So glad I can be the first person to check-in! I had the Shrimp Curry Udon and pecked at my…read morefriend's Karaage (fried marinater chicken w/ homemade ponzu). Both were excellent! Lots of ex-pats; heard Korean, English, French, and Japanese (cooks) spoken. Definitely recommend this bohemian hangout with super - neat decor.

Very nice service, super delicious, friendly management and confortable ambiance…read more Very convinient location

From the food to the service, I can def say it was amazing! I got the Mar y Terra roll with a cold…read morechia tea. I also tasted their octopus roll don't remember the name but wow that was really tasty!

In Guadalajara, Mexico for a few days and got several suggestions from waiters that we needed to…read morelook hard at I Latina. We caught an Uber to a warehouse district and found a large metal sliding door across the front of a building with a small sign of I Latina. I would of driven right by the location. What was behind the door was 180 degrees from what is on the outside. Surprise, they had a large open setting with a cool vibe bar and several different seating zones. We sat in the covered patio area that was breezy. The train going by sounds like we were on the track. We ordered two appetizers, the spring rolls with peanut dipping sauce and tuna tacos with sauce. The spring rolls lack a real herb punch and were a bit bland. The tuna tacos were delicious with a real flavor blast from the sauce. One must try the tuna tacos. For dinner we ordered the Pad Thai with shrimp. This was over sauce and appeared that the sauce was poured over the dish once assembled. It was definitely not a meal I would order again. The grilled shrimp with Thai spices and a small side salad was better. The vibe is very chill and a bit eclectic. The dishes were either hit or miss. I did not enjoy the chain smoker we were seated next to as that has not happened in years. A drink or appetizers here may be a good stop at I Latino. The decor and setting is enjoyable but the food falls short for me. They need to spend more time refining the dining entrees. I will not be returning but loved the builing.

A hidden gem. Excellent service from Emanuel and a crew of other servers to make sure you are well…read moretaken care of. Will be back to try some other great cocktails and delicious food

This place has been permanently closed. Please stop recommending it to people. I'm glad folks…read moreenjoyed it in the past, but they're sure not now.

This is a 'Clandestine Gastropub'; they have an amazing menu. If you're not sure what to order,…read morejust ask the friendly server to suggest something. We called in ahead to have the NFL game on TV and they reserved us a table and setup 2 screens outside. I ordered the following dishes and all of them deserve 5 stars!!! - Seafood shooter with shrimp and oysters (red) - Black habanero seafood shooters with shrimp, oysters, octopus - Bone marrow with guacamole - Cajun butter shrimp (better than New Orleans? I know so!!!)

This is one of my favorite restaurants in the city. Asian inspired cooking. Nice cocktail bar…read more Large dramatic space. Excellent for groups. Terrific appetizers. Sometimes I do just appetizers with cocktails. Expensive for the area. Contemporary elegant space.

Had lunch with my sister here, foood was great, just as any PF Chang, it's inside a very nice and…read moretrendy mall, the drinks were really good, food was as any PF and staff very friendly.

Honestly speaking I loved the place I was there to celebrate my birthday with family. However my…read morewaitress Ale I believe was her name, got 3 of our orders wrong. I'm from the states and I know we have a bad wrap in other countries, so I didn't want to be the stereotypical American (I'm not white, I'm actually Mexican American) but still I didn't want to be that person. So I just re ordered what I wanted not once did we send the food back. When we finished I asked Ale for boxes she actually boxed our food. Our bill was about $1,600 pesos and we left her a $150 peso tip . I was mortified when she comes after us and demands $300 pesos tip because that's about the 20% she was supposed to get. I was under the impression that tips were optional and given for good service, I got ok service and I did tell her at least one of the order was wrong, she would take off for long periods of time. I just didn't think she deserved the $300 pesos and I just gave In because I didn't want to make a scene. That whole experience sucked and I was super embarrassed. So the restaurant was good the waitress was horrible.

It's an OK place if you're craving Chinese and you don't mind people being loud or that your beef…read moreand broccoli is mostly broccoli, the QIN delivers. It's affordable and the portions are big. I'd recommend the kung pao chicken, it's quite good, actually. They don't take plastic, so bring cash.