event menus.

La Fisheria does offer delivery in partnership with Uber Eats. La Fisheria also offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (713) 802-1712.

La Fisheria is rated 4.7 stars by 661 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.