Comfortable atmosphere, seems authentic as the abuelitas and tias were cooking in the back. Started off with the house tortilla chips ( stale) and salsa, followed by the chicken soup which was just ok. Ordered the carnitas, chicken fajitas, and michelada. Carnitas were in a tomato based sauce, which was different from the usual fare ( fried and pulled) ...chicken fajitas were a little bland...michelada was good and on par to comparable restaurants. Overall would recommend if you had no other Mexican restaurant to go to and were in the area...otherwise, you probably won't be missing out if you went elsewhere