The zarandeado is amazing, but the rest... Compare it to the true Marisco places, like El Coleguita, El Veneno, El Tacon de Marlin, etc (which are zero touristy) and you can have an amazing lunch for 100 pesos (and you cannot finish it).
And it´s true, El Brujo is starting to become very similar to Tino´s, their problem is their own success, and when they start to open many
restaurants, to advertise and to increase prices (to cope with the increased fixed costs), and the owners are not there to monitor the operation, the result is an average place where locals tend to go less (except Tino´s Laguna, which is still a classic) because you can find better quality at cheaper prices i any of the ones listed above...
BTW, the name Mariscos El Veneno is one of the funniest you can put to a seafood restaurant: \"The Poisoned Seafood\"...