For me, this place is a hidden gem. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because of the volume of the music. As a Mexican, I understand it, but after a while, you want to hear what your friends are telling you the first time; one level less to the volume would be perfect.
The place is small, but has a lot of natural light, is clean, and smells good (that smell of homemade food, but not greasy/fried food). The staff is friendly and helpful; its menu is wide and varied (several vegetarian options), and its homemade sauces (green and red) chef kisses,
I enjoyed "Flautas de papa" (served with rice, beans, salad, and avocado). My friend ordered, "Alambre de camarón" (filled with bell peppers, onion, bacon, mushrooms, cheese, and homemade tortillas).
If you are craving legit Mexican food and are nearby, this is the...
Read moreThe micheladas are delicious! 5 stars!
It might look like a hole in the wall, but the food is amazing.
The restaurant is small so you can pretty much sit anywhere available. The server will bring you the menu.
If you’re with a group, try the shrimp platter because it comes with cucumbers and shrimps.
They have karaoke on the weekends so it’s pretty loud and fun. As a mom, I try to come early in the day to avoid the super loud music because I can’t hear myself talk, but if you want to drink and enjoy music, this is the place for you.
High chairs are available and parking is on the back.
The bathrooms are vandalized. It’s not a 5 star bathroom. LOL
The restaurant is small but the food...
Read moreVery fresh. Delicious. Many seafood dishes. 100% authentic. Even the rice and beans are a step above the usual fare offered up and down S First Street. The salsa, freshly made along with crispy perfect tortillas chips, delicious. The Cóctel de Camarónes was worthy of the best places in Mexico, and at only $14 it is a steal!!. I take away one star only because this place needs a serious makeover even in the outside dining area. But go for the food, your will...
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