Surprisingly good! I say surprisingly good because I wasn't expecting decent Mexican food in LONDON! Being from San Diego and having lived in Mexico, I wouldn't say it's amazing or even close to what you'd get in Mexico, but it wasn't bad. We enjoyed the tacos we had. Now the drinks...the drinks were ON POINT. We came in during the perfect time: Happy Hour! Which I believe was from 3-8pm! They had BOGO deal for the cocktails which was the cherry on top. We each tried the Mexican Vice, B.A.N.A.N.A.S, and a Pina Colada. All made to perfection! Delicious! The first time someone came to our table to take our order, but the rest of the time we just went up to the bar and ordered our next round which worked out well for us. The interior decor and music they play is such a vibe. Suits the "Barrio" theme very well. The next time we're in London, we will definitely stop by! read more

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Horrible service. Ending up leaving after 20-25 minutes when they still didn't take our order. Only one waitress was serving, but she moved at a turtle pace and only paid attention to the back part of the restaurant. Really disappointed because I was looking forward to their veg platter. read more

Favorite bar in Soho! It's a hidden little tropical spot on a random back street (which I love). You'll walk into the restaurant and then go downstairs to the bar. Staff is so much fun. Great energy and the music was on point! Reminded me of my favorite local bar in Miami. Small but effective space, not many tourist and a mix of old school hip hop, reggae, regatón and Spanish music (but not salsa or bachata kind of Spanish, which was all that was missing!) Don't know the name of it, but there's a drink they light on fire that's cool to see and if your order group shots they make a lot of noise. Overall, we had a great time!! It got busy about 11 and then closed super early (1am) but I will defiantly be going back. :) read more

Nice place! Came here for some dancing with school friends on a Saturday night. It's located in the heart of SoHo so lots of cool bars and clubs around! The ground floor has a bar and regular table for more chilled conversations, and the bottom floor is where the action happens - loud music, bar, and a crowded dance floor! All you need for a fun night out :) It's not very big but still does the trick. read more

This place is just....WOW. I've probably walked by it a thousand times on Poland Street, just never noticing it was there. From the outside, it doesn't look like much. But the moment you step inside, you forget you're in Soho, and almost feel like you're on holiday somewhere tropical, amazing, and with an "amigo hour" EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. Granted, I'm cheap and only stuck to the "amigo hour" drinks, and got down 3 Hawaiian Coolers before said "amigo hour" was up - but let me tell you how delicous they are. They're pink. They're (I think) vodka based, and they're tasty. AND THEY'RE CHEAP. This is all you need to know. If you come here with your BFF, you will not be disappointed. Even if you come here with someone you don't even like that much you will enjoy yourself because HEY! It's freaking AMIGO HOUR and you've got two Hawaiin Coolers with your name on it. What could be better? (Well, the size of the toilets could be better. Seriously, who makes toilets so small that you have to climb behind the damn toilet to shut the door? For that, Barrio Central, I knock off a star. No one should have do drunk yoga in a toilet just to shut the door. This is dangerous, above anything else.) read more

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Horrible! Waiters heard an accent and stared adding items to the bill. They could do so much better!

This place is so cute! I was in London visiting and my friends took me out in Soho. I loved the ambiance of the place! The lighting, live music, and drinks were great! My friends and I came here on a Tuesday night so it wasn't too busy and easily grabbed a table in the lower level. The live band was great! read more

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DJ was mad lit. Played all types of old school music and mixed it with trendy hits, but in a reggae beat style. Met some cool people too! Drinks cost about 10 £ on average. I tried one called the Hood rat. A spicy drink. Bar tenders are so dramatic. loved it. Drinks were a little bit weak though. (too much darn ice) My brother had something with whiskey. We both had 2 drinks. The major negative feedback I have is the place is SOOOO packed. (last night was Friday). Phew ! It felt like 600 people were in a room that should have only held 200 or something. All the sweat and body fluids. :( At some point we left. Such a shame, since the DJ was killing it! (this is the downstairs part, BTW). There is an upstairs part too. Didn't really use that. read more

