My wife & I enjoy going here for Happy Hour. The bartenders and staff in the bar are great and the margaritas are not for the faint of heart. Great atmosphere. read more

At one time, this place was a nice elegant Mexican restaurant with a great atmosphere. In the last few months, the place is going downhill. It started with their menu changing and removal of some great dishes. The last straw was the removal of wait staff during lunch on the weekends. If I wanted to go up and order Mexican food at the counter, then I would go to Taco Cabana. We order appetizers and entrees. Both of them we delivered at the same time. Sorry, but management decisions are causing the downfall of this restaurant. I will not be going back or recommending this place. read more

I've been in a few times and keep hoping, but all you have to do is read through a few of the review to know this is a hit or miss place. I've had good meals here, and I've had almost great meals here, but those meals were earlier on in the El Monumento project and prior to their menu change. Whether you get a good meal or a bad one you are going to pay up. It's expensive, really expensive for Tex-Mex if you ask me. I guess they are charging you for the view and atmosphere which is extremely lovely if you are a tourist and don't eat a lot of Tex-Mex you will no doubt be delighted by the place. If you live here like I do, and don't feel like paying $50 for a drink, a plate of nachos and three enchiladas,$60 if you opt for the $9 bucks for table side guacamole (I don't really get the whole making my guac at the table thing anyway, but okay) Lately, it's been way more miss than hit. And what's worse is The Monument Cafe (the reason I had high hopes for this place) seems to be going down hill as well. Perhaps, their resources or the brains behind the operation got spread too thin. If it's broke don't fix it, and perhaps if it's working don't expand into a completely different genre of food service. For now, leave this place to the tourist, and hope they get their act together or stop in for a drink and leave it at that. read more

First let me say, I was here in April with my daughter and it was wonderful! Great service, great food, great drinks, even good coffee, which is rarer than it should be in restaurants. Tonight my husband and I were so excited to come back for date night after our move to Georgetown a couple of weeks ago. And now we are wondering what the heck happened here in just a few months. 1) Out of grapefruit juice for Palomas...okay, I will have a Prosecco. It comes in a giant wine glass almost full to the brim...that is a lot of Prosecco! Husband's Moscow Mule was in glass, not copper...meh, not terrible, but not great. Note to bartender: Prosecco in a champagne flute, Moscow Mule in a copper mug. Just do it. 2) The chip basket comes to the table literally filled with the crushed crumbs from the bottom of whatever container they store them in, with 5 whole intact chips perched on the top. We started laughing. 3) The recommended Queso comes to the table. It was okay, melted cheese in an iron skillet. The guacamole was as fantastic as I remembered it, and had some actual whole chips with it. 4) We just get our apps and here come our entrees, seriously 5 minutes later. We look at each other and almost start laughing again. While we are trying find room on the table, our Queso congeals into a solid unworkable mass in the skillet. 5) No verde to speak of on the chicken enchiladas verde. The shrimp smelled distinctly fishy, which was not the case earlier in the spring. 6) We hear one of the employees yelling across the room from the open kitchen: "I NEED A RUNNER! GET OVER HERE NOW!" We don't dare look at each other. Service was okay, but seemed weirdly disconnected and directionless, as if there was no manager at the front and no one had really been trained in dinner service. 7) Dessert of strawberry rhubarb empanada with frozen custard was good. Coffee was good. Too bad, really. It IS a beautiful place, inside and out, but I cannot recommend it. read more

My daughter and I have been coming here since you opened. Each time, we come in about every 4 months, things have slowly gone down hill. My husband has refused to step foot into your restaurant, so occasionally, my daughter and I will try again, always assuming, this visit will be different. It ALMOST was. We came in on Tuesday of this week, just after 4pm, so we knew, it would not be busy. A good move on our part. Got to our booth on the river side, proceeded to slide in, I was wearing a dress and immediately felt the sticky sticky residue of a spilled drink. Christopher apologized and wet wiped the seat saying the night crew should have cleaned the seats. Ok, I go to the bathroom and wet wipe the back of my thighs. My daughter is set on moving to another booth, keep in mind, she is 12, and knows things don't go smoothly when we give your restaurant "another try." We stayed in our spot, I sat next to her, because the back side of the booth was sticky. After getting wiped down, it's wet and I just want to sit and order and celebrate my daughter's school awards and passing 6th grade to 7th. This was it. Should she and I return, it only maybe for take out. read more

