Food was very authentic and tasty. Portions were small though (the prices are fairly low, and maybe that's how they keep them low). The food is like the food from Oaxaca, so they have a chef who probably is from there. It's not your usual Mexican restaurant is California.
Decor is pretty nice, interesting Day of the Dead art and lots of plants.
TVs on inside and out are a big Minus--why can't people enjoy each other's company and talk to each other, rather than always stare at electronic screens??? We have enough of that elsewhere in the world, and don't need it in a restaurant where families are together to spend quality time with each other.
I guess the service was OK, like the waiter was trying pretty hard to make us happy and make sure everything was OK. Can't complain much about my waiter inasmuch as getting us food on time, checking if we were OK, etc.
Overall, this is a good restaurant, very refreshingly different from so many other Mexican restaurants that serve the same old dishes over and over again. This is an "exotic" Mexican place.
But here's the kicker. The women in my group are all over 40, some much over 40. There were many customers there (mother's day). And there was a very pretty young woman, maybe 21, with a young man, in the house. She did not have kids there, just the two of them. They were sitting at the table and the waiter came up and gave her a lovely red rose. Who knows if she is a mother?? If so, her kids would have to be little as she's young. They'd be so young they'd have to be with her, unless she got a babysitter.
The women in my group all have kids, but they're grown up and gone off to distant places, so were not with us. And did we get roses? Not at all. OK, so we're not hot sexy young girls like that woman is. But we've done our time raising kids, all the way from diapers to college. And isn't that the point of roses on mother's day--to honor those of us who've done all these years of sacrifice? Or is the point for the waiter to show his interest/lust for this hot sexy woman?
We walked out disappointed, saddened, and personally, i felt a little sick to my stomach.
We are the mothers here, yet we are not honored on mother's day.
They could've gotten a high rating from me if not for this differential, preferential treatment which amounts to discrimination against older women.
By the way, it was not our waiter who gave the rose to that woman. I don't know anyone's name here, so can't point them out. read more