Cesca T.
Yelp
This place was bustling when we went for a quick bite to eat after the DIY Fest. There was a Lions game, so it was filled to the brim with sports fans. But they were able to seat us within ten minutes, with no reservation. All of the staff were super nice, despite it being incredibly busy.
We tried a couple drinks at the bar while we were waiting, the Pomegranate Paloma and the Pineapple Margarita, which were both great.
We really enjoyed the salsas, guacamole, and queso, and the Taquitos we had before our tacos came. I guess there was some kind of mixup in the kitchen, I assume some other table got our tacos by mistake, so we waited a little bit before our sever realized what happened. All we got were a side of black beans, haha, which were very tasty by the way. We were totally fine, crunching chips, and enjoying the COMPLETELY APPROPRIATE music overhead. I talk about this a lot, but the music makes or breaks the ambience of a restaurant. Here they were playing Roadhouse style music, blues, outlaw country etc etc, and it was great! No EDM, no Taylor Swift. It is a glorious thing. But I digress...
Anyway, the manager came over even though we didn't ask, we were fine, but that shows a very high level of customer service. And then he took the tacos off the bill, which again, we didn't ask for, and I felt was a bit unnecessary, but was a very hospitable gesture.
The tacos were very flavorful, and more so than Imperial, the California style taco stalwart of the Metro Detroit area, quite frankly. We enjoyed our meal and ourselves here. And it's nice because it's some place we could bring our daughter without getting a bunch of side eye! : )
Come for the tacos, stay for the Roadhouse ambience.