As you enter the restaurant a sign demands you enjoy the "award winning" patio. Do as the sign says! We were lead through the dinning area to a beautiful courtyard with lush trees and warm lighting. Most tables were full but they are arranged in such a way that you can still enjoy a private conversation. It reminded me of a Mexican version of Disney's Blue Bayou. It was so enjoyable I did not mind at all paying the almost crazy prices for our meal and would return again. I enjoyed good beans, excellent rice, passable chicken mole and a very well made drink.