2 /5 Vanessa Aguilar: The restaurant is in a small building, which might mean a wait during busy times. Fortunately, there were two open tables when we arrived, so we got lucky on our first visit. Our group of four included myself, and here’s what we experienced:
My mom ordered the carnitas, and she found it to be horrible. I tried the chile verde, which was okay but not spicy. My husband had the sope and described it as "eh." My dad didn’t enjoy his food either; he ordered the machaca. So, based on our experience, my rating reflects that only one out of the four dishes was somewhat decent. I didn’t eat the salad that came with my meal.
We got there around 11 a.m., and my mom wanted to order the pozole, but it wasn’t available until 11:30 a.m., so just a heads-up on that. They wont serve it to you until 1130. The rice was smoky and burnt, which wasnt appealing.
Additionally, my husband ordered the chabela drink, which came with shrimp
on the rim. However, they weren’t properly cleaned, as they still had the digestive tract intact and tasted watered down. If you are particular about food quality, this place might not be for you.





