The food was remarkably delicious. And Gina was wonderful. One of the best Mexican restaurants we…read morehave ever eaten at.

Gina was amazing! Her service was impeccable. All of her recommendations were beyond perfect!…read moreBeautiful setting and unbelievable great food!

My go to Mexican joint to get a good plate of food. The taco oaxaqueño de cesina is my staple. It…read morecomes with a green avocado salsa that is soooo good and a nopal (cactus) fresh salad. Memelitas are great. Tlayuda de asada to die for. Them mole nachos are Always great service. I love this place.

I am so happy we got to try a new style of Mexican food. My family and I are from Jalisco and love…read moreall kinds of Mexican food, but Jalisciense food is definitely our favorite. We were on our way home from the 17-Mile Drive and wanted to get dinner before our long drive back. I found Padrino Restaurant on Yelp, and we decided to give it a try. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted and seated. I loved that they provide the table with a pitcher of water, but I do wish it was a little larger. We ordered the kids' food while we looked over the menu. This restaurant is a little more expensive than most Mexican restaurants. A kids' quesadilla was $8 with no sides included. We ordered a side of rice and beans for the kids to share since they were $4 each. My oldest got two fried quesadillas, and my youngest got one regular quesadilla. They don't automatically bring out chips and salsa, but they do offer them. I actually don't mind that because it can feel wasteful to give them to every table when not everyone will eat them. I understand the choice. I ordered the Stuffed Chilaquiles with beef. I loved the flavors. They were definitely different from what I am used to, but still very delicious. The asada was seasoned really well, although don't expect a huge portion of meat. I would give this 4/5 stars. My husband ordered the Enchiladas Rojas with a side of rice and beans (for an extra charge). He did not like the sauce at all because it was more like a dark mole sauce than the red sauce he is used to. I traded plates with him, and I actually liked it. It had a darker flavor than what I am used to, but it was still delicious. I would give this 3/5 stars. My mother-in-law ordered the Green Enchiladas. They were very different--they were more like flautas covered in green sauce. Still good, just not what we expected. I would give them 3/5 stars. I am happy we got to try it, and the service was great. I am just not sure if I would come back again. That may simply be because we are so used to the flavors and style of food we grew up with.

The food was really good and the service was great! Yasmin was so sweet and friendly and made the…read morewhole experience even better. Everything was delicious and I had a great experience overall!

Had an amazing experience eating here. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was great, but the…read moreservice really stood out. Yasmin was absolutely wonderful--so friendly, attentive, and welcoming throughout our visit. She made sure everything was taken care of and made the whole experience even better.

I have only been here for brunch (2x) ... I had no idea it was also open for dinner, I will have to…read morecome back. Went on a Sunday mid morning, while the farmers market was bustling. It wasn't busy inside, they have tables outside as well. The interior is cozy and trendy but still inviting. The service is great, I believe it's a family run business. Service started slow (seemed to take some time to get our order in) but once our order was taken, it was top notch from then on! We had the hardest time deciding what to get. The food is slightly different from your typical Mexican dishes (though they may be the same name), the ingredients are very old world inspired. The coffee is amazing!! (I'm not a coffee person typically) I can't wait to come back for dinner and explore the menu some more.

We had another amazing meal at Son of Wolf. I brought my boys for brunch today, and it was a little…read morecrazy because they had some noisy/smelly plumbing issue in the front. They were extremely apologetic and thoughtful, and they moved on to a table farther away from the noise as soon as it was available. They also brought us complimentary agua fresco and orange juice for the extra wait time. Our server was particularly gracious, and she helped make our meal even better. We got the Fried Egg Sandwich, Huevos Rancheros, Shrimp Quesadilla and Chilaquiles with extra chrizo. All were delicious, especially the potatoes with the Fried Egg Sandwich. The Shrimp Quesadilla was tasty,but it had more mushrooms than shrimp. We're definitely looking forward to coming back and trying more of their food, especially the French Toast...

Loved the enchiladas and the drinks are delicious. They have amazing aguas frescas as well. Always…read moregreat service and fast delivery.

Found my new favorite Mexican restaurant in my area! I was looking for a place that had octopus…read moretacos and these are hands down some of the best I've had. We came on a Saturday and it was pretty busy but we were seated right away. The place feels like you've stepped into a portal right into Mexico, and I really appreciated all the decor and ambient lighting here. I can't wait to come back and try their corn cake!

I don't often take the time I should to leave reviews but this is a no brainer! Terrific dinner and…read moreevening at Posada Alta Cocina. We visited with friends as part of a local wine and golf weekend. I say that as our host recommended we visit. Our server, Dominique, and the entire staff were terrific. We wanted for nothing. Dominique was well informed on the menu and provided helpful guidance. Paella Monday was as advertised with quality live music and delicious Paella. We also had guacamole, a soup and the KR enchiladas. All delicious and more than enough for four. We'll be back soon! Thank you.