The one good thing tonight - the margaritaS - so in advance I apologize for any typos & many thanks to the bartender. I've only had 2 shave margaritas tonight & they didn't skimp on the tequila. El Monumento was one of my FAVORITE places in Georgetown. They always had a unique menu to differentiate from all the other "Tex-mex joints" in town. It has been awhile since I've been - so I didn't realize they revamped the ENTIRE menu. It was a little embarrassing to bring out out of town guests to the new El Monumento. The food was decent - But offering nothing close to their previous options -green pork stew (which is ALWAYS a hit with our dinner club) , fish tacos, & the sweet potato/Swiss chard enchiladas (my personal fav) el monumento was such a unique place & now just falls in line w other dozen+ Mexican food joints in Georgetown. The young red headed waiter was a sweetie - he was bustin his butt to keep up with us. Good luck bud! To the management - What happened?! When you're ready to come back - Put a big ad out in the Impact magazine & let us know when the old El Monumento is back because I'm pretty sure we won't be returning for the same ole Tex med fare we can get closer to home. read more

Nice patio with a good view before sunset. Got very dark on the patio after sunset. The food was mediocre. The proximity to the river was great. read more

I have been here twice and was disappointed the first time, and after the second experience will not go back. The first time I was there I was informed they ran out of rice. Really? Your a Mexican restaurant and don't have rice? Second time was horrible. Finally got chips and salsa after asking 3 times, but after we received our food. One person did not receive her wine until almost done with her meal, and she ordered it when we sat down. Finally, my food was luke warm, but I had no utensils to eat it. Had to ask the waiter who was at the bar talking with someone for them, he said he would get them, but after 10 minutes had to ask a bartender for them. Oh, also had to bus our own table, and since it was right next to us, flies everywhere. When we ask for a manager, they were busy behind the bar. When I emailed them, no response after 2 weeks. Avoid at all costs, not worth the money they charge. read more

this place is going down the tubes. now closed for lunch. Wait staff is totally untrained. Prices way to high for Mexican food. Too many other choices in Georgetown for real Mexican food at a decent price read more

This used to be a great place but they recently changed their menu and all sides are ala carte. So if you want enchiladas with rice and beans, be expected to pay almost $20. The service has gotten bad - very slow kitchen! Drinks are pricey but very good. Food definitely not worth the new prices. Absolutely can no longer recommend which is a shame. They used to have a good thing going. read more

We arrived a little after opening. The chips were cold. The enchiladas were barely warm. The rest of the food was just okay. Service was good. I would go back for the ambiance but would go somewhere else for the food quality and value. read more

We come to the Blue Hole park on the river at least twice a month. I look forward to grabbing a taco salad to go from this place, but the last time we went the service was terrible. We came at an off time (3pm) so we missed the dining room. We needed food and wanted to sit on the balcony so we could watch our kids playing in the river in the distance. They begrudgingly passed us around to 3 different bartenders/waiters until one nice person decided to help us. We decided we should just get our order to go because there weren't any tables available that they would serve us food at (there were tables outside available, but the ones left apparently could only have drinks????? even though everyone at the other outside tables were eating). It was confusing and they were clearly not interested in our business. Its too bad because their location is lovely and their food is not terrible (I wouldn't say good, but its not bad). read more

LOVE everything about this place! Most beautiful setting, incredible food, great service, and very affordable! Dining on the veranda is close to a spiritual experience. I'm a regular! read more

