I planned a dinner for my fiancé birthday with family and friends and it was absolutely amazing. The food was good and pipping hot just the way I like it. We have been to the Diablo’s Cantina in Vegas but here the menu is much smaller but still worth it. We will be back again. The only that I didn’t enjoy is asking for more shrimp for the shrimp nachos. The shrimp was a few pieces cut up and not worth paying the extra $14 to add. The waitress bought me more shrimp at mo extra charge and has a very pleasant attitude about it. Diablo’s Cantina… you’ll see ya again!
Good food, however portions are very small. The drinks are very tasty and offer you a lot of options to sample various Tequilas. The atmosphere is Awesome to include a DJ with a well rounded playlist. The service was super impressive as everything comes out pretty quickly. I would definitely recommend.
The food and service were excellent. However, the portion sizes don’t quite justify the prices. Paying $34 for just three birria tacos (with no sides) feels a bit excessive. On the positive side, the drinks were delicious, our server was fantastic, and the outdoor ambiance was absolutely beautiful.
The atmosphere is wonderful—I was pleasantly surprised! I expected it to be nice, but it turned out to be truly beautiful. There's a spacious outdoor patio for dining, complete with a lovely view of the harbor.
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I had an wonderful birthday that fell on superbowl Sunday and had a blast!! My waiter was amazing and so was the bartender!! I will always recommend this place!
Although the menu is limited, I like this spot because it is spacious and not to crowded. The view of the patio is great.
We were there Superbowl Sunday and the place was rocking. Great food, great service. We will definitely be going back.
The food was delicious and the service was excellent! The flaming guacamole was particularly impressive.
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Everything was fantastic! I'm hooked on the Cherry Blossom Martini!
Food was excellent. Drinks too! I love this restaurant.