In a country where people ask "so when is cinco de Mayo, anyway?" a place like Barrio Central is a rare gem. They don't have margaritas on the menu, but let's just assume it's because they figure everyone already knows that margaritas are a given in an establishment such as this. Cause mine was savage... meaning muy muy bueno. Or perhaps they just want to highlight their other fabulous, meticulously made cocktails, some of which come in barrels. Sure they were short staffed and sure they were literally only offering three dishes off their menu, but even with those factors accounted for, I had an amazing mouth watering salad that involved mango, pomegranate, plantains, and jerk chicken. A little bit Latin, a little bit rock 'n roll. With a soundtrack that mixed 90s rap with soul favourites, this place is all win en mi libra. read more

Barrio central has amazing cocktails (check out the happy hour) and the bartenders definitely put in a show throwing liquor bottles around while they make delicious drinks. Perhaps the only problem is the bar area is too small for how busy it can get on Friday or Saturday nights since it's in the middle of Soho but it's the perfect place for an expertly mixed cocktail. Definitely recommend! read more

Booked this place for 20 colleges only based on fellow yelp reviews (in person) for this evening and came out really impressed with their taste ;b Very yummy food, all taste and no fluff, cheap beer (£2), really friendly service, and good music, although slightly too loud at 6:30 pm on a Thursday, but a minor problem overall... If I can get myself signed up for the members card and benefit from the 2 for 1's this might become my local... read more

Ah yes, a cocktail in a barrel! The wonders a container can do for its contents. I've never been to a Barrio before so I really didn't know what to expect checking out their new joint. I have to say I was impressed. Live music down stairs, a yummy looking menu and fantastic service. Oh and yes, they serve a drink in a barrel. So I order my drink and it really is wonderful, a little bit too icy but I am British and we want more booze than ice in our cups. But what kills a star for me is the price! £8 for a drink? You have got to be kidding me! In a way I feel that it's rude to charge this. It's not a private members club and yes this is a good drink, oh and it does come in a barrel but seriously!? So in summary... Cocktails = yes music = yes service = yes barrel = yes price = no no no They have a happy hour which I will totally go for but it's crazy that the rest of the time is stupid hours with this price tag! read more

Una palabra para Barrio Central: Att-it-ude! Honey you've got attitude. From the colorful walls, festive lights, to your catty drunk women that stumble through on a weeknight after work. I felt like I was at an office party...where you see all of your co-workers' true sides on the dance floor after a few cocktails. An older crowd but not necessarily a mature one at that--men that don't behave their age and women that would rather talk out of their asses than mouths. The downstairs' bar and dance floor were at max capacity and that max would accomodate about 20 people or less, comfortably. There were at least 45-50 in there. Hot, sweaty, cramp, and unbreathable. I witnessed three different shattering drinks-to-floor incidents. It's a shame because this place could potentially have more personality and entertainment but its quite too small for the amount of people they are hoarding down there. Three stars because I like the idea of this place...but it could improve on different levels! read more

I popped in here on a Tuesday night with a few friends for what was to be one or two drinks during the happy hour. Oopsies, look at the time. And...er...the number of drinks we've already consumed. We had delicious mojitos and a plate of kickass nachos. Oh damn, that's my idea of a fine Tuesday evening. Fun atmosphere, tasty food, nice service. And, definitely a London crowd. Easy-going,..good spot! read more

The second I walked into this bar it gave me the happies! Good mood on tap here, and that is five stars, right there. Could it be the brightly coloured funky décor, the retro touches here and there, or the plentiful seating to hang out with friends? I'm guessing it was the insanely hip and energetic band rocking the microphones that put me in such a good mood. They were bouncing out to dance with patrons and everyone was loving it. Upstairs the DJ was busting out classics like 'Gangster Paradise' and of course, some MJ gems. Loves it. Barrio Central has that young, fun and cool vibe that soooo many bars try to replicate and just come off looking pretentious. Soho has been waiting for this place to arrive. Order one of their uber-strong cocktails off the vinyl record menu and watch the hipster bartender put together your drink in such an elaborate fashion that you can tell they take their drinks seriously. Whether they will keep that attention to detail once they get super busy, only time will tell.. One drink and most of us were knocked on our ass, these are strong and I have a good tolerance for a cocktail. Despite being really busy, the waitress apologised for keeping us waiting and we knew it was because good cocktails take time. Unfortunately they were all out of food because it was Cinco de Mayo, but the jerk chicken salad looked amazing and the plates of my companions were all but licked clean. I really want to come back here, a lot, to eat, drink and dance. read more

