We came here on a Sat night with no reservations and got a seat quickly at the bar. This place is pretty small so it's recommended that you make a reservation. They do have walk-ins for the bar, but the seating isn't very comfortable.
Ambience: Reminded me of an authentic Mexican dive. They played Mexican music throughout the night.
Bartender: He was super nice and told us that each drink had 2.5 shots of hard liquor in it - definitely worth it!
Food:
Guaca Fresca: This guac was definitely better than the one we had at Barrio Coreano (one of their sister restaurants). You can pick the spice level and it's served in a cool molcajete. 4/5
Tacos De Pulpo: Grilled octopus tacos. There were only a few pieces of octopus and the charred jalapeno salsa sauce too spicy for my liking (I know this would be spicy though). This wasn't anything special. 3/5
Tacos Al Pastor: Adobo-marinated pork roasted on a Trompo with pineapple. The slice of orange/tangerine gave the taco a nice flavour and texture. The pineapple wasn't very sweet, but the pork was nicely marinated. 3.5/5
Toluca Choriza Burrito: Homemade Mexician chorizo (sausage) topped with an egg. This was my fave dish of the night. I think Cabana's speciality are their burritos. It was a big dish, which for $16 was great value. The flavours were amazing and the egg on top gave it a nice touch. 5/5
I would definitely come back for the Burritos, but prefer Barrio Coreano for their tacos. This place is on the pricer side - we spent about $80 including tax and tip for 4 dishes, 1 alcoholic and 1 non-alcoholic drink.