La Más Querida is a fun choice if you want modern Mexican food with more of a lively, nightlife-style atmosphere than a traditional neighborhood restaurant. The music is energetic, the dining room feels festive, and it seems especially suited for birthdays, group dinners, or a night out with friends.
The menu is very broad. There are seafood tostadas, ceviches and aguachiles, tacos, steaks, seafood entrées, and even Mexican-style sushi rolls. The arrachera is one of the standout dishes, and the ribeye, tomahawk, shrimp tacos, octopus tacos, and mixed molcajete are good choices if you want something hearty. The seafood side of the menu is also strong, with oysters, ceviche, aguachile, and zarandeado-style dishes. For dessert, churros and tres leches are easy choices.
The cocktails are another big part of the experience, and many customers like the strong drinks and showy presentations. Service is often friendly and attentive, although it can slow down when the restaurant is packed.
Prices are definitely higher than at a typical taqueria, but you are also paying for the atmosphere, presentation, drinks, and entertainment. If you like loud music, festive energy, and a modern Mexican menu with lots of variety, La Más Querida is worth trying.