Okay I ate here tonight. The food wasn't bad, if you don't mind non-authentic mexican food. At my dad's house I ate homemade mexican food. I loved it, so not much is authentic to me unless I am in the kitchen at his house... But I will be fair.\r
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The chips were warm but seemed store bought. The ""salsa"" (I can't believe they call it that) was spicy, but not good. It tasted and looked like tomato sauce (from the can) with a bit of hot paprika. Ugh!!!\r
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It took a while for the waitress to take our order. The food didn't take forever, but the kids items (quesadilla) were cold, probably from being done first.\r
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I ordered the meal where you can choose three different items. I had the bean tostada, bean burrito and I asked for a chicken flauta instead of the other items available. Although the burrito and tostada were very ordinary, they weren't bad. Tasted okay, about on par with TacoBell but bigger portions. The flauta was actually good, tasty and crispy. I also had rice/beans. The rice was the thing I liked best about the meal. Keep in mind, NOT AUTHENTIC, but spicy enough and had the most taste of all the food.\r
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When we were almost done eating we handed the girl a credit card. She didn't come back for 10+ minutes. When she did, she was refilling waters for the first time (finally, but a little late). We asked if we could get our card, since she hadn't said anything. She says, ""oh, I thought you might order dessert, I'll go run your card."" So we sat there longer while she ran our card. \r
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*shrug*... about sums it up for me...
Cons: service, taste
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