Super busy (often a queue on Saturdays) and super narrow, Barrio Central has the makings of a silly and sweaty night right in the depths of Soho. I've had some incredible cocktails here, and highly recommend you try them. Downstairs is just as busy, but louder and more dancey! The only downside being that there is always a snake of people trying to get to the loos which are, annoyingly, downstairs at the back. read more

I like it. It's fresh, fun, and has an extensive range of cocktails, which I would definitely agree can be a value for a "soho" bar, but they're not totally on the value side either. I'd like to come in again for happy hour prices to get my night rolling instead of committing to a bartab of full-price crazy concoctions as you could certainly do some damage. It wasn't terribly packed upstairs which was nice, as I've been to Barrio North and to say it was unmanageable to get a drink or talk to people would be an understatement, so to see that they've got a downstairs bit for dancing/dj/band is a relief for those that want to sit and not be totally bombarded. They do the theme well, unlike some other "tiki-themed" upscale bars that made me want to stab my eyes out with bamboo shards. Worth a stop if you're around soho and want to try something different. read more

I've been to this place a few times - the most recent was on a night out with some old friends last Saturday. It's okay. Just okay, for me. The drinks are good, although they should be for what you pay for them. They do a happy hour fairly regularly, but unfortunately we had missed it. They also stock a massive variety of alcohol, so if your tipple of choice is a Cuban, 5 year old, oak matured rum, you bet your ass you'll find it here. The decor is fun, but what really lets this place down is how it's set out. Every time I've been there, it's so busy that you literally can't move. They should either have a lesser limit on the amount of people allowed in, or set up the floor area more effectively - we were stood for about 45 minutes because there was no table or seats available, and we couldn't move anywhere else for all the people. Paying over £10 for a single drink and then being forced to have it while face-to-face with some sweaty guy's armpit makes you want to frequent a place less. read more

Love this place! It has fast become one of my favourite bars in London. The decor has a really cool retro Latin vibe and it has some fun touches, like the mini garden at the back and the retro desks with draws for tables. Drink prices aren't too bad for central London but, if you sign up for a 'friends of barrio card' you get good deals and discounts. The cocktail list is extensive and unique. I usually get the Pina Tequila which tastes amazing and is pretty strong. So far I've been here a few times, afternoon drinks to watch the world cup, birthdays, including my own, and for New Years Eve and every time the atmosphere has been great. Cool music and smiles all round, which is a bit of a rarity in London. Only downside is it's a bit on the small side, but that's not such a bad thing. read more

Went hear last night for a few work drinks and though I loved the cocktails and the decor etc the customer service REALLY let it down. The bar staff had some serious attitude. We booked a table in advance and negotiated a half price on certain cocktails for an hour. So after our first round I went up to the bar to order our special deal cocktails. The bar staff then had to drag the manager back to discuss this and kept insisting we were wrong. Then forced me to open another tab even though our table already had a tab open and after about 15mins of discussing whether or not we could have a discount they then reminded me that I only had 20mins before the offer ended. The table service was not much better with the waitress insisting on a tab being opened because it would make HER life easier. Yeah, the cocktails are well made but really, for almost £10 a cocktail, they should toss in some good customer service into the mix. read more

I was first introduced to this place by the lovely Cate Sevilla, who always knows how to pick a good bar with lots of atmosphere. Perfect for rowdy crowds and groups, make sure you book a table. They go incredibly quickly and people tend to camp out all night. It gets busy practically every night here, both up and downstairs, so prepare for a wait. It's all worth it though, so just plan ahead a little and take advantage of the epic amigo hour, which slashes cocktails to just £3.50 between 4 and 7pm, every day of the week. read more

I nice little place to have drinks with your friends and listen to music with a Latin flare. It was a little empty when I went, not much dancing going on, but the drinks were good (and not too pricey) and the staff was nice. The upstairs is more of an eating area while the downstairs hosts the bar and lounge. I recommend it if you're looking for a place to chill with friends, and not to party. read more

Seriously fun looking bar. Difficult to find a seat for walk ins as most tables get reserved and drinks are a bit pricey, considering they're nothing too special. But it had a good atmosphere and pretty good service! Would definitely give it another try. read more

