Kikey's Cafe Authentic Mexican Food

We had an amazing breakfast here, our favorite in months. Everything we tried was delicious. The “divorced” chilaquiles had two delicious sauces and a great crusty white bread to mop it up, the kids quesadilla was the biggest portion and tastiest chicken I’ve seen from a kids menu, and the chorizo was amazing. My only nitpick with the meal was inconsistency in the eggs, I’d ordered over easy and one was good while the other came over medium/hard. That said, this place still easily gets 5 stars from me and we will definitely be back.

The food was really good, portions looked smaller than in the pictures, but they were actually filling. I had the breakfast parrilla with asado were delicious! Drink was good too. Service was friendly and fast, though there was a small wait since it was the weekend. But once we got seated, the food came out really quickly.

Kikey's Cafe was delightful! Their decor was a good balance between whimsical and not overwhelming. The parking lot is small and busy. The food was so good-fresh, hot, great flavors. I really liked their Mexican Mocha in the beautiful ceramic mug. Will definitely bring friends the next time.

I came to Kikey's because a friend swears by their food. It was delicious. I ordered the Huevos con Chorizo and the Mocha Mexicano. We also offered the Machaca con Huevos, Breakfast Parrilla, and the Churro Pancake Plate. Everyone enjoyed their meal. There's some extra parking behind the restaurant, and there's nearby lots of you're ok with walking (a block or two). I'll definitely be back to try other dishes!

The chilaquiles was amazing! The salsa was flavorful and they chips were still a bit crunchy. The burrito was also good but the potatoes seemed to lack any flavor at all unfortunately. Wasn’t able to try the champurrado as they told me the barista wasn’t in yet. The aesthetics of the restaurant was cool, loved the Rey Mysterio mural in the hallway

The food was amazing delicious and flavor wow bomb.com definitely will come to try more of their menu… also the service was great they are polite and friendly.

Visited here today for the first time. I haven’t had authentic Mexican food since moving here and this exceeded my expectations by a long run. It was so welcome and beautiful inside. The presentation and aesthetic was so beautiful! The waitress and all of the staff we had was WONDERFUL. They were so attentive and I highly recommend it!!

Love Kikeys. Authentic Mexican food. My favorite is the tacos campechanos. Best time to go is early morning or a weekday because there is a long wait on the weekends for lunch.

On our yearly trip to Seattle, my beautiful wife and I had to find something close to the airport for brunch and Kikey's was quite the find! The decor would be what you would expect to find in a Mexican restaurant with a Mexican superhero? And Day of the Dead decor. I ordered a horchata and my wife ordered a horchata coffee to start things off. My horchata was excellent which in my opinion you just have to make it taste not like water and Kikey's passed! My wife enjoyed her coffee but said it was a little too sweet for her first thing in the morning. I went with the wet burrito and it was massive! The sauces on top especially the Verde was delicious with a little bit of heat. The steak was seasoned well but had more than one piece of grizzled mixed in. My wife enjoyed the avocado toast as it came with some kind of avocado dip. She added bacon and Kikey's didn't hold back for $5 extra dollars. Kikey's will be a go to for us whenever we need a place to eat close to the airport. The drinks and toast were superb and even though there was some grizzled in the burrito, it doesn't outweigh the amount of food or the amount of steak I received.

Locally family owned and operated. This authentic Mexican restaurant has wonderful food. Regional Recipes handed down from family and it shows in the dishes. Ambiance 4 Stars - established near the Seattle airport, it is located in small building with minimal parking space. So, you will need to find space in another lot or business. The decor is friendly, homey, but a modern vibe twist. Mi Casa Su Casa is how we felt. The are about 30 tables that could seat 2-8 people. The tables and chairs were solid and clean. Because of the popularity of their regional food , it can get loud when all the tables are full. Service 4.5 Stars - our host and server were friendly, professional and welcoming. They made you feel like family. Our server has a beautiful and relaxing smile and answered all of our questions. Though we had some confusion on the Cafe - Espresso order but we can't hold that against her. Food: 3.5 - 4.5 Stars Get ready to unbuckle or loose you pants cuz they give you a healthy portion of food. It was wonderful and surprising for the price. Coffee w Espresso- 3.5 stars - it was okay. The beans were different and tasted light on the Espresso. Breakfast Entrees: 1. Eggs Benedict with a litte touch of Mexico - 2 Toasted English muffin, poached eggs, grilled tomatoes, Garnished with Hollandaise sauce, Chorizo, salsa Verde, house potatoes and side salad. 4.25 stars The poached eggs were perfect, light and the creamy yolk blended nicely into chorizo and muffin. The diced chorizo was seasoned well and not too spicy. 2. Asada Burrito - 4.5 Stars Carne Asada, pinto refried beans, rice and cheese mexi blend. Served with Pico de Gallo on the side and house potatoes. All of their burritos are large! Excellent leftover food if you can't eat it all. The carne asada was tendered and flavorful with the perfect balance of the Mexican seasoning and not too salty. We asked for a hotter salsa and they brought three different homemade blends. The salsa verde was the top choice. Right amount of heat, cilantro, lime and tomatillo sauce. We would stayed longer but had to catch our next flight. Glad we came and will definitely be in my Seattle Favorites for the next time we are here.

