Ahuevo Café — Restaurant in Tolleson

Fantastic, cozy restaurant! Food and presentation is awesome! Extremely courteous staff! **However: Alexa (server) started great, but when spouse commented about her coffee cream having a foreign "something" floating on the cream and asking another waitress for some silverware, Alexa's attitude changed significantly, as being "short" and stopped smiling. Another "however" was, the restaurant was offering "a free photograph". We accept, and there was like 8 images taken. When I inquired about the "free" photograph, I was told that they were $10.oo each. I ended up spending $20.00 for two. I would hope staff would tell you upfront the cost of the images. I felt bad declining, as the person taking the photographs was extremely friendly and he was simply doing what he was told. I ended paying extra for the pictures that were suppose to be free. Other than "Alexa" and the "hidden photography tactics" everything else was great. Just be warned about the pictures 😅😀😅 and keep from bringing up "concerns" with...

We tried Ahuevo which just opened recently, and overall it was a decent experience! The service was very good — everyone was friendly and attentive. The food itself was really good and flavorful, but there were a few things that could be improved. The drinks were all pretty watered down. We tried the cucumber drink, the horchata, an iced coffee, and a hot coffee — but none of them had much flavor. The horchata didn’t really taste like horchata, and the cucumber drink didn’t have that fresh cucumber taste either. Another thing was that the plates didn’t come out at the same time. When the Arrachera chilaquiles came out, they forgot the meat and had to cook it after, so we ended up waiting a bit. The food and drinks also felt a little overpriced for what they were, but since the place just opened, I think they’ll figure things out soon. I’d definitely give them another try once they make a few adjustments because the service and food quality were still very...

This place is so cute and aesthetically pleasing but keep in mind they just opened so there will be a wait time. Expect at least 20-30min wait time. Service is super quick though, withing 10mins of sitting down we had our food in front of us and everyone was super friendly. The food im not gonna lie was okay, chilaquiles lacked flavor both the red & green salsa. The scrambled eggs though? Outstanding! They were creamy and soft and melted in your mouth. My sister got the birria omelet and the birria needed salt, again its birria so expect the omelet to be wet. The drinks were one of the best part though I highly recommend callaita it's one of the best cocktails I've had in a while. Overall i think they are new so I will definitely be back to try other things in the menu and hopefully they work out all the kinks because i see this...