El Condor

Excellent cocktail program and generous portions for the tacos. Fresh ingredients and nice presentation.

The best enchiladas Ive ever had. They are so good that when I got my wisdom teeth taken out I ordered them for pick up, put them in a blender and drank it. You will not be disappointed. My friends and I make a monthly pilgrimage to get our dose of enchiladas verdes. Go before they close or you’ll be missing out!!!

We had a wonderful Saturday lunch at El Condor. My wife ordered a non-alcoholic cocktail, and I had one with passion fruit. both were delicious. We also tried several tacos: Pastor, Misa with Pico de Gallo, Brisket, and another one that was slightly fried and incredibly tasty (I can’t remember the name!). Everything was spectacular including the papas bravas with alioli as starter. The atmosphere is beautiful and relaxing, and our waiter—a young blond guy, unfortunately I don’t remember his name—was incredibly kind, friendly, and attentive. We had a great afternoon and can’t wait to come back. Highly recommended!

El Condor is awesome. Super cool interior. We had the chips and guacamole to start and they brought out shots of their margaritas for us to try. I ordered one of the burritos and it was amazing. Everyone in my group loved their food and the experience. Can't wait to go back. Nicholas is the man and made our experience today 10x better. Please give that dude a raise.

OVER PRICED - OVER HYPED. When I payed $16 for the guacamole, I didn't think they were gonna show up with this tiny little bowl. As a customer, I was actually kind of offended by this portion/pricing. $16 should be a whole meal... This is just another overhyped LA spot posing as a hole-in-the-wall. Not only is pricing outrageous, but they're menu needs to be updated on google, otherwise I wouldn't have fallen for this. Do yourself a favor and go to El Zarape on fountain instead. At least there $16 will get me a proper meal portion. Its places like this that make eating out in LA an absolute nightmare for your wallet.

Local restaurant that normally is crowded due to its small size and happy hour. We lucked out getting seated and ordered numerous tacos from their menu along with a couple margaritas each to top off the evening. Our waiter was very good.

Anything with brisket is delicious! We stop here anytime we visit LA. It’s our go-to Mexican place with some Tex-Mex options like great queso and frozen margaritas. They also have really great chicharrones. You won’t be disappointed. Parking can be a gamble. We usually find parking on a street nearby or behind the restaurant. There is a valet next door for another place for like $7 but we try to avoid using it. It may also only be available on weekends. On Sunday when we went, they had a DJ. Not sure if that’s every week or not.

Great service, despite how busy it was on a Sunday night the food came out quick and was hot. Drinks were cold and prices fair. Loved it

I went to El Condor once in 2014 and figured I'd be back, as I liked the place and lived in Los Feliz at the time. I moved away in 2016 and somehow another nine years passed, and I've finally accepted that I'm unlikely to go again. Hence this weird belated review, clearing El Condor out of my drafts. I do remember enjoying El Condor, where I met up with a friend for Friday night drinks. The space was comfortable and attractive, and I had two good cocktails. One was the Amor y Chiles, with blanco tequila, mezcal, Anchos Reyes liqueur, and lime juice; the other a Oaxacan Old Fashioned, with rye, mezcal, and Aperol. It looks like the Oaxacan Old Fashioned, at least, is still on the menu. I think the only reason I failed to Yelp this place at the time is that I didn't eat there, and assumed I would before long, allowing me to write about it in greater detail. So instead, here is my utterly useless review of El Condor, thrown together eleven years later from a different stage of life, using contemporaneous notes and a few glimmers of memory. There must be a lesson here, and maybe it's this: If you feel like a mezcal cocktail, don't wait. Time passes, and El Condor will serve you now.

This restaurant is about location. In the heart of Sunset Junction. The hostess was lovely and the bartender really friendly. BUT the food was really overpriced and not flavorful. Although we didn't have a reservation, they found us a table way upstairs by the restrooms, with no one else around, and when we left, there were still numerous tables sitting empty. Food for this price, needs to be much more tasty. Service downstairs was nice, thus two stars for the service, but we will not return.

