Pipo''s is a low-key establishment, with basic tables and chairs, cutlery, and
china. Nothing fancy here. The service was attentive, and when the waiter saw
that we spoke English, he quickly found an English-speaking waiter to serve
us, who was friendly and helpful.
The place was filled with large families and babies were seated all around us. If you''re looking for a quiet, romantic place, this might not be your first choice. But, we loved it ecause it was popular with Mexicans of all ages.
Pipo''s is famous for fish and seafood, but when my children (ages 16 and 19)
indicated that they might want something else, the waiter brought an
entirely different menu. They both ordered chicken. They both thought it was tasty.
I had grilled lobster, which was delicious, but pricey given its size. I
paid $35 for a small lobster. My husband had fish, which was tasty as well,
and about $18. The plates came with unimaginative Mexican cole slaw and
vegetables.