"Amazing food! Truly genuine Mexican flavors. It’s a bit pricey—$84 for two main dishes, one appetizer, and two sodas."
I was quite disappointed with my experience. The food was good, as it usually is, but we ended up waiting an hour and a half for our plates after being seated. I ordered the Caldo en su jugo, and my friend had the eggs and beans. It really shouldn't have taken that long. When we inquired about our order, the waitress said it was next in line, but another 15 minutes passed without any updates. The bartender checked on every other table in our vicinity but completely overlooked us. I had to ask for our waitress several times. In the meantime, we ended up snacking on two baskets of chips while we waited for our food. Santi, you need to improve!
Such a disappointment. The food was good as always, but after being seated we waited an hour and a half for our plates. Mind you, I got the caldo en su jugo and my friend ordered eggs and beans. This should not have taken an hour and a half to make.When we asked the waitress about our order, she said our order was up next. Still waited 15 minutes after that. Bartenderavoided us after she checked on every table but ours in the same area. I had to ask for our waitress a couple of times. Weliterally ate 2 baskets of chips while we waited on our order. Santi, do better.
The food was average. The albóndiga soup tasted like it had been made the day before, as the meatballs didn’t seem fresh. The tortilla soup was nothing special. During happy hour, the tacos de asada, mulitas de asada, and taquitos de pollo were also just so-so. It felt like everything could have used a bit more seasoning, if you know what I mean. The beans reminded me of a mix between canned Rosarito beans and Peruvian beans. I’m not sure if I’ll be coming back.
The food was just mediocre. The albóndiga soup tasted like it had been made the day before, as the meatballs didn’t taste fresh. The tortilla soup was decent. The happy hour offerings, including the tacos de asada, mulitas de asada, and taquitos de pollo, were okay as well. Everything could have used a bit more passion, if you know what I mean. The beans tasted like a mix of canned pink pinto beans and Peruvian beans. I’ll give it another try.
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First time going here and the food was pretty good. We tried the chicken taquitos, shrimp tostada, and asada nachos. For drinks we tried a mango lemonade, a michelada with pacifico beer, and a mix drink called El Gauche that had a bad after taste. The other 2 drinks were good and so was the food.
We came as a large group, and everyone loved their food and drinks. The service was excellent too. We’re looking forward to coming back to try more dishes. I’m sure that next time I’ll be giving a five-star review. I highly recommend this place and will definitely return!
We had a large group, and everyone enjoyed the food and drinks. The service was also great. We're excited to come back and try more dishes. I’m sure that next time I’ll be updating my review to five stars. I highly recommend this place, and we will definitely return!
The food was outstanding, and the restaurant was clean and well-kept. I ordered a drink, the Mexican paleta, and it was amazing. I can't wait to come back and try more drinks!
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The food and service were both good! It was a nice and enjoyable experience. I'm not certain if I will return, but overall, this location was decent.
Amazing food! Truly genuine Mexican flavors. It’s a bit pricey—$84 for two main dishes, one appetizer, and two sodas.
