Service was poor. After 5 of us sat at a table around 2:30 PM on a Sunday, 3 staff people who were 20 feet away, in direct line of sight, went about their business for 10 minutes or more, like we were invisible. At that time, they had 1 person at another table and 1 couple that showed up during the 10 minutes. Still, no one greeted us, offered drinks, or even looked in our direction. Finally, I had to get up, walk to the counter to ask if they offered table service. A girl claimed that they did (could have fooled us!), came over a few minutes later, took one appetizer order, turned and walked away without offering beverages. We had to call her back! After one person ordered a bottle of water, the waitress then just stood there in silence for a long time until a 15 yr old in our group broke the awkward silence by asking, “Well, what other drinks do you have?” Despite the high prices in this very unimpressive store-front Mexican restaurant, not even a small handful of taco chips were put out with salsa to welcome a customer. But the strangest thing was that meal portions were extremely out of balance/out of proportion to each other. For essentially the same price per person, an order of 4 tacos was stingy, undersized and surprising small— more like an appetizer for two. But an order of Nachos was gigantic!!…too much for 3 people. It looked like an appetizer for 8 people, but in any case was 4-5 times the size of a Taco order. This might sound like a deal for the Nachos diner, but if so, it shortchanges everyone else. When each diner is paying around the same price per entree, the portions should be equivalent so that everyone is comfortable. At Fokelore, this concept is beyond their comprehension. That said, no side dishes, embellishments or garnish accompanied anything, and the food was ordinary at best. Five people paid $120 for what? I would never go near Fokelore again. Two stars is probably tooooo much!