DO NOT waste your time. The atmosphere is nice and it would be great to sit outside if you want to wait an hour for a table. But the service is terrible. Menu is weak at best. If you are a vegetarian forget it. There is nothing for you to eat except the chips. I think it is crowded because there is no other place to eat in Georgetown. Cross this place off your list...waited for an inside table and then forever for a waiter who then had no idea what the specials were and had to get a balled up piece of paper out of his apron. Total disaster. Pretty as as pretty does. This place is gorgeous but if you actually want to eat, go somewhere else. Wish I'd left before the food came - that's how awful the service is. read more

Sorry to say things have only gotten worse. Service was absolutely terrible from the non-existent maire d to the servers to the bar tender. Had to wait FOREVER for everything. It took 3 hours for our party of 6 to finish dinner without dessert. The drinks were watered down and the food was just acceptable but nothing to talk about. Very disappointed in this place. We so wanted to love it. read more

Finally I feel I can give El Monumento 5 stars. I really hope this continues. A Sunday, 5pm, the place was about half full. It was my fourth visit in 3 years. We almost didn't go after reading the latest year's mixed Yelp reviews. But I wanted to take my partner to a beautiful place for his birthday, so I took another chance. Glad I did. Ambiance: always 5 stars. The place is gorgeous. But as one reviewer said, "The owners must have spent all their money on architecture and landscaping, and didn't have money left for a chef." Ha. That was my previous opinion too: great drinks, middling service and mediocre food. Glad that this evening was much better. Service: 5 stars this time. Maybe we lucked out, but Alex was very professional, attentive, and congenial. Always there when we needed him. Refilled our chips and salsa. He asked if we had been there before, and he commented that the menu had been reworked. He was right. My only possible negative... we waited maybe 5 minutes after being seated to get service. I got nervous that the night was going to be a Service Don't. But we had menus and it took about that long to decide what we wanted. And then Alex walked by with a tray full of food and apologized, and said he would be right with us. He was, from then on. Food: 4.5 stars. I had the Green Chile Pork Stew. Good chunks of meat and potatoes. A homey and tasty dish. Presentation could have been a bit better. The large plate/bowl was filled with a bland-looking stew, but happily that was only the appearance, not the flavor. A bit of chopped cilantro, some escabeche, and/or cracked pepper might have helped. The Partner had Camarones Relleno (Shrimp Chile Relleno) that he said was very good, but also could have been presented a bit more artfully. A cloth-covered basket was filled with at least 10 delicious warm thick slightly-charred tortillas (suspiciously appearing to be that abomination of flour/corn blend, but still, they were very good). All in all, the food was MUCH better than previous visits. Thanks!!! One tiny quibble: I realize that "escabeche" can mean almost anything. But in South America it is always more than just the slightly pickled jalapeño slices with a bit of onion we were served. Maybe it is a Mexican thing, but perhaps add just a bit of pickled cauliflower and carrot slices. Dessert #1 (gratis) 5 stars. When Alex asked if we had been there before, I mentioned that we had come back for my partner's birthday (praying that there would be no embarrassing singing extravaganza) and we got a free dessert: we picked the Tres Leches Cake, which was wonderful. The sliced fresh strawberries were not only pretty, but added a nice texture, color and flavor to a dessert that can sometimes be a sloppy sweet white mess. Dessert #2: 5 stars. The Mexican Coffee was fabulous. And it should definitely be in the dessert category. The set-up arrived on a beautiful silver-like platter. Wonderful French press coffee, black and strong and so good. At least 3 full coffee cups worth. Note: ask for 2 cups and share this dessert. At least 4 ounces of dark Patron XO Coffee Liquor plus tequila (add that booze to your breathalyzer test). A little pot of simple syrup, but go easy on that sweetness, in my opinion. And a good size bowl of whipped cream. Yum. The world became All Good. Price: $77 plus $20 tip for outstanding service = $97 total. An excellent value, especially considering 5 strong drinks, in a beautiful restaurant, for a wonderful birthday dinner. If it would mean continued 5 star ratings, I'd be happy to pay an additional $20. Post-note #1: Beware the awesome power of the Mexican Martini. I'll stick with ONE next time. Delicious, but I'm sure I would have blown .09 if the friendly Gtown po po had pulled me over. The Partner started with the El Monumento Margarita. Not as tasty as I remembered, and it seemed smaller, with more ice. He was glad that his second drink was the Mexican Martini. It could have used a few more cubes of ice in the shaker to keep cold. Post-note #2: We both had serious indigestion and were medically dehydrated when we got home. Our bad. Lessons: share one basket of chips, not two. Don't lick ALL of the salt off the rim. Have ONE good cocktail. Leave a few of those yum tortillas, or better yet, take half of everything home for a second meal. Have a Mexican Coffee OR Tres Leches cake for dessert. Not both. Ask for water. And as a final snippy note to the reviewer that complained that the place "IS DEFINITELY NOT CHILD FRIENDLY. (Her emphasis.) They didn't even have paper and crayons for my kids." For god's sake. Get real. This is an upscale restaurant, not Chuck E. Cheez. Leave the little whiners at home. Please. Unless they are well-behaved, adorably quiet kids... last witnessed in 1973. In Argentina. read more

