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| - I came here this past Saturday with a group of friends for dinner, the restaurant itself is very small so look out for the bright blue restaurant front or you might miss it. The restaurant only has a few tables, but is decorated very tastefully with trendy string lights and cool looking chandeliers. The service was fast and friendly; we even received a complimentary dessert when the server found out my birthday was the week prior. However, beware because our server was the master of upselling. He made convincing arguments to try to get us to buy the extra side of guacamole, to order the entire pitcher of sangria vs. a single cocktail, and to buy more appetizers. We resisted the urge to spend more money so just beware. Overall my feelings on this place were meh. Food was fair, but like I always say Las Vegas has so many other spectacular restaurants in town to try and dine at. I don't see myself coming here again.
As for the food/drinks we ordered:
-Sangria ($8) - refreshing, but they put a lot of cinnamon in the drink to the point where it was overpowering
-Traditional Margarita (about $9) - just your standard margarita, nothing amazing, nothing terrible
-Watermelon Margarita (about $9) - best drink of the night, with decent sized watermelon chunks you can eat too
-Stuffed Bacon Wrapped Jalapenos ($12) - probably my favorite part! It is covered in a bourbon sauce though so if you don't like bourbon you might not like this
-Enchiladas De Mole ($16) - mole was a little bland and the chicken was a little dry
-Tamal De Pollo ($14) - my friend had this and he said he enjoyed it
-Street Tacos ($15 for 3 tacos) - my other friends got the tacos and they said the stand out was the Carne Asada tacos, but said the tacos were on the smaller side
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