The place is nice inside and it's open air, which is good, and the servers were friendly. Nothing else was particularly good.
My friend and I paid $7 to share a small amount of chips and guacamole, neither of which were restaurant quality. They came after we got our main dishes.
I had the burrito mexicano with some dry and tough meat inside. The rice was a little hard and dry as well. But at least it had some real spice to it. The flavour of the sauces was good, but it couldn't fix the problem with the meat and the rice.
It's a little disappointing, because the menu selection (I like the choices of meats for the tacos and burritos) and the decor were good. If this is authentic Mexican food, then please give me the fake stuff from California.