Eoghan M.
Yelp
I went here for the first time the other day, and I had an...ok experience. But, I thought I should put this here at the top, based on other reviewer's notes: keep in mind that it is quite possible that an average or passable experience might not be guaranteed. I say this because this restaurant opened in the same location as the now-closed Poblanos, also a Mexican eatery, with similar decoration (Poblanos was darker and atmospherically more classy, as I remember it, though). I do not know if the management or the staff is different - but, assuming some of the staff, especially the cooks, were inherited from Poblanos, then it is very likely that the food eres on the side of inconsistent.
As it was, the food I received was adequate -- I ordered one of the chicken chimichangas and a non-alcoholic strawberry daiquiri. The food came very fast, but because it was a Thursday night -- mostly dead inside. The portion sizes were ok, at best -- the chimichanga itself erred more on the side of small, but it came with a fair portion of refried beans, rice, salad, guac, and sour cream to pad out the meal. It was tasty, but certainly not worth the price point -- you can get a much larger chimichanga or burrito for the same price at other places, and it is often better. I need to note as well that the chicken in the chimichanga was dry, which was one of the bad inheritances from the Poblanos era, dried out meat, in the worst cases to the point of inedible. That seems to suggest that they pre-cook most of their taco/burrito/chimichanga-stuffing meat and let it sit in a bin most of the day, for it to get so dry, rather than cooking to order. No complaints on the strawberry daiquiri, other than it is probably on the small side as well for the price point.
They evidently have all you can eat tacos on Tuesday (the all-American "Taco Tuesday"), so that is probably a great deal, given this place is a cut above Taco Bell, Chipotle, Qdoba, and the other fast-food Mexican places. That might be one of the main ways they stay afloat, though, as their other options are overpriced and not exactly worth going out of your way for when there are better options for Mexican cuisine elsewhere.
Edit: Downgraded from 3 to 1 stars once I found out they serve microwave, frozen product, of which the chimichanga is one.