3 years later and their service is still absolutely horrendous. Beautiful building, mediocre food and absolutely terrible service. I guess the only way they stay in business is lack of competition. Love the Monument Cafe. Pricey? Yes. But the food is good and the service is always wonderful. Not sure how 3 years after opening El Monumento continues to have the worst servers of anywhere around. I've eaten there 5 times. Each and every time I've had issues with the service. Usually it's either forgetting my appetizer or worse yet, bringing it with my food. Never can get a drink refilled. Always searching for someone to bring the check. I was very disappointed when my colleague booked El Mon for our Christmas party on December 4--which I was contributing to financially. As expected, service was terrible. I asked for an appetizer which I never received. My colleague ordered a "Crown and Diet Coke" and was brought a bottle of Corona, yet the server never clarified any of our order. There were about 20 of us and only 2 servers dedicated to us despite the reservation. I ordered the blackened drumfish--very dry and tasteless, and they brought it out a full 10 minutes before bringing the rest of the food to the table of 10 (we were split into 2 tables). When I told them it was rude to bring food out so spread out, the server tried to blame the other guests saying "Well, they ordered steak (it was shredded flank steak) and it takes longer so you should go ahead and eat." I also had a hell of a time getting a refill on my soda. As usual, the service ruined it for me here and I can't imagine ever returning unless forced. Get it together, El Monumento! read more

When my family and I went there we were practically ignored and this hasn't been the first occasion either. The drinks are good but the food does not fit the enormous price. In addition I don't pay to get ignored, if this is how they treat their customers when very few people are even there then they don't deserve their customers. read more

The modern eclectic atmosphere is relaxing and fun. The menu however has a lot to be desired. I haven't found anything on the menu worth coming back for. And, it's pricy. If you're looking to sit, cool off with a drink, this place may make you happy. I dream one day they will update their menu with some true Tex-Mex selections. Lastly they need to hire wait staff who truly understand good customer service, not people just going through the motions. read more