Was a highly rated place and highly recommended to us to come check this place out! A couple of times we had to wait longer than 30 min since you have to take note that it's not a big place to really dine into especially during the weekends! Unfortunately had to pass those couple of times due to the wait. Our French toast was great but as for the torta I don't think it was up to my standards if that makes sense (I've definitely had better). The ambiance of the place though it's really cool and very much kinda like a small diner place, I do love their plates and cups that they use to present the food!

My friend hyped this place up as the best breakfast burrito in town, and he said it several years ago before it got so busy. I tried to go here a few times - on a Sunday 8am I called and they said a 45-60 min wait, which is crazy. I then went on a Thursday at 1pm and there was still a 20-30 min wait, so I gave up and just placed a takeout order. If it's that hyped now, it must be good? Yes it's good but honestly overhyped. I got the breakfast burrito with chorizo which came with breakfast potatoes and salsa on the side. $17.99 before tax comes out to almost $20 after tax, which is quite expensive, but the portions are large such that this was the only thing I needed to eat for the rest of the day (aside from protein shake and other light stuff) The breakfast burrito is nicely grilled on both sides and stuffed with rice, beans, and eggs scrambled with chorizo. It's hard to pinpoint the chorizo specifically but it's there in good quantities. The green salsa complements the dish well. Breakfast potatoes were okay and not necessary - I'd love if they had an option to take it out for a less expensive order. It's overall very filling and flavorful, and it was pretty good. I am not sure I would wait this long or brave the dine in waitlist at any time of the day after 8am to try again, but would happily order the burrito again if it's not as big of a time sink. The takeout order was quoted 8-10 min from both the host and the counter cashier but it actually took 20 min so I almost ran late to my other appointment, so better estimates would be appreciated. They told me to wait outside but after 15 min, nothing. At the 20 min mark I had to walk back inside only for them to deliver the order... imagine how long I'd be wasting my time if I just chilled outside? I took off a star for this.

We stopped here on the way to the airport for one last breakfast on vacation and it did not disappoint! All of the entrees we ordered were so flavorful and fresh - my favorite was the chorizo tacos. The waitress was friendly and checked in on us multiple times. The Mexican candy they gave at the end with our bill was a cute little touch!

What a GEM! Everything was AMAZING!!!! The crispy bacon get a side you won't regret it, it's so flavorful and thick. I had two of the tacos and they were to die for! Taco Campechano! A whole new level of taco for me. I would come here just for the tacos. That cheese crust makes it so different and unique! Taco de Pallo! Equally as good but the first one was different and yummy. The pancake OMG come here if your craving pancakes just do it! They are the size of the plate, one is enough!

I've been moping around in my own head because there's no comparable restaurant to my favorite place in OKC, and then I came across this place and I thought...maybe? The ambiance looks comparable (bright colors, fun and quirky, etc), and the menu does have some parallel dishes, so we came to see on a Sunday. It's definitely earned the ratings, as the place was never empty. There were always groups or couples waiting to get in, us included. Everyone working in there is just zooming around nonstop. Food - we got the breakfast parrilla, huevos rancheros and a stack of the mazapán pancakes. All flavors were suave but had depth. The mazapán crumble and milky juiciness really made them stand out. My parrilla was great and very filling, but the potatoes weren't cooked all the way, making them slightly hard to chew. My husband said his potatoes were the same, so it must've been the batch cooked. He really enjoyed the huevos and I really liked the tomate and the rice. I do wish my parrilla came with more chips or a side of rolled tortillas. Service - we were basically served by the owner the entire time and he was very warm and welcoming, even offering us a better table with more space. Drinks - I really liked both coffee drinks. The chocolate was flavorful and heavy, and the horchata latte was very balanced. My husband was disappointed by the latter, as he said it tasted more like cinnamon and coffee, but...I mean...it IS a coffee drink lol. I drank both while he enjoyed the quite large michelada. The chamoy covered gummies were a very nice touch. Overall, the food is good and I get the ratings and the hype. Is it comparable to Cafe Kacao? Not 100% but it's a sister and she's trying to her most earnest so we applaud her for it. Prices were on par for Seattle, however I was a bit taken aback by the carne asada fries being $26...that better be a big, heaping dish for that price point, especially when other dishes were under that price point.

