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| - Much of what has already been written is very true. This is a tequila shop with Mexican food. Yes, you can taste a wide variety of tequila in an antique setting (Grand Pacific Junction - Olmsted Falls).
AMBIANCE: The best feature of this place is the building, but it's also a limiting factor. You can get the feeling you're back in the late 1800's while here, but it's small seating area is not an asset. Do not go on a Friday or Saturday and expect relaxation or comfort, but on a lazy mid-week, you will find quaint ambiance. Visually it's an appealing experience too - antique hardwood floors and decroative tequila display behind the bar are pleasing as are TV's with sports shows.
ACCESSIBILITIY: This is an old building among other old buildings so parking - is limited to 3 spots. The main entrance is in the rear and you can walk a short distance from from an alley, or you can park in a strip mall parking lot - across a busy street and enter. There is a Front door - but it is often closed - which is confusing.
FOOD: It's Mexican food, and overpriced - probably to support the artistic display showcasing the tequila behind the bar. It's average and not worth a trip on it's own. Maya (see my other review) is more reasonably priced and better quality - just down the street.
DRINK: It's already been said - they specialize in Tequila. Yes, it's a varied selection. mostly $6.00/shot. OK.
KID FRIENDLY: NO. This is s a TEQUILA BAR - NOT Applebees. Should kids drink Tequila or know the difference between reposado and anejo? NO. No kids menus... Take your kids to Taco Bell or Friday's. This is NOT kid friendly, and should be 21/over.
WAIT STAFF: The waitresses are welcoming and prompt, although a little quiet.
SERVICE: There is no host station and no reservations. This makes it a challenge to enjoy an evening on a Saturday night - unless you enjoy over-crowding and wait-times. (makes me wonder if the mgt is experienced restaurantours or just Agave-heads with more attitude than business sense.
OVERALL: Thumbs DOWN. There's just too many other BETTER options in the area to recommend this place. I'm not impressed with the management - or their vision they rolled out. Good in theory but in practice they are out of place - I think this crew has visions of E.4 street or W.6th hip with without the budget to rent there. Olmsted needs less attitude and more laid-back. See Tony K's, Moose Head, Maya, Fat Little Buddies, Oriole Cafe, Zach's, Upper Deck to name just a few alternatives in 1mile.
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