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  • I stopped here yesterday to use a Groupon that was expiring soon. The restaurant is a small area but quite cozy and pleasant. Instead of chips and salsa, they bring you a nice basket of fried tortillas and bean dip with a small bowl of a little spicy salsa. You break the tortillas as you want and dip. I ordered the soup of the day which was chicken tortilla soup. It was a tomato based soup with lots of cheese and real chicken with nice tortilla strips. It was a thicker soup-quite flavorful and something I'd get again. A bowl of this soup in the winter would be great! For my main course, I got the Chicken Sarandeado, a grilled chicken breast with their "special spices." With the platter came rice, pico, some guacamole, and refried beans. This was another tasty dish for Super Mex. For dessert, I got the fried ice cream. It didn't appear as if this ice cream had ever been near a fryer but it was good. It was simply a ball of vanilla ice cream that had been rolled in a small amount of coating and then frozen. It was placed in a sweetened tortilla basket and decorated with whipped cream, and some strawberry and chocolate syrup. Mind you, it was a decadent ending to my meal, but it was not fried as far as I could tell. I was tempted to give the place 4 stars but I had one BIG hangup with the service. For the most part, it was very good. However, I had just started to eat my soup when a server appeared with my main course and set it down. Why do you do this? It seems to happen more in Tex-Mex places than anywhere else. Cabo at Red Rock was notorious for this. Can't they do courses like a normal restaurant?
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