Viva Tequila — Restaurant in Virginia

There are not prices the menu and they will extort you for money. Bad food and bad people. If I could give it less than one star, I would. Price gouging at its worst. They gave us bottled water and charged us $5 per bottle, which we only saw later on the bill. Also the place seems like a front for something. There aren’t any prices on the menu, and the QR menu doesn’t have prices on the drinks. The margaritas cost $14 a piece and were terrible. The waitress gave us chips and salsa and used her hands to serve the chips into our bowl one of the times we got a refill. I’m not sure she had any training or had ever served before. The food was really subpar. I got fajitas and but the waitress didn’t give me tortillas at first, and was confused when asked for them. We had to keep asking for things like silverware, tortillas, chips (we barely got a handful at first). Definitely an...

Went for cinco de mayo at night. The place was pretty packed but I got fairly quick bar service. I never waited around with an empty beer which is always a plus. The music was loud and engaging, and the lights were well done. The servers were all very attractive latinas in club style clothing. Their job is to get customers wasted and dance with them and they do it admirably. Some speak English for those that don't speak spanish but either way almost all are willing to drink and dance regardless of language barriers. The one major flaw about this place is the customer base it attracts on weekends at night. A lot of trashy people show up (some gang members) and it really brings the place down. If they cleaned up the customer base it'll be a much better spot. Otherwise, go...

We ate here a couple of times while we were in town. The first day, we had the misfortune of being there during a soccer game and it took a long time to get our food plus a few customers got a bit rowdy due to the game. I had the chimichanga and it was good. The second time, they were empty so the service was better but my food was not. I ordered a baleada with steak and they put chicken. Also, they used the runny Mexican beans instead of the Honduran so it was a big mess to eat. If they are going to serve Honduran food, they should do it right. Honduran refried beans are thick like a paste and I have never heard of a baleada with chicken. I gave them four stars anyway because my family loved the...