This experience was fine, but not good. Rounding down because there are many good Mexican restaurants in the neighborhood and this was crazy expensive for a flavorless dinner. The good: cheerful and hip decor and the scratch margarita. The bartender was really nice, too. The meh: The food lacked herbs and spices. The execution of the cooking was spot on... the recipes were the problem. We ordered the chicken fajitas, Baja fish taco plate, chips, salsa and guacamole. The prominent flavor was salt, and they provided tiny lemon wedges with the fish tacos... I could have used a plate of lemons or limes, some cumin possibly, other peppers, herbs, or garlic/onion? I'm an old white lady, and this food was too bland for me. I think we might have had a better experience if they seated us at one of many empty tables outside or on the main floor. They seated us upstairs by ourselves, and the waiter didn't come by very often. If I drop by again, it would just be for a drink.

This spot was aesthetically pleasing. Cute location, small corner and very lively. Service was great, server was attentive and we were able to be seated almost immediately. Food was pretty decent but i wish the menu had more options as the place is a little upscale with minimal variety. The drink was $19 (el pepino) and fajita was $24 but did come with a lot of food. I was actually able to take some to go. My favorite dish was the asada papas, it definitely was the spotlight. I think it's definitely more of a cute drink/ appetizer place! But if you go try the asada papas.

Neighborhood Mexican restaurant. Felt like it has a lot of repeat business from the people who live in the area and can simply walk from their homes. Staff appeared to know customers who walked in. Everything we ordered was good. The mushroom taco could have used a fat in it or a creamy sauce, so we added a dollop of the guacamole we ordered. Chips were fresh. All of the items we tried were hot and fresh. Staff was kind. Atmosphere is casual. Street parking is difficult in this area, especially on weekends. We parked several blocks down and walked back up Sunset. Definitely will go back.

Went for happy hour on a Thursday. Pretty hip spot, bartenders are attentive to your drink levels and ready to replace it with a new one if asked. Once our party grew over three we moved outside, also someone had a baby and no babies allowed at the bar! Outdoor seating is wonderful for people watching as they walk by and the temperature is really nice on a summer evening. Free refills on chips but not on the salsa. The guac was great, you can tell that real avocados were involved. The salsa is smooth for the most part with a little chunks of tomato in it, the slightly spicy kick to it was addictive. I had a classic margarita with a salt rim and was happy with the tart refreshing flavor. Great prices for LA just parking is a bit of a hassle and might have a couple hours free in surrounding streets.

One of the coolest bars I have ever been to! Stumbled in here on NYE and got to ring in the New Year with Alexis and the beautiful people she brings into her bar! 10/10 will absolutely come here again the vibes are immaculate

Great service, delicious food, great ambience! A real local treasure... Their drink menu is extensive, and their bartending mixologist were fast and very pleasant!

Friendly people, ok service, great location, cute ambiance, bad food. It wasn't like bad "disgusting" per se, but more like bad "I could've paid less for this" kind. Other restaurants served better food for the same price or less. Chips were too salty, the queso dip was runny, and the quesadillas were bland. I like the tortilla though. They kept asking if they can grab our chairs lol. I wish we were sat inside or somewhere cozier than the sidewalk since we were there for our anniversary. I don't recommend going to this place unfortunately even though the people there seemed nice. Try at your own risk, but probably don't order the queso dip.

First and foremost our hostess was amazing. We walked in on a Friday night (after striking out at Bacari) looking for a little impromptu dinner. Immediately our hostess said we had 2 options: 1 inside with a time limit as the table was reserved for a reservation and another table outside under a heat lamp that would be really warm and no time limit. She said the magical words: "really warm!" So, outside we went, to a little table on Edgecliffe with some 'dinner and a show' vibes from watching everyone try to park/wait/pick up. Service was a little slow- guess because it's a busy Friday night- which made me even more glad we picked the table without a time limit! The order in which our food arrived was a little different.. we got our appetizer 20 minutes after being seated, entrees a literal 5 minutes later, and lukewarm (would have been sooner & hotter but the food runner went to the wrong table, back to kitchen, then back to us) and *then* we got our drinks. I can't remember the last time drinks came last? I wanted to switch out my wine but almost didn't bc it took so long to get there lol. My brisket quesadilla, which was server recommended, was underwhelming. Not only was it just a few pieces of meat in an overwhelming amount of cheese, there wasn't any discernible flavor. And there was corn? Very strange! The rice and beans weren't anything special (I devoured them bc they came first with the appetizer instead of my entree and I was hungry) and I won't be ordering them again. In fact, I'd only come again for a glass of wine and more chicharrones. Those were actually delicious, well portioned & seasoned.

Great place to eat and drink. Exceptional customer service from the Hostess, Servers and Bartenders. Even their customers are super friendly. If you're looking for good food, drinks in Silver Lake you must try this place. You will be looking forward to come back!

Rolled through on a Saturday afternoon and the vibes here are always great. Lots of table space as well as standing space, and there was a DJ Nachos are a must-have here, and the chips and salsa were really yummy. The carnitas tacos are loaded up and were honestly worth it for $7.50/each, I got a classic margarita and it was perfect. Our server was super kind, gave great recs, and took great care of our table. Parking in the area is a bit challenging, but you'll always find something if you're willing to walk a bit ;) mainly meters or residential parking (be aware of parking restrictions) The food, drinks, and vibes are consistently good every time I come. Highly recommend dropping in!

I went here with one of my friends! It's located in a great neighborhood and the food was good!! I got chicken enchiladas with the green sauce and a lemonade drink. The food was tasty and full of flavor. My friend got the taco plate and we shared some chips with salsa. The price was a bit pricey though. We sat outside and they were quick to serve us. We stayed there for a few hours to catch up and chat and we left when we saw a spider crawling up on the wall behind us!

The vibe here is great, but the service was a little wonky. I think our server was high and forgot to put in our food. It took us an hour to get our food but once the food came out, it was great. I had the asada quesadilla and the classic margarita, but made it spicy, it was perfect. It is small in there so we had made a reservation for dinner, but we were able to make a reservation the same day.

El Condor: My New Forever Local I was at home, questioning my entire life direction, when I decided to take a walk--just aimless wandering down Sunset Boulevard. Some friends were out, but one was stuck on an awkward date, so I was flying solo. Then, through the haze of my existential pondering, I saw it: a warm, candle-lit glow, earthy browns, a lively bar, good music. Something about it felt right. I poked my head through the curtain, and that's when I met the vision that is Alexis. "Happy St. Patrick's Day!" she said, instantly welcoming me into the fold. Next thing I knew, I had a free IPA in my hand. Then another. And another. Six free IPAs later, my friend Benjamin was enjoying a Topo Chico hard seltzer, David was deep into a Golden State cider (which I also enjoyed), and I had found my new forever local. I will die here. Somewhere between drinks and conversation, Alexis told me the tragic tale of a friend who is full-blown Irish, and apparently, there's no hope for him. Still, we all came together over a drink, proving that even the most lost souls can find solace at the right bar. It's like Cheers, but for people who aren't old and suicidal. And honestly, I might order some food now because this place just feels right.

First time at El Condor! I'm from Texas, where we have great Tex mex and chill joints like this make me so happy. This place has some great food! And we went on Margarita Monday - drinks for 8$! The shrimp quesadilla was super tasty, I could tell the quality of cheese was excellent. The chicharrones were crispy and flavorful, the aioli was a nice touch for dipping. Service was nice, host was adorable and very kind. Our server was great & not overwhelming or obsequious. I got the asada taco and chorizo taco for my main meal. I wouldn't recommend the chorizo taco - it was too greasy & too rich for me. I enjoy chorizo in a breakfast taco but not just a big blob in a tortilla.. the asada was nice. Ambiance is great for people watching and the location is my favorite too in Silverlake - lots to do after dinner, if you want to go to more bars or dessert. I'll come back! Thanks for the good vibes :)

niki tank you for good service food is good. Good tacos good prices and I love the Music

We really liked the ambiance and the service was really great. We got there for the Happy Hour and enjoyed the appetizers. The HH margaritas were delicious as well. The only downside is that the regular menu is kind of expensive. Although, the portions were good.

Service and ambience were good but those were the only redeeming qualities. Mediocre tacos, flavorless rice and beans, forgetful elote, and cheese dip tasted like out of a velveeta or tostitos jar. The "fried fish" in my taco was concerning me given i couldn't taste the fried crispy part and the fish had no taste and smelled. Shrimp were watery. Trust the reviews that the food just isn't that great. Good chips though.... Paid 100 for disappointing food.

Food is mediocre at best. If you have been to an El Torito, think not as good. Service was good to start. Prompt and friendly from our main server. But nearing the end of the meal, my friend and I were rushed out. I had fajitas but my friend a smaller meal and he finished before me. We had only been there 45 minutes but 3 people, the server, the food runner and the hostess all tried to remove my plates before I finished. While I went to the restroom at the end of my eating, the hostess told my friend they needed our table and wanted to move us to the bar. I had a reservation and they put a placard on the table reserving it although plenty of tables were available. We showed up 20 minutes before our reservation. What if we had shown up on time? Would we have been rushed out faster? Not my fault you placed us at a table opposite the host stand that can be expanded into a larger table. They also charge $7 for chips & salsa the vast majority of Mexican restaurants give complementary. FIRST TIME HERE. WILL NEVER RETURN.

Ended up here because the wait at Kombu was too long. I wanted to love this place, but didn't. It's exceptionally dark inside to the point that you can't read the menu or see your food. I had two tacos, a potato and chicken. Both were tasty, just couldn't get over the atmosphere, or lack of.

It's hard for El Condor to stick out because LA is such a good Mexican food city and it just really doesn't fit the bill. It's not bad but it's expensive when most Mexican restaurants in the city are questionably low priced. Where El Condor does pack a punch is in drinks. They have an extensive cocktail menu and they all look super good. You can find all kinds of creative takes on classic drinks and drinks all their own.

Came here for some drinks and I liked the vibe the ambience and the atmosphere. Cool place and great service from Rachel she is the best. Definitely will come back

Stopped by at the bar for a drink and noticed that they carried the Fortaleza tequilas (they're not easy to find). The bartender was busy, but friendly and gracious enough to allow me to record him. The restaurant/bar felt very homie to me. I'd like to stop by some other time to try their food.

Delicious food and nice staff! Took a long time for table to get greeted but everything was great. Will definitely be back

JJ seen here serving Kali a shot of dog water. Excellent service, excellent people and excellent Mexican cuisine. Don't miss El Condor! Thanks JJ!

Love it here! Anderson took care of us at the bar with the yum yums and incredible margaritas. He's fantastic, we will be back! 20/10!

My absolute favorite spot on the Eastside, and my favorite Mexican Restaurant in LA. What sets this spot apart from the others isn't just the amazing food in a hip and relaxed environment, but the phenomenal service and the manager Alexis that takes the time to get to know the regulars by name, and always greets you with great energy and a warm smile (pre-covid, but I know she's smiling under there) I've got to admit, I'm a sucker for a great Happy Hour and at one point was coming here every Monday for a Margarita and some eats for about 4 or 5 months and never wanted to leave. I'm a 15 minute walk and this definitely has a "Cheers" vibe when you're at the bar. You start to see some of the same friendly regulars that also frequent a lot (we're obsessed with El Condor, ok?!) Let's talk food though: Margarita - 5 stars. I did a Marg Crawl of The Eastside and this won for best Marg. I get a classic on the rocks, add a splash of sparkling water to it and it's my favorite marg ever. Also LOVE the Skinny Marg here, it doesn't taste like just tequila & lime (which is technically NOT a margarita), it tastes like a margarita that's a bit less sweet. Queso Dip - 5 Stars. My obsession! I love queso but most spots do it wrong and the cheese is too sticky. This is a dippable (we're making this a new word today) queso that is complemented perfectly with fresh tortilla chips. (I get this every time) Guacamole - 5 stars. Perfect texture and taste, always so fresh! Chips & Salsa - 5 Stars. I would never usually order just chips & salsa, but the red salsa here is out of this world and the chips always arrive warm here. Another dippable moment. (You get it, I'm a dipper) Elote - 5 Stars. Perfect here! Simple and classic, and you know I'm going ask for more tortillas chips to dip. Kale - 4 1/2 Stars. I admit, I hate Kale but it's LA and sometime you just need to have a salad. Their take on it is the best I've ever enjoyed it with little pepitas and a light cheese. (Must have been during my Keto moment) Cheese & Chicken Quesadilla - 5 stars for both! Sometimes I just like it plain with cheese and use as a dipping vessel w guac, and the texture and crunch of this tortilla is so good. The chicken is amazing too! I hear the brisket is phenomenal, haven't tried it yet though. Potato Taco - 5 Stars. I looove potato tacos (and taquitos, hint) and their version is delicious. The pickled onion gives it balance and this goes great with the red salsa. Chicken Taco - 5 Stars. This is on a soft tortilla with a light swipe of guac and a pickled onion that just works, and definitely use some of that red salsa here too. (Honorable mention to a Beef Crispy Taco I had here once 3 or 4 years ago on a Taco Tuesday. I still dream of that taco) Awesome selection of Tequila and Mezcal here. Ask Alexis or Josh, they know their tequila well. The space itself is bright and airy, and offers an indoor and outdoor area, and a really cute front patio which is great for people watching. Absolutely love this spot, you always leave having had a great time and having great food.

Food was so good literally scraped the plate clean. Good service, the host Sasha seated us pretty much right away even though it was a full house. Our server Jake had great energy and made the experience that much more enjoyable. Great atmosphere and decor as well. Just a very enjoyable experience all together!

Jake Szczepaniak was so RUDE when I was trying to ask a question. He was setting up outside, I couldn't even finish my question and he abruptly said I don't know, without me even finishing what I was gonna ask. About 45 minutes later, he comes back to me and says "hey girl what were you asking me? I was trying to set up earlier" I told him no it's okay you were rude and he said "oh well I didn't know you were so clueless" (I guess when a person asks a question that means they're clueless) so since he said that and was being rude again! I told him that he didn't have to be a dick. He thinks because he was setting up it gives him the right to be rude to someone because he's so so busy. He even told me and my husband just to "keep looking hideous" and he walked away. I never heard of a person working at a restaurant treating a potential customer that way. I guess it says a lot about the place. Unfortunately I have to give this place 1 star or else it wouldn't let me post my review.

The enchiladas here are so so good. Kind of expensive but good for a date night as the lighting is on the darker side.

The energy that's exhibited from this restaurant's incredible. The ambiance is magnificent; a superb Mexican hacienda-like display with decent food (the chips and salsa are some of the best I've had). Their bartenders (John, Adam and Steve) are the sharpest cats that I've seen in the bar industry. A michelada (has to be made by Adam) and three Bohemias in, I think it's time to ride off into the sunset.

The ambiance is great and service was decent here, super fun place to hang with friends and grab a drink. The food however, isn't that great and is very overpriced. I'd say worth dropping in for happy hour but nothing more. Also the hidden 4% service fee that's tacked on to the already high bill at the end is shady. Place feels like they're nickel and diming you for everything. Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 3.5/5 Food: 3/5 Value: 2/5

You know I had low expectations for this place, BUT and a big BUT! Service was great! The Paloma was eh' but the passion fruit marg 100/10. The carne asada was perf! Nice and tender. Overall, absolutely recommend!

Loved so much about this place from its interior to our very funny waiter (wish I knew his name) and, above all, the incredibly innovative, delicious drinks-- but not the food. There were some common Mexican dishes and a few unusual dishes (e.g. brisket enchiladas) but none were particularly tasty, and some were not good (the guacamole seemed watery). I would still go back for the ambiance and drinks!

We came here for the superbowl and had a great experience. Alexis was very welcoming and gave us amazing service!! Definitely recommend! Good food and drinks.

2 stars for the food. Minus 1 star for the surprise 4% fee on the bill. I had tacos platter, the brisket was fine but the chicken was disgusting. Rice and beans were bland.

I don't like rating this place 3 stars, especially because it is doing SO much right. Service- excellent, very attentive, happy, charismatic Atmosphere- also excellent, busy but fun, vibrant, outside areas perfectly heated Food- so the chips and salsa were Great, however I think chips and salsa should always be free at a mexican place- I see no reason why not (happy customers buy more). My meal was really disappointing, I asked the waiter to pick between quesadilla and Platos and he picked platos so I got the fish one and it was one of the blandest meals I've had in a long time. I asked for any kind of sauce and he brought out an avocado sauce that was also uninspiring. My friend got quesadillas and he was not very pleased either. I usually have no problem finishing my food but it really did nothing for me. So unfortunately because of that I have to rate this place a 3.

When I saw the menu online I was surprised to see the $6.75 and $5.75 single tacos, but since it's LA, and iconic Silverlake, I foolishly thought they were going to be some damned good tacos. Haha! Hard and cold corn tortilla from a bag, with (days old, or many times preheated) hard carnitas. Semi cooked chorizo, not enough toppings, the tiniest quarters of lime and green sauce container. The menu says each taco comes with salsa, green and red. When I asked twice for my promised red salsa arrived late and they charged me for it. It was very disappointing. My husband ordered the chicken fajitas which arrived burned. Literally...The server, was no where to be found. The busboy was kind enough to come to see if everything was ok and told us they will replace the fajitas. The second time they were better, but still many pieces burned, again! My friend ordered chicken enchiladas which were so strange.. basically they were cheese enchiladas with pieces of chicken on top. I'm giving this place an extra star because they compensated their mistake not charging my husband for a beer he'd ordered. In conclusion, if you want overpriced low quality Calitexmex food and a mediocre service, El condor is your place to go.