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Went there for a friend's birthday. Some real good music, DJ was on point, much better than the music you will hear in most bars/clubs around mainstream central London. Cocktails naturally expensive, but of real good quality. The Ol' Dirty Bastard was a personal favourite. read more

I went to Barrio Central for my friend's hen party on Saturday and I have to say that this bar is the best service I have ever expereinced. I called in mid May to make a reservation and the people I spoke with on the phone were really helpful. A week before the event I got an email asking if I wanted to prebook any drinks, which I duly did. Once we all got to the bar we were looked after for the duration of our stay. Our waitress went above and beyond to assist us and we were surpirised about how reasonably priced all the drinks were. When we were struggling to find a drink that we could all share, our waitress suggested to buy a bottle of rum. As there were 10 of us, this made sense and made our night so much better. The music is also extremely good and we were all dancing around our tables whilst hitting our bottle of rum. I will most certainly be going back as Barrio Central is a wicked venue and bundles of fun. :) read more

Popped in for a quick drink, the staff are friendly and it being a Bank Holiday Monday, it wasn't packed. I've been past on a Friday evening before and it can be rammed. The drinks were good, very tasty and strong enough that you knew you'd had a good slug of alcohol. Next time we'll grab a bite to eat, but being a couple of doors down from Bodeans, unless it's absolutely outstanding, it's going to have some competition for our number one choice. read more

Came for a friends birthday. Arrived at the door at 9pm to be greeted by... dum dum daaaaaa A QUEUE! I understand now why it was one in one out, the place was absolutely packed and there isn't really any space to move. We managed to snag the gazebo at the back of the ground floor which made the night a lot better. The cocktails are nice and the servers are nice. They played late 90's early 2000 club hits. It was ok overall... read more

I was taken here on my birthday and had never heard of the place before so was pleasantly surprised when i'd made this discovery! The place has a fun, cool tiki-style interior which gives you all the more reason to forget you're in central London and imagine you're livin' it up in a bar in latin america. Whilst I've never eaten there, the cocktails are what keep me coming back- whether you're looking for something sweet and fruity, or a tipple that will blow your head off, they've got it covered. Or... just ask one of the lively bar staff to make something special and they'll rustle you up something exciting. Barrio is famous for it's 'No-brainer' cocktail which is served in a Lucha Libre wrestling mask with a burning flame. It looks impressive and tastes wicked- I'd recommend sharing one between two if you're planning on taking it steady! Also look out for their happy hours between 3-8 during the week and 3-7 at the weekend offering cocktails for £4.50. BARGAIN! The perfect place to dance, relax and enjoy some fiiine alcohol in a cool surrounding! read more

There are some good features about this bar: the downstairs decorations are fun and the "Amigo Hour" drinks are well priced for Central London (2.50 for a beer and 4 for a cocktail). I, however, did not particularly enjoy my night at this bar. Perhaps it was the bouncer who asked to see my Colombian friend's purse for drugs (and then proceeded to apologize by saying that at least he was not joking about "something serious" like bombs.). Or, perhaps it was the fact that the most "latin" song the entire night was a Coldplay song with a latin beat. Barrio Central -- or the DJ it hires to work Saturday nights -- needs to realize that people don't go to a bar named "Barrio Central" to listen to Aretha Franklin's RESPECT. I would consider returning for "Amigo Hour," but not for a "night out." read more

Soho's new(ish) Latin cantina and cocktail lounge is waaay better than I had assumed it would be. Sister bar to Barrio North on Essex Road, Barrio Central serves massive portions of rather yummy dishes as well as top notch cocktails. I was actually quite impressed with a few dishes as well as the cocktails I've sampled. The veggie Barrio Nachos (freshly fried with home made Pico de Gallo, salsa verde, sour cream, guacamole and Monterey jack cheese) more than works as a starter. And I really like the calamari with aioli especially the slightly spicy aioli. In particular, the incredibly filling and right tasty, Barrio Sandwich (slow roasted pulled pork on ciabatta with Monterrey Jack cheese, chorizo and rocket) was a mega-sarnie that I'd be glad to chow down on again I reckon it's pretty good value too at seven quid. The Tommy's margarita is spot on and the Mai Tai is more than commendable. Barrio Central is casual and colourful and a great place to keep in mind for a fun night out in Soho. read more

Delicious cocktails, super friendly staff who takes time advising you on what you should take - and owner has absolutely fantastic music taste. Also nice enough to play my boring requests. Thanks for dealing so nicely with us stupid drunken tourists, this was honestly the highlight of my trip in London! Will definitely come back next time! read more

This place is awesome!! The food, drinks, staff & crowd are absolutely the best! When in London a MUST!

