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- Good service. The hostess was friendly and seated me promptly. Though my friend hadn't arrived yet, there was no prob to get a table and wait at the the table. Throughout dinner our server was courteous and quick. We also had, who I think is a manager, check on us a couple of times, and made sure we were ok.
- Fresh guac - As Dave S. pointed out (and thank you for the rec on this place!) there's a guy that goes table to table and offers fresh guac. We sampled a bit and really liked it, so he served us a fresh bowl of it. It's creamy, fresh, and very good!
- Basket of tortilla chips and salsa - The tortilla chips are right out of the oven, and are warm & crispy to perfection. They serve them with a small bowl of salsa and a small plate of salad. It took a lot of self control to not inhale the whole thing!
The cons:
- Few vegetarian/vegal options - The menu only has about three things to select if you're vegetarian and/or vegan. Also my cheese enchillada was very bland and was brought out without any sauce on it, which was kind of odd. I've had cheese enchilladas at so many other Mexican restaurants and they always serve it with salsa verde or standard red salsa, in this case I had to ask for a side bowl of red salsa.
- Mariachi Band - Ok, they're not a total "negative" but it was a little distracting having them blast their music at our table right when my friend showed up. We hadn't seen each other in 2 years and were ready to catch up but all we could do was shout at each other b/c the band chose to perform right at our table. As soon as we answered their request of what type of song to play, and they played a good chearful piece, and after we tipped them, they left, then we could actually eat and talk without raising our voices. But the music was good and they were a nice group, so it's not all bad, just not great timing on their part.
Verdict:
I'd probably go back here if I was in the area, but not likely to go out of my way.
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