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Anyway, I was a bit disappointed by my experience here. It was extremely crowded and very loud. You are either going to be crammed in downstairs, or crammed in upstairs. They don't really have menus, you use two different sheets of paper to order by checking what you want in pencil. The first sheet has "suggested" tacos and the other sheet is a "create your own". I decided to get two suggested tacos. You put your name at the top when you are done filling out your sheet.
At the table they give you plastic sporks and a roll of paper towels. So messy. The cafeteria style sporks just don't work and feel really cheap to me. Can't invest in some real forks? When it was time to deliver the tacos, the waiter would announce the name and you claim your tacos from the tray. When our table got the tacos, we were all confused about who actually had the right tacos. Mine ended up having meat in it, but nobody at the table ordered meat. Apparently I did by accident. There was a spanish word in the description that I did not understand that apparently meant meat. It was a %#*^ show.
The waiter returned with two new tacos, the Dutch Dragon and George's Dirty Taco. I took one bite of the dutch dragon, and my mouth turned to complete fire. It had guac, portobellos, corn, tomatoes, salsa and of course pickled jalapeƱos. Again, probably my fault, but they really need a spicy warning. I scarfed down the dirty taco, which seemed spicy too, but maybe it was because my mouth was burning. That one had rice, beans, cheese, onions and "dirty sauce". I literally don't know what that means but it was a decent taco.
So, if you want absolute chaos and a night ending with sticky fingers and a burning mouth, come on down!
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