Additionally, the pricing lacks clarity. For example, it’s unclear when lunch (lonche) is served, what the prices are, and when they change. This information really should be provided upfront. The menu doesn’t even list prices, which is pretty basic and something that many restaurants overlook. Considering their diverse clientele—some staff only speak Spanish—it’s essential to cater to different language speakers. Unfortunately, regulations seem to be loosely enforced, allowing some businesses to overlook important practices. When we visited at 5:00 PM, they only had one type of bean available and didn’t have the brown rice that was advertised as part of the menu for the day. Since they wer...