I was so looking forward to going to El Monumento and so let down. I had seen the restaurant while visiting Georgetown and thought it looked like a nice place to eat on the patio. We went for an evening dinner and sat outside. You can't see anything at night other than the patio you are on and you can barely see that. We had to use the lights from our phones to read the menu. Now the food was pretty good. Not great but good. Nothing I'd write home about. The thing that made it terrible though was our waiter, Matt. Matt had 2 tables ours and the table next to us. We could see everything Matt did in and out of the restaurant (it's glass from the patio to the inside). We waited 10 minutes to get our drinks and the house margarita was more mix than tequila. He was supposed to offer us chips and salsa which we eventually had to ask for. We watched as Matt walked aimlessly around the kitchen, talked to other waiters, and seemed to forget what he had gone in for. He would forget to refill our drinks and when we wanted another margarita we had to stop him from walking away from the table. He never asked if we wanted more. The other table next to us left and apparently Matt thought he was done! We had to find another waiter to tell Matt to bring us the check and after he did he disappeared! Well not really cause we could see him in the kitchen area playing with towels. Seriously he was picking up towels and throwing them around. We finally left our table and went to the host so we could pay for our check. The host tried to take up for Matt but the place just was NOT that busy that night and he didn't have a bunch of tables. We left completely unhappy with our experience. read more

Went there for a Sunday brunch would not recommend. While waiting in line to order the serves keep having to go through you. When we sat down asked a runner for silverware she had to ask someone else where they were. We ordered chips must have gotten the bottom of the barrel. When my cheese ench arrived had to search for the cheese. Both ench were crispy. To me they are nothing more then a upscaled taco cabana. You order in line get all your own silverware and drinks and someone brings you your food..It is really a shame because it is a nice looking place and the food for being short on cheese and crispy it did have a good taste. read more

The taste of the food is the only thing that kept it from being 1 star. We have been for dinner and happy hour but this is the first time for lunch/brunch. The ordering at the counter was complicated and long. Twice the girl had to walk away to get things and come back for the guy in front of us. We start to order and she lets us know they ran out of avocados... at a Mexican food restaurant. She said she'd be out with our drinks then proceeds to take all the orders behind us. All the glass at the "water station" were spotted and dirty with a film. Our sodas came from the bar about 30 seconds before our food. Appetizers came with food, no salsa. I ordered black beans came with the the other kind. My dad got the special pork chili stew and the bowl was so shallow there was less than a cup. When we asked the guy who came back with our salsa he said yeah it looked a little low.. that's it. We asked for the manager who came over and ask about our issues. Told him about the beans he was like that's no big deal what else is wrong. My dad showed him his bowl and he was like yeah that's not even half a serving. He brought a new chili and my beans and we ate. The crappy thing is the food itself was great. The self service, timing, mistakes and lack of communication was sad. Don't waste your time or patience at lunch, just wait for dinner time to check this place out. read more

I was really excited when I moved to Georgetown and saw that there was an upscale Mexican restaurant down the street from my house. Sadly I was very disappointed with the food for the most part. I'm pretty picky about Mexican food so I figured it was just me, but my husband (who pretty much loves everything) disliked it also. The items on the menu are hit or miss. Most of them are pretty bland. If you are looking for typical Mexican food like fajitas, menudo, etc then this is not the place for you. I mean they have Kale and Brussel Sprouts on the menu so that should've been my first clue. I feel like this place tries too hard to be "upscale" and as a result the menu is just a weird mix of non authentic Mexican food. So far the Shrimp Rellano is the only thing I've found to be decent on the menu. My husband and I won't eat dinner or lunch there, but we do enjoy grabbing a drink and enjoying the appetizers there while relaxing and looking at the nice view. The only things this place has going for it are the drinks, the appetizers, the nice bar, and the view. The food is just simply disappointing. read more

We make this our dinner choice when traveling from TN to TX four times a year. It would be faster to eat right off the interstate, but the side trip is well worth the extra time every trip. The service is excellent, the atmosphere is beautiful, and our food has always been delicious. AAA+++ read more

$12.00 For a Mexican Martini, in Georgetown??? Food is horrible and the service is terrible.