Appalling. The staff here are rude, serve people who've just walked up to the bar when you've been waiting 15mins AND they have an attitude problem. I ordered some drinks and the barman - when he eventually served me - used dirty glasses, when I pointed it out he ignored me and carried on. When I insisted on a clean glass he got the hump and refused to serve me!! This place is trying too hard with it's tatty, cheap decor - they can't even mix cocktails and they are plain rude. What happened to decent service? Perhaps I just got a bad barman on a bad night, but the place sucks so I won't be going back. (Am giving it one star as it won't let me give none!!!!!) read more

Worst place in london ,terrible hospitality,was seated by the staff ,order was taken and then was asked to leave because the staff made a mistake and seated me on a reserved table ,so they asked me to leave ,Need I say more read more

First time I've been here and actually managed to get a seat. Very nice venue, with lots of cool things suspended from the ceiling to keep you entertained (that's if you're not already entertained by the barman's "flaming" skills! - very flamboyant display of cocktail making). This bar unfortunately really does get packed out - but the atmosphere is really good that you don't notice it. read more

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i think soho was crying out for a place like this. aside from the members-only clubs & hotel bars, i find most soho venues to be somewhere between a sniff and a snort squalid. *finally* a go-to bar in proper soho where i can take people that's that's sleek and fun, but doesn't require a members pass or charge 12 pounds a cockails. hurray! the decor is fab - a kaleidascope of colours and vines and whimsy. this is what i always imagined mahiki would be before i sadly discovered they wholly missed the mark; an amusing tacky tikki paradise. as tisha mentioned, the cocktails were ridiculoulsy strong. like, they- should-have-been-half-their-size-and-served-in-a-shot-glass strong. we actually had to ask if our mai tai was really a mai tai - it looked and tasted like a sidecar served straight up! (no, not made with whiskey, we were informed, just dark rum - i'll say!!) the fruity caipirinhas seemed like a good idea... fresh fruit muddled with lime in the bottom of your cup... i tasted a fresh watermelon and the passion fruit... but again, quite strong (the bartender laughed a bit and i'm pretty sure ignored me when i requested 'not too strong' - they clearly are dedicated to serving 'real drinks for real men') but we found our salvation in the margaritas, which were much more our speed. food was *delish.* a real mix of all the various specialities found south of north america... mexican tacos, carribean jerk chicken, etc... SO well spiced and fresh and, well, just *quality* the staff was nice and uber-hipster-cool. all around, a great new addition to the soho scene. read more

My new favourite spot in Soho. Which is saying something - the competition for this coveted spot is fierce. And I'm fussy. But this quirky tapas joint/bar/music venue/just a cool place to hang out in, has won me over. First off the food - a great selection of tapas which were relatively cheap and seriously tasty. And very, very necessary given the temptation that lay inside the drinks menu. And what a drinks menu it is! It's made to look like a single cover - rembember those? Those things they used to use to play music?! Well there's a couple of them stuck in the back and front of the menu for good measure. My menu had one by Chic and one by Young MC. So very cool.... Oh, and before I go all style over substance the contents of this menu are very fine indeed. Split into regions - Latin America, North America, Africa are all represented by a fine selection of cocktails, wines and beers. And you can catch yourself a Barrio flight in each region. Each flight consists of 4 cocktails from the region - fasten your seat belt and put your seat in the upright position - you have been warned! I wish all flights could be as enjoyable as this.... And the general ambiance, vibe and feel of the place is really worth checking out. Good service, great food and drink cool decor, oh and a band were playing downstairs when I visited - just in case you needed any further persuasion.... Looking forward to my next flight already! read more

Barrio has great happy hour deals, affordable with great tasting cocktails! The music was great and there is a very cool atmosphere. To top it all off staff are friendly and go out of their way to be helpful! read more

Barrio Central ("BC") is good for a chill night with friends but more for getting your drink on and not so much if you wanna bust a move. + Amigo Hour from 3-8pm (3-7pm on Fridays & Saturdays) with £4.50 cocktails + High bartender to bar space ratio = quick drink service + Table service for no extra charge + Reserve a place in advance for no charge and get queue-jumping privileges + Staff are very friendly and helpful - Little floor space in the "club" for dancing - Toilets are tiny and dirty - No mobile phone signal in most of the place Drinks brought to me = Awesome A plus point was the availability of table service even though the bar was just beyond our area. I personally hate queuing for a drink as it takes away from time with my friends (which is damn precious) and then you are faced with that slight problem of how to carry everything back through the crowd. Luckily, the lovely waitresses at BC take care of all of that for you. If you start a tab, they'll give you a little square card with your table number that you can use to order your drinks rather than shouting out a name and risking others using it (it's happened before!). Minor problem is that the card is pretty damn small which means you gotta be careful or you'll lose it. Drink Deck Suitability Slight issue at the start as the wait staff was not familiar with Drink Deck and had to seek out a manager to get approval. We also had a bit of confusion as we were initially told that the discount would be applied to all the drinks for the night. When I went to pay at the end, I learned that BC actually intended it to be for only one round but the manager graciously agreed to apply the 30% discount to the full bill. (Note: Drinks ordered during their Amigo Hours won't qualify for the Drink Deck discount - this is noted in the Drink Deck terms as it says "not to be combined with other offers") We had reserved the "Porch" which was at the back of the street level and fully in character with park benches, Astroturf, and a skylight ceiling which let us enjoy the sunshine to the very end. It may be a squeeze to fit the 20 people advertised, but the 15 of us managed without a problem. The Grub, the Booze, and the Other Stuff Food is served all night provided you've snared yourself a table. It's fairly standard Spanish/Mexican fare with the chorizo and quesadillas being the most favoured in our group. The seafood smelled a tad dodgy but not sure if that's because there was anything wrong with it or it just wasn't our thing. As one mate of mine put it, "it smells like cat food". Take what you will from that, but I won't be ordering it any time soon. Ah the drinks. Happy Hour drinks seemed to be a little light on the booze but were very tasty. We also made our way through a selection of the main menu as the night wore on. Overall, the drinks are well conceived and tasty but the alcoholic content seemed to differ depending on which bartender you had. Those that really stood out for me were the Barrio Zombie, the Bahama Mama, and the Yummi Gummi. The biggest let down, drinkswise, was the American Pie (much like movies 2-7 of the never ending series). The Barrio Zombie is the signature drink. Those familiar with Zombies, flaming or otherwise, know it's a potent beverage consisting of variety of rums and little else. It is served in a luchador head mug (think Nacho Libre's mask) and is big enough to give even the most die-hard American college frat boy a good buzz. At £20, it's the most expensive drink on the menu by far, but just being able to walk around and sip out of a head makes it good value. The Bahama Mama is BC's take on a Piña Colada with dark rum, coconut rum, a bit of coffee liqueur, and finished off with citrus. Served with a pineapple garnish, the sweetness of the rum and slight bite of the coffee liqueur make this a truly tasty libation. I also got hints of caramelized pineapple which were absolutely brilliant and to top it off, this drink is served in a barrel! Yep, definitely my favourite of the night. The Yummi Gummi is a sweet rum, pear, and lychee mix but the real draw are the handful of gummy bears used to garnish the drink. Why don't more bars use gummy bears as garnish? I had high hopes for the American Pie but it let me down. First off, it was served in a mason jar not a metal cup as all good Juleps should be. Second, it had a small tree worth of mint plunked on top with made it taste less like whiskey and more like Colgate Total. Finally, there was so little actual alcohol and I think it actually rehydrated me and killed the buzz more than anything else. Epic fail here, BC, but your other drinks make up for it. Overall, I liked BC and will keep in mind for a Soho haunt. I'd say it's more a place to start the night and get warmed up before going out dancing but for a Thursday night (with the specter of work the next day) it was a perfect choice. read more

Happy hour selection here is pretty decent and the food selection is good for snacks to share between people. They had live music there on a Tuesday that I went. It was a Brazilian group performing. It was really high energy and they got the whole place dancing and jumping. What is stopping me from giving this place 5 stars was my sadness when they said they didn't have any fish tacos the day I went due to a new chef. That only means I will be back in the future. read more