Really enjoy their chilaquiles verdes! They are spicy enough for me to enjoy! I love that they offer cafe de olla, reminds me of home. Their staff is friendly, though they are a bit slow at times.

Service was good! Salsa was spicy delicious taste torta was incredible! Coffee was strong but too sweet !

Stop yesterday, Monday 4/7-25 for lunch . Ordered vet burrito fantastic , the staff friendly, the place is great and worth to try. Highly recommended.

Landed in Seattle this morning and we were craving something delicious! Came across this Gem on Yelp and the reviews didn't disappoint! Super Friendly greet when you walk in and the Server and all employees were super nice! Great selection on their menu. Everything looked soooooo good! You can't go wrong! Love the Chavo del Ocho theme and wrestler masks lol

There have been some menu updates! They now have a dinner menu and alcohol on the menu (but no liquor). The micheladas are $15 which seemed steep at first but the drinks are substantial and very tasty. There has also been some tweaks here and there for existing menu items and prices seem to have gone up slightly. Overall still one of my favorite breakfast/brunch spots in Burien.

Really tasty when we ordered, loved all the food we tried, takeout was easy and the place was super packed at like 1pm on a Thursday so clearly other people enjoyed as well.

First time here and all the food was very delicious! Wait staff were nice. There was about half hour wait before we got seated due to a busy Saturday. Really enjoyed the bustling atmosphere and looking forward to coming back and trying more items on the menu!

Another great experience at Kikey's. The place is always packed, even on weekdays. Today had the Mazapan Latte and Eggs Benedict Mexico style with chorizo. The food was all delicious, including the spinach salad that came with the meal. Service is always great and prices are good. So glad to have found this place!!!

Total yum. Attentive service and fun environment. Food was on point and had all the flavors of authentic Mexican. Filled with Mexican people and first language was Spanish here so that is usually a sign of an authentic place in my opinion. I'm just a white Euro- American mutt who lives for hot sauce and loves Mexican food. As for the 4 instead of 5 stars was due to a couple of things, my server didn't know they had other hot sauces than the average tapatio and Cholula - they had my fave Yucateco chile Habanero. Also I had the delicious Chicaquiles Divorciados and everything was amazing. I had to pay an extra $4.99 to add pastor and an extra $1.99 to add beans to the already $17.99 dish and it really could have used avocado and sour cream and jam with the bread but I didn't want to pay an extra $10-12 for all of that which would have made my breakfast dish become $40 ~ that's just way too much for one person at breakfast not including the drink. Overall with drinks and meal for 2 with tip was around $75 = kinda pricey and only worth it occasionally. I would come weekly if it was a little bit less expensive. Overall delicious though!

I heard so many amazing things about this cafe through Yelp and Social Media and I was so excited to try it. I made it down to Burien to try Kikeys Cafe. We went on a Sunday during lunchtime so we did have a bit of a wait. However, they always checked in with us updating us on when we would be seated. I truly appreciate that because I felt seen and appreciated. The place is quite large and is great for groups. For drinks, we ordered the Mango Lemonade and Horchatta Latte. Both drinks were so delicious and full of flavor. For food, we ordered the Breakfast Parrilla with Chorizo and a Mazapan Pancake Stack. The Breakfast Parrilla was full of flavor and the ratio of all the ingredients was perfect. The eggs and chips made the dish come together. The Mazapan Pancakes were fluffy and moist. Typically, I am not a pancake person, but I would order these pancakes again. The Mazapan added such a nice almond flavor that was accompanied by pancakes. I highly recommend waiting because all the dishes are delicious and truly such great service.

A cute little breakfast place. Looked the service, server was super attentive. Food was delicious, very filling!! Also ordered the squeezed orange juice & I took me back to my childhood

I have been wanting to come to Kikey's for years now and finally made it today. Let me start by saying it did not disappoint. The entrance is a bit strange as it sits in a strip mall, but don't let that dissuade you. The ambience is pretty cool when you walk in. Very welcoming local feel. The staff is very attentive as you walk in. We came on a weekday and it was still a bit busy but we were sat quickly. The food smelled so good as we entered and we were excited to jump in. I ordered the veggie scramble with a side of chorizo. Also the chilaquiles with an abuelito hot chocolate. Everything was delicious to the last bite. We will definitely be back to try more soon. Enjoy!

Hidden gem of a all-day breakfast and lunch spot in Burien. Not sure how we've driven by so many times without noticing this place, especially with the bright colors on signage. Fun interior with luchador gear and faux florals everywhere. Portion sizes are huge so come ready to eat! The Lechera pancake is so good, i always have to get 1 pancake as side. 3 is too many for me but it's also worth taking home leftovers. The Taste of Mexico Benedict was great but mine had too much chorizo (unpopular opinion probably) so it was very salty and heavy. The other benedicts are great too. My partner decided to try the "mexican" breakfast sausage with his French Toast plate but turns out it's vienna sausage-esque. Bacon next time! We somehow get the same server every time and she is speedy and great with recommendations. The in-house video is on a loop but it's hilarious so I keep watching it. Price is reasonable for the portion size.

