First of all, amazing concept to renovate an old church and turn it into a restaurant. Stained glass windows adorn the place and pews converted into booths. Definitely a cool ambiance. The place has a good happy hour along with weekend brunch and breakfast burritos/tacos. Good selection of tequilas as well. The food was delicious and portions were very well sized for the price. I got three different tacos and each one was an explosion of flavor from the pork adobada, guild chicken, and Peking duck. Breakfast burrito is massive too. And of course, complimentary chips and salsa. The salsa is very flavorful and rich. Not watery or boring like most Mexican places. Service was a bit slow to start with a waiter coming over but they were a bit busy for Sunday brunch time. No wait to get seated and food came out pretty quickly. They totally missed an opportunity to put their drink and tequila lost menu in a bible though.