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| - My husband and I went here after a delightful afternoon at the Phoenix Art Museum (it's about 3 miles from there). We had yelped a place close to the museum, and this one popped up, and we are glad it did. What a wonderful find. And the previous yelp reviews helped in ordering: chipotle cheddar mashed potatoes, jalapeno creamed corn, the cornbread, and the raspberry mojito (of which they had many choices to pick from) . All were as yelpers described ---- superb! An extra bonus was to get to this place during the happy hour (3-6) because the drinks and appetizers were less expensive, so that convinced us to try the Empanadas for the appetizer - yum! (but other people were raving about the chiles rellenos, as well!) Our congenial and helpful waitress Susie suggested pernil asado (pulled pork with a special sauce), and we were so glad she did because it was the hit of the evening for us. She had also suggested the Ribs, which we probably should have ordered, too, instead of the tillapia ---- the fish was good, but just not as wow as the other food on our plates. She suggested to have dessert, but we are sorry we were just too full to take her up on the suggestion --- and there were desserts on the happy hour list, as well! The outdoor seating capped the whole wonderful experience. One added thing ---- you really have to search for the sign for this place because it doesn't front on the busy street --- but it's like Oz once you leave the drab parking lot (Dorothy's home) and enter through the gates of Fuego Bistro. Enjoy!
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