This was a truly unique experience here in Seattle. From the live music to the service, Kikey's Mexican Restaurant is well deserving of these 5 stars. The asada torta was spot on with the perfect amount of meat, refried beans, and cheese! It's making my mouth water just thinking about it. What made it stand out was the bread - it was not stale, but rather crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. You just can't find this kind of quality traditional Mexican food in many places, but Kikey's delivers. We were pleasantly surprised when they gave us a free tamal to try, and we absolutely loved it! It tasted fresh and homemade, just like my family's recipe. Our waitress was also very attentive and helpful. She provided clarity on the spice levels for my girlfriend's chilaquiles, which was much appreciated - I thought their actual hottest (green sauce) was the mildest.

Such a cute place to grab breakfast! Located near the SeaTac airport, it is cozy and comfortable. The food is absolutely delicious! I had the chilaquiles with asada and the Verde salsa on the side. Absolutely scrumptious with house fried chips and tangy salsa. The beans were so good as well. The service was very fast and friendly. Parking was a little tricky with not many spaces, but totally worth it!

Yes, however was not able to re visit because it has become quite popular! It had a line up outside!!!! However service snd food are both great from previous tries!!!!

Kikey's is my go to breakfast spot when I am in the area. Their delicious burritos , huevos rancheros, basically everything that I have had here has been delicious . Their service is great and the restaurant has a good vibe. Definitely a great place for breakfast if you happen to be in Burien.

On our mini honeymoon we got hungry and the hubby let me pick and patiently waiting an hour to be seated on a busy Saturday morning! The vibe definitely felt like home and inviting the line to get in was confirmation that the food was going to be delicious! And it did not disappoint hubby got the cafe de olla with red chilaquiles I got the champurado with the green chilaquiles they are spicier than the red but so good. The live mariachi hit cords I needed to hear it was a perfect ending to our hunger and honeymoon this cafe is worth the wait!

Was looking for a new place to meet a friend for breakfast and this spot popped up on my radar. It's a Mexican food place and they had Chilaquiles on the menu which is one of my all time favorites, so I had to check it out. The atmosphere is cool, brightly painted murals on the walls, even in the bathroom. The service was excellent!! The chilaquiles were good, they didn't change my life but I will go back. I got the red sauce ones and the server said that the verde ones are a hit. Though red is my favorite, I will go back and give them a try. My friend had some fruit topped French toast that looked amazing and he said it was. It's a super convenient, good breakfast spot but they serve all meals, so go check it out !!

I'm sorry but this place is super overhyped. The food is good but nothing life changing that is worth a 1-2 hour wait. The service was also horrible. Firstly they forgot to make my order in a large group so I was awkwardly the only one in my group that didn't have my food at the table. Then, they kept rushing us while we're eating- kept coming and asking "oh can I take your plate? Oh can I get you a to go container?" Like geez we had literally been at our table for maybe 40 minutes and they're already trying to get us out - I mean maybe we would be done faster if my food arrived on time from the kitchen. Then in the rush of clearing my toddler's plate they took our utensils- literally bright pink Mickey Mouse forks their busers couldn't even watch out for while quickly scooping up our plates bc they're so worried about rushing and turning over their tables for the next people. And then when we asked our waiter if they could try and look for the utensils, she was so confused and I just told my husband "nevermind let's just leave". So now there's some random Mickey Mouse fork hanging out in their dishwashers. Oh and when I was ordering our food, I asked our waiter should I place an order for dessert now or later and she was like "oh whatever works best for you" so I decided ok I want to order later. But of course I never had a chance to even order dessert bc the waiter quickly pushed our receipts in our faces once the plates were cleared. So incredibly rude- like how about waiting for ppl to ask their receipt before shoving it in their face. Like some of us still wanted more coffee or desserts. Just nope- once and done. Nothing here is good enough to put up with rushed inconsiderate rude service.

Food came fast. It was tasty although not super exciting. The staff were Very nice and helpful. The restaurant was decorated handsomely.

This is a very popular spot, even though breakfast time was nearing an end by the time we left, there were still people waiting outside to be seated. Service is fairly friendly, though we didn't get checked on much at all...so our water was refilled when we were already done, couldn't ask for any salsa, etc. because no one came to check in on us. Food takes a bit but is well worth it. The meat on the mi ranchero plate is so good, that plate alone is worth coming here for. The concha French toast is fun but doesn't need that much whipped cream, I actual scraped it all off. