Majority of what leads me to giving this place 4 stars is because of the food, which was relatively not as good in comparison to, for example, its decor, location, and vibes, which were A plus. My cousins, my partner, and I sat outside and enjoyed some good music played by the DJ and even played jenga right afterwards at a table that they had equipped the game with, which was great.

In terms of food, it is slightly more expensive and sometimes the meat would be too dry, such as the carne asada tacos, which had very dry and hard beef, and the bistec alambre tacos, which relied on the queso to relieve the effects of the meat being too hard to chew. The birria tacos had dry meat as well, but of course, there was consommé to help. I ended up using the consommé for the other tacos we had ordered to help enhance the meat juiciness. The chicken tacos were great, though, along with the octopus tostadas. I also enjoyed the suadero (brisket) tacos and thought that it was a very innovative idea to add peanut-arbol chili salsa to them, and in my opinion, they worked very well.

We ordered drinks as well, and plus points to the fact that we could choose what to add on the glass for our drinks, which I happily chose tajin while my cousins chose salt. Either way, the drinks had a mixture of flavors and that was what made the drinks great.

Our server's name was Shaniqua and she was very courteous throughout the whole time in making our needs met, including helping us with changing our seat after our food was already out. We requested such because we sat too close to the DJ who started playing music after we had already been there and it was getting loud. Props to Shaniqua as well!

Afterwards, we ended up going to the Regal theatre to watch a movie, so it was a very nice transition walking from Azotea to Regal which was very close, so this establishment's location definitely adds points to its value.