The other reviews look like years ago, nothing recent. Maybe it changed hands. The restaurant was on the 2F with no lift so no good for wheelchairs. No servers in the bar area for 10 minutes when I arrived. Tacos could only be one meat or another, not mixed up. I had the three tacos but they could only be either all pork or all chicken or all beef, not one of each that I wanted, although they were all the same price. No cilantro or lettuce or onions or cheese or limes on tacos, so not really Mexican or American style. All meat and some sauce. I didn't try the other dishes like burritos or chimichangas. Quite tasty but sadly unauthentic. Beer was kind of flat. You get a few free chips and some kind of runny sauce to dip them in. Overall, a fair price for what you get, but probably just reflecting the American customers in the area and their salaries. Friendly staff but no English speakers. If you're going to try to sell the cuisine of another country then at least get it right. It's like selling Korean cuisine in Rome and just adding kimchi to the spaghetti on every dish. I wouldn't go back, but not the worst. If it was late, and I was drunk, and everywhere else was closed. Didn't see any vegetarian options.