Well, some pill-head boozer old bat decided to waddle over to our booth, lean over us looking like some cartoon villain, and inquire what we were eating. We told her to get lost and she proceeded to exit, hug a staff member, and then return to her booth.
The lukewarm food that was served to us was bland and way overpriced. It would have been nice to have a hot meal both in temperature and spice but I guess this crowd can't handle heat. Queso seemed to have red pepper devoid of any spice but the salvation of the meal was the rajas con crema. Vegetarian enchiladas were pointless. We specifically came for the huitlacoche appetizer which was on the website but no longer on the menu, presumably due to its causing fright in the average patron. The only way this can be anyone's favorite Mexican eatery is the fact that that person has never eaten real Mexican food, and has the palate of a 90 year old frail creature, scared their ass will erupt if they consume the slightest spice.