May 29th. Came for dinner with family. Good food but overworked staff and quite a bad manager. They ran out of dishes and took 45 mins to bring our food...and when they did they were so frazzled that they were out of control. To top it off my wife ordered coffee and they served it up in a to go cup because they ran out of Glass mugs -:) it like a hotel ran out of towels! read more

El Monumento never fails. The food is amazing! The drinks are amazing! Their coffee is amazing! And every server that I have had here has been amazing! But I have to highlight Mark. The dude is awesome! He was on top of everything and had great suggestions! Definitely go out of your way to visit this place! (Even though it's not out of the way) read more

We just got married on April 18, 2015 and had our rehearsal dinner the Friday before (April 17). Jeannette worked with us in all the planning to make sure our rehearsal was perfect. She planned a special menu with us and had a top notch staff working with us to ensure everyone had full drinks, chips at the table and hot food! We were originally supposed to have our rehearsal outside in the courtyard, however it ended up pouring rain that night and they moved us all inside with no problems. Even though we couldn't all sit together, they made sure we had plenty of tables inside to sit and eat right away. The drinks were cold, the food was hot and the service was awesome. We would highly recommend El Monumento for any event! read more

Terrible service and cold food... Twice. The first time I went we were the first people in the restaurant when it opened at 4 PM. The waitress never came to check on us and that was consistent throughout the visit. My enchiladas were cold and I sent them back. When they came back they were piping hot and delicious. The second time I went to this restaurant the exact same thing happened. I told the waitress about my previous problem with the enchiladas being cold upon arrival and she assured me that would not happen. When the enchiladas arrived they were cold again and my mother ordered the cheese enchiladas but they brought her the chicken. When they finally brought her cheese enchiladas there was barely any cheese in them and they were hard as a rock. The manager said she would bring us fresh beans and rice with our piping hot new order... Not only did the beans and rice never come but the enchiladas were not hot when she brought them back. I will never be back to this restaurant. read more

We've had our second visit to El Monumento now and both times, the food and ambience have surprassed our expectations. So far, we've had the guacamole with red grapes both visits..... and WOW! Our first visit we had the guacamole, the swiss chard and sweet potato enchiladas, shrimp relleno, and the El Monumeno margaritas and all were fabulous.... mind you, this isn't your typical Tex Mex or fast food....If you're expecting that, you will be disappointed. But if you're hoping for unique combinations, you'll be at the right place for unusual offerings. Today, at the counter, we orderd a combination of sides and soups.... we had French Press coffee with homemade cream (YUM!), poblano potato soup....again (YUM), Swiss Chard and black bean soup with corn dumplings which were to die for, and we ordered a side of brussel sprouts... Vegetarians, you will be in heaven. The owners and staff of El Monumento have been working so long and hard on creating a unique dining experience for Georgetown and the Austin area....and in our opinion, they've nailed it. We love supporting local people who believe in quality and excellence in food and service.. read more

Great food, HORRIBLE SERVICE! Took forever to get our initial drink order, ordered appetizers and not given any flatware or napkins, we went and stole them from another table. Finally got our lunch and asked for another drink that came 20 minutes later after we were done with our meal. No apologies, then waited for another 20 minutes to get our check. Very disappointing for our date day. Will not recommend. read more

YUK! Very disappointing meal. While the building is beautiful, the food is not. The flautas and burritos appear to be reheated from frozen Sam's club boxes with indistinguishable meats inside and not even presented nicely. Very small menu with most items just repeats with different sauce. Service was below average. Even the chips were cold and oily. Absolutely no reason to return. read more

I really wanted to rave about El Monumento, but unfortunately we had a "meh" experience last night. We have NEVER paid $16.00 for a drink, even in the highest end restaurants. Then to pay $16.00 for a drink that was tepid and flavorless was ridiculous. We had a bad evening on our way there (got a speeding ticket) and were looking forward to the 8-hour Margarita. The bar was noisy and disorganized and the bartender slapped our drinks down with no napkin or anything. The margaritas tasted like diluted lukewarm tequila with a little lime juice tossed in. Not only that, the glass was only about 3/4 full. We were tempted to send them back but kept thinking they would get better. They didn't. The bartender never checked back with us and we had to flag down the bar helper for some ice. I know, we should have sent them back, but frankly we couldn't get her attention. The one big positive at the bar was an outstanding appetizer with queso and little tortillas. It was delicious. In the restaurant the food was so-so. My mom had a beef tenderloin dish that was pretty good, but she had ordered a beer which never came. We had to flag down another waiter (not ours) to bring the beer. I tried the Colombian tamale that was 80% cornbread and 20% meat. My husband a shrimp dish that had 6 little shrimp on the plate and a lot of rice and beans. We did order the house "signature" margarita with dinner, but to be quite honest, we had better ones at Longhorn Steakhouse. It was a pleasant evening, temperature wise, and we would have been happy to sit on the patio, but it was closed. (This after the big freeze last week!) That would have relieved some of the crowding and noise. If you want really great gourmet Mexican food, I would recommend Z-Texas ... I was hoping El Monumento would be able to compete with them, but they didin't come close. I'm sorry to be so negative, I'm not one to wah wah, but I was really disappointed. read more

Don't bother calling ahead! Apparently they won't tell you what's going on so you will rush to the restaurant (in 15 min) only to find there's an 1 1/2 hour wait because there's an 80 person party coming which they failed to mention. If they had only told me then I could have saved a trip. Extremely disappointed! I'll choose a restaurant more wisely next time. read more

Went with neighbors last night. Have lived here 3 years and had only been once because everyone said the only thing they had going for them was the margaritas and the atmosphere. Decided to give them a try as we have exhausted all other local Mexican restaurants and need a change. Well...the atmosphere is phenomenal. Best in Georgetown!!! However, the margaritas were really mediocre. No real taste and not much tequila. Then came dinner. No real complaint about food other than SMALL portions for the money. And beans and rice are sides that you pay extra for. Sad. Then there is service....abysmal! 45 minute wait, which was acceptable for walk ins on a Saturday night. But once seated, we had to beg for chips and salsa. The wait for food was reasonable, but once they brought the food, we were back to begging anyone who would listen for silverware and tortillas. Hard to sit and look at $22 fajitas with no tortillas. Then more begging for extra chips and salsa. Chips came but supposedly the salsa bowls were all dirty and they needed to wait for them to come out of dishwasher. We thought maybe it was a staffing problem, but everytime you looked at the front door there were three or four of their people just yukking it up. Apparently all hands on deck is not a working theory here. Except in the bar. Those guys hustled! May try it again, mostly because seriously, the atmosphere here is awesome! read more

There are a lot of negative comments here. Why does management not respond? Why every time I go there there is an ENTIRE new staff?? They are always hiring. I am curious Rusty. read more

Very poor imitation of Mexican food. The place is very nice though. I asked for chicken enchiladas and got beef. The sides are not included and is not clarified. The lemonade is not refill as well. But the worse is the rice.... more like a tecxmex flavor than Mexican cuisine. read more

Excellent service and great atmosphere. The hostess was very pleasant and helpful as we waited on a large table on the patio. We went to the bar first and the drinks were good. I like that they shave their own ice for the margaritas. We sat out on the patio and it was very nice, everyone's food was good. Thanks for an enjoyable evening. read more

Love this place! Not the place to go if you are looking for your standard Tex-Mex, but their twists on classic dishes are delicious! The bar serves fantastic cocktails and the atmosphere is great- modern and cozy! Definitely a little gem in Georgetown! read more

Okay read the reviews and thought worth a try. Wrong! Building and surroundings beautiful. We were told we had a 10 minute wait so we(4 adults) said we would just get a drink at the bar. The hostess said we would not have time. She said they did not have a walk up bar and she would have to find waitstaff so no time for refreshments. Waited 13 minutes on a Saturday night without refreshments ( don't restaurants make a lot of money from the bar?). Service was only fair as was the food. Not bad food but certainly no reason to return. The atmosphere will not keep folks coming back. We will all try it a couple of times and then forget it. Someone needs a major training for all staff. Once the novelty wears off they will be in trouble. read more