JB
Jamie Binkley
Jul 10, 2026
This was our first visit, and unfortunately, it will likely be our last.
On the positive side, we were seated right away, the staff was friendly, the restaurant had a cute Mexican-themed atmosphere, and the menu offered plenty of options. We also enjoyed our drinks—they were probably the best part of the meal, along with the tamales.
I have celiac disease, so I asked if there were any gluten-free options. Our server was kind enough to check with the kitchen and told me the chicken bowl would be safe. Unfortunately, it wasn't. I didn't eat any chips or salsa, so I know the bowl was the source of my gluten exposure. I understand mistakes can happen, but for those with celiac disease, it's important to be very cautious when assuring customers that a meal is gluten-free.
Beyond that, the food itself was disappointing. My chicken bowl with rice, beans, sour cream, and avocado was very bland, and the other two people in our group also commented that their meals lacked flavor. When I think of Mexican food, I expect bold flavors expect bold seasoning and vibrant flavors, but these dishes were surprisingly flat.
Service was friendly, but it took quite a while for someone to get the food and the check.
Overall, we left disappointed. While the restaurant has a welcoming atmosphere and pleasant staff, the lack of flavor, the gluten-free mistake, and the slow service made this a place we wouldn't recommend if you're looking for authentic, flavorful Mexican food.