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Casual eatery serving Mexican comfort food such as burritos and cemitas, plus a kids' menu.
From Google Maps reviews.
The tacos al pastor arrive with the kind of quiet confidence that doesn’t need embellishment—deeply marinated pork, expertly shaved, carrying that unmistakable balance of smoke, spice, and subtle sweetness that defines the style at its origin. One bite, and it’s immediately evocative of Mexico at its most authentic; not an interpretation, but a faithful execution. Service here is attentive without being intrusive, striking a rhythm that complements the meal rather than interrupting it. The spac
It is a very complete place to enjoy good food. The tacos have excellent flavor, with fresh and well-prepared ingredients that really stand out. Desserts are also very tasty and are the perfect complement after eating, with a sweet and well-balanced flavor. The service is very good, the staff is friendly and attends quickly, which makes the experience even better. In general, it is a highly recommended place to eat well and have a good time.
I got the ramen birria, took a while, should’ve just gotten the tacos because the ramen wasn’t even enough to sustain all the meat. The two tacos it came with were just more meat and no toppings. I asked for Limes and they wanted to charge me a dollar I believe. It’s a nice spot, I might want to try it again. But don’t think the ramen wasn’t even worth $15.
From the Jan 6, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Evidence of mice was found on site.
No working thermometer in the fridge or hot-holding unit.
Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.