Not what we were expecting. It's a small place with a loud upscale bar environment. Overall an odd combination to be very into the gourmet food scene yet the restaurant looks like a bar. When we first walked in we just stood there awkwardly until the bartender noticed and called a waitress over to seat us. The drinks are reasonably priced, I got a margarita for $8. There are lots of tacos to choose from. I went with fish tacos and my husband got fried chicken, pork, and the special of the week, oyster tacos. Man these tacos are small. Our waitress said they are legit Mexican street taco size and I haven't ordered any street tacos from Mexico before, but I have ordered from legit Mexican restaurants in the valley and never seen such a small taco. And most tacos are $5 each and if you're hungry you'll want 3-4 so this is not a cheap taco meal.
Anyways the size isn't that important, the tacos were just okay. I enjoyed my fish taco, but I've had better. It didn't have a lot of flavor or spices. You can tell all the tacos are very freshly made and high quality but if the flavors isn't there, that doesn't matter. My husband was not impressed with any of his 3 tacos. His favorite was the crunchy pork, he said the other two were just overly spicy.
Not a good place for a date night because it was loud and all of the tables are high tops.