7 Mares - East Los Angeles

Alright, I had to Google earth this location to confirm it, but the target is painted, and the aim is nice lunch. I don 't know what kind of laundering is taking place here, but I got a weird vibe walking in. First off, it 's set up like a market or a deli, which is cool because there 's seating outside, but the west building is now closed, so maybe the east building is just picking up the slack, only covid knows. On the east building, there 's a window with a counter like the 7 Mares on Cesar E Chavez, but I walked in anyways and asked the lady at the counter should I order here? She shrugged and said si. Spanish it is then, no worries, numero ocho por favor, con agua. She told me the total en español and I didn 't catch it from behind her mask, so I looked at the teller to see. $12 I gave her and then slipped a little something into the plastic cup. She didn 't seem to care one bit. I went to use the restroom and by the time I was done, my food was up. 7 Mare never disappoints with regards to the food, maybe the vibe is just another thing. She called me joven, which I found charming, as I 've surely got a decade on her, but perhaps that was just her showing appreciation for the business and the tip. Cool times we 're living in. Point is, whenever you see a 7 Mares during your travails, stop in and figure it out.

Everything is so good here you can't go wrong no matter what you decide to order! We come here specifically for the fish ceviche but we occasionally order the shrimp ceviche and aguaschiles are good as well!

Try there oysters ? you can get a box for 95 dollars 100 oysters

Good specials. Shrimp cocktail 1 shrimp taco med drink 12bucks cant beat that

I was very pleased with the shrimp cocktails we ordered. It seems to be our every other sunday after church meal.