I came here on a Thursday evening with my boyfriend. We sat at the bar, the vibe was lively. We ordered two cocktails, both were good. They have a decent tequila collection. The carnitas nachos and a fish and brisket taco. The nachos were delicious. We started in on them before I could take a picture. They had plenty of delicious carnitas on them, with lots of flavor. The tacos were also delicious. We liked the fish taco best, but the brisket was also really good. The meat was tender. No fatty bits in the taco or salad, which makes me happy. Overall the vibe was great, noisy, but not too loud, the bartender was friendly and gave great food recommendations and the food and drinks were good! I'd come back, and suggest it for anyone looking for some good Mexican food and drinks.

Great atmosphere and location but the host was unhelpful and kinda rude. The food was below average yet extremely overpriced. Bought the nachos + asada ($24) and it had only nine chips, and they were so soggy it was inedible. With all the great food on that street, and all the great Mexican food in LA in general, I have no idea why anyone would waste their money or time here. Huge disappointment. I don't know if they're under new management or what, but a couple years ago this was my go-to happy hour spot. What happened?

Had lunch there on a Saturday. Fish tasted very old. Eight hours later I'm sick as a dog. All weekend. Service is always poor, too. Good vibes but not worth the risk.

We ended up at this place last minute, the vibe looked good it full of people so we step in and didn't wait long for a table which was nice for being Hollywood. Now even though the menu was short and sweet the prices were ridiculous for a small table size of guacamole it was $15, a quesadilla was almost $20 depending on meat. Ok, we still stayed just to try it thinking with these prices has to be good. Well, our waiter didn't check on us once, our food took a while and was cold. So now what made our experience not to great was we got the food to go asked for the bill. Here's our bill we got charged "4% equitable living wage" like wtf is that? Well that's ridiculous I've never heard of that so instead of 15-18% tip you just got yourself a 4% tip. Do not go to this restaurant unless it's for vibes and drinks just sit at the bar.

Why is this place only 3.5 stars?! The margaritas, fish tacos, enchiladas, and quesadillas are great! We live in the neighborhood and this is our regular hangout. The people and dog watching is also top notch!

Fish tacos and blood orange margaritas, as well as the staff were amazing! Definitely my go to spot!

Their food sounds delicious on paper, but as soon as it hits your mouth, it's a whole other story. Went with a friend, ordered Papas Bravas and Chicharrones for the table. Pork rinds were good, potatoes were ok. The food, bleh. We ordered a brisket quesadilla, a potato taco, carnitas taco, and a asada taco I think it was. Can someone please tell me why the brisket quesadilla tasted of cinnamon?? Disgusting. The potato taco, bland as ever, I was hoping Gordon Ramsey would blast thru the doors yelling about how bland it was. The carnitas taco, it felt like I dumped a salt shaker in my mouth. The asada, I didn't even finish it. I hated everything about this experience. The greeter, some bowl cut hipster with an attitude problem. We walked out, said thanks and if looks could kill, I would have been murdered in the first degree. Maybe he doesn't like actual Mexicans eating at a Mexican restaurant. Same goes for a Tall waitress with a staring problem. As a Mexican, I hated this place. If you're white, you'll love it! I went on a foodventure and found out the hard way that this isn't the place for me. I don't know what I expected going into the Silverlake area. At least their Tequila and Mezcal selection was pretty good. ¯\_( ° °)_/¯

Nice seating area upstairs. There was about a 40 minute wait for a table on Friday night. We just got drinks at the bar. Great music and lively atmosphere. Did not try any food as we already had our name in elsewhere.

don't sleep on the brunch, especially the breakfast tacos and the "espress yourself" martini god i love it here

Food was average. They charge 20% tip without telling you upfront. Quesadilla didn't come with salsa and sour cream (like every decent Mexican restaurant does). Ordered those two separately, just to be surprised when the bill came out that those items were a separate charge. Giving an extra star since service was good. Go elsewhere.