Came here for a late lunch and it was pretty empty. The decoration is eclectic. The entrance is a bit obscure: you have to walk down a small alley to a wooden door. The interior is actually pretty spacious and it looks like they might have patio dining on nice days. They have a dia de los muertos theme, culmanating in a large dia de los muerto displace above the restaurant.
I ordered the fish tacos and my friend ordered the pork shoulder. The fish tacos were good, but it didn't stand out as being particularly memorable. They were really generous with the pork shoulder serving. It was enough for a meal and then some, or for a very hungry person. The pork was fork-tender, but the sauce wasn't as flavorful as we had hoped...My friend also ordered a blood-orange margarita. It was a bit on the sweeter side, and didn't feel very strong at all.
The servers were pretty friendly. My friend wanted an extra tortilla for the pork shoulder (it came with 3 tortillas, which was definitely not enough for the large amounts of pork shoulder it came with). My friend only wanted ONE tortilla -- there was only enough pork shoulder to fill one tortilla, and he didn't want to waste if they brought out the standard 3 tortillas. The server completely understood and brought out a single tortilla.