This was featured on a show about the history of Las Vegas and the show presented it as the oldest Mexican restaurant in Nevada. We went there on a Tuesday night. Besides us there was only one table for quite some time. The other table had about 10 people and we were 3. The food tasted okay; it wasn't amazing, but it wasn't horrible. The service on the other hand was not okay. She was not very helpful with the menu and no options for palates that cannot "do" spice. Chips have spice on them and there is not a mild salsa, just house salsa. We had to flag her down for water and chips and we felt like we were an inconvenience. The waitress was nice, never rude, but definitely not attentive. Being off the strip I would have expected the prices to be a little cheaper but they weren't bad. Overall it was an okay place to eat but not somewhere I'd make sure and return to.