Parking may be tight in this historic neighborhood, but charm is large. We happened to find a spot close to a beautiful vintage Chevrolet truck, which may be the restaurant mascot.
When we entered the restaurant, this man, who was big on presence, strode toward us and showed us to a booth. He told us who our server would be and ensured our comfort.
A server arrived and took our drink orders. We also requested an appetizer, the black bean hummus. We could have it with a kick or not. Of course, I chose the kick. OMG! This was the best hummus that I have had. It was served on a bed of shredded lettuce and chopped tomato, that added to the goodness of this dish. The pita bread served as a delectable anchor.
Because we had ordered an appetizer, I chose a lighter meal for my entree. I requested a chef salad sans meat with blue cheese dressing. Fresh and loaded with vegetables, it was. My husband got the crawfish burrito and enjoyed it as well.
Wanna come back here. What a charming spot.