I want to tell you that this restaurant has the best food and margaritas. This has been my go-to Mexican restaurant since the day it opened. Unfortunately, my New Year's Eve experience has left me crossing this place off my list of recommendations. Why? Our margaritas tasted like they had no alcohol in them (or very watered down alcohol). After we pointed this out to the server, we ordered replacement drinks. Unsurprisingly, the second round was made with alcohol; we still had to pay full price for both rounds of drinks. We assumed this was a mistake ("Gee, did I put alcohol in that margarita yet?"). After our food was ordered and consumed, the bill came and the price of what we ordered did not match the menu price. Focus on the "after the food was consumed" part of this. When this was pointed out to the server, and subsequently the manager, we were told that there is fine print on the bottom of the menu stating "prices are subject to change." Hmmm. The manager said the menus are four months old. This is a very small restaurant; how many menus could they possibly have that it would take four months to change prices? They could have used a permanent marker to change the price on the menus. The server could have pointed out the price change when the item was ordered. It would take about 5 minutes to print out new menus. I wonder if they ever heard of Post-it-Notes? What they cannot do is sell you a menu item with a stated price, not tell you that the price has changed, wait until you consume the food, and then surprise you with whatever price they felt like charging you on your bill. I'm not talking about pennies. The discrepancy was a 63% menu price increase. 63%. The manager admitted this was not a mistake in the menu price, but a market fluctuation in food costs that after four months, had still not been reflected in the menus they hand out. I believe this is in violation of a whole lot of laws and the restaurant should not be able to operate in this deceptive way. It not only ruined our New Year's Eve celebration, but they lost a table of loyal customers. If you go, enjoy their great food, but ask for the alcohol in your margarita be put in a shot glass so you can make sure it is alcohol, and ask the server, in front of witnesses, "Can you please go over your entire menu with me and give me the real prices so I know what I have to pay you at the end of this transaction." This will take the server a very long time to do if he/she is even able to do this. I'm sure the owners have worked very hard to build their restaurant business and their food and drinks have previously been well worth the visit; however, this new turn of events leads me to cross this one off my list. It just isn't right. read more