Finding this place was a happy accident for us, as we stumbled in fresh off of watching the Rodeo Parade from about a mile away and wanting some lunch and something cool to drink. When we walked in, it was clear they had been busy all morning but we were able to find a clean table and were quickly brought iced water and chips/salsa (2 different types for dipping). They have a nice robust menu, for me the minute I saw Chilaquiles I needed not look further. I did go for the chilaquiles divorciados, even though I am generally a red girl all the way. My husband did the mixed fajitas (shrimp, chix, carne asada). Our food came out pretty quickly and was absolutely delicious. The red chilaquiles for me, met my snobby chilaquiles criteria/bar. Green was good, but did not hold a candle to the red. My husband devoured his fajitas and said they were excellent, we both give two thumbs up for their rice and beans on taste.
The service was great, they were warm and friendly even though you could clearly see they had been slammed all morning and were likely pretty tired from a constant rush over 3-4 hours. I do not know that I would have ever stopped in here had we not been walking by, as it is a very unassuming gem from the outside. SO glad we did, and we would 100% come back here. read more