A small, family run restaurant. Very busy at dinner time. Food took a little while but it seems, from the sounds of the kitchen, that they make everything to order. They told me to expect to wait 25 minutes, but it was actually less than 21 minutes. I had quesabirrias, taco alambre, and taco callejero (Al pastor). I got it to go. There was a modest 50c charge for using my credit card. While waiting for my order I saw some incredibly appetizing dishes come out!
Quessabirrias was very good.
Taco alambre is a unique (to me) combination of steak, mozzarella, pineapple, ham, bacon, sautéed bell peppers. Each bite was delicious, with the ham flavor slightly overpowering the other flavors. Which was fine because the ham was delicious. When the bacon flavor came through, it was an extra treat.
The Al pastor taco was very good, but I like the other 2 better.
My one big regret of getting it to go is that I didn't get to try the chips and salsa!
I will return to try the fajitas ! read more