Had the tuna tacos with watermelon salad; too hungry to photograph…read more Amazing! My server was exceptional . Classy decor and ambiance Good experience all around

I stopped by Restaurant San Pedro and ordered the shrimp tacos with an horchata. The tacos were…read morereally good and had a lot of flavor. The shrimp tasted fresh and everything went well together. The horchata was also really good and refreshing, especially with the tacos. I enjoyed my meal and would definitely come back again to try some of the other food on the menu.

A little hole-in-the-wall spot in Castroville. Parking is on the street or you can park by the gas…read morestation in the back. When you walk in, they bring you a little sopita. It honestly reminded me of a Oaxacan household in Mexico. I got the fresh maracuyá drink and three memelitas. They use Quesillo, which I believe they get through an importer, and the cheese was real good. The memelitas were a little different from what I'm used to, they had more masa and were thicker, almost like a sope. I definitely want to come back and try some of their other food. Overall, I'd say give this place a chance

There were plenty of tables available for a late lunch on a Saturday, and a good amount of parking…read morein the lot reserved for the restaurant. The staff were attentive, gave great menu recommendations, and constantly came by to refill our water. Very spacious dining room. We started with the Queso Fundido, served on a small hot plate with chilis, garlic, and oil on top. It's basically a block of cheese served with chips. Even with the hot plate, it didn't stay gooey for long, but it was a pretty good starter. The Coconut Campachano was creamy and refreshing. It also came with chips, though ours seemed like crumbs from the bottom of the barrel. We got the Trompo tacos and Sautéed Shrimp tacos. Both were tasty, and the tortillas seemed fresh. Decent food, great service, small portions, a bit expensive for what you get and that's before the 4% fee.

My wife and I were hungry and it was getting a little late, so we started driving around looking…read morefor somewhere new to try and ended up at Copita. My wife is Latina, so we're pretty familiar with authentic Latin/Mexican flavors, and from the moment we walked in, we were a little unsure of what to expect. We completely understand we're in Willow Glen and that Copita is going for a more upscale take, but for us, authenticity and flavor still have to be at the heart of the experience. Our waitress was very friendly and polite, and this review is absolutely not a reflection of her service. However, when we asked about the style of the food, there seemed to be a little hesitation in explaining it, which made us even more uncertain about what we had gotten ourselves into. I don't like bashing restaurants or their food, so I'll simply say that, unfortunately, the highlight of our meal was the chips and salsa. The cocktails, on the other hand, were good and definitely not shy on the alcohol! Also, don't expect large portions. The restaurant is clearly aiming for a more upscale presentation and experience, so the plates reflect that. Overall, Copita just wasn't for us. This was our first visit and unfortunately will probably be our last. I genuinely wish them success, but I think a few changes, especially when it comes to the flavors and authenticity of the food could make a big difference.

Located in downtown this is nearby SAP center. The service was good and food was good but nothing…read moreoutstanding. My favorite thing was the coffee horchata which was perfectly sweet and had a good amount. The food was okay, we got the chicken chipotle empanada which had good flavor but wish it had more meat. The steak ranchero and eggs was nothing special the meat was very chewy. The same with the steak sandwich the meat was very chewy. Altogether if you are in the area, the service is good but the food is alright!

Stopped by for brunch and left very satisfied. This spot has been on my list for awhile and I'm…read moreonly mad I waited so long to try it. They're serve classic American breakfast dishes but also very delicious Mexican breakfast. Everyone at the table really enjoyed their dish and most plates were clean/empty. The only thing I was t super impressed with was the empanadas, the guava/cream filling was very good but the pastry itself was dry. I had the potato/chorizo dorado tacos. It was with rice and beans which were both very good and flavorful. The tacos came fully dressed with cheese and crema. Also inside a Molcajete drowning in delicious salsa. I will say they really didn't put that much chorizo but still good. The cafe de olla was phenomenal! Can't wait to come back!

Our server Martins performance was absolutely unforgettable. His warm, captivating eyes and an…read moreincredible smile that could light up any room, they made every moment feel effortless and engaging. Their confidence, charisma, and natural presence stole the show, turning an already great performance into something truly exceptional. Simply outstanding. Food and ambience were stellar as well.

Went on Memorial Day. Service was aight. There was just one lady serving the entire restaurant and…read moreshe was handling it pretty well. We were taken care of for sure, Food is mid at best. Breakfast burrito had way too much egg, tortilla chips w salsa were stale, just to name a few issues. Guac was pretty solid tho. Bottomless mimosas: prob only thing I'd return for. I'd get the bottomless and no food. Patio area is nice to chill at.