If there's one thing I like, it's an empanada so when I heard about this place I immediately put it on my shortlist of places to check out.
My boyfriend and I went on a Saturday night. It was about 9pm and there was no one there. We walked in and the guy working the counter asked us if we'd been in before. We said no and expected to get a run down of their offerings. We did not get any information whatsoever. In fact, he just walked away from us at that point. Okay, weird. So we decided which empanadas we wanted to try and each ordered two.
They came out all 4 in one basket. Considering they also gave us forks and knifes I would think we'd get plates or something. Nope. So I asked for a second basket. I should note their "baskets" are weird. They are metal and do not have flat bottom so cutting your empanada is really awkward.
I got the paella chicken and the bulgogi beef. Both were pretty good but neither one really blew me away. I thought the dough could have been a little crispier and the fillings a little more flavorful. If I'd never had empanadas before I would have thought they were great but considering I've had better, even here in Phoenix, I can't say they were anything to write home about.
So not bad in a pinch but I wouldn't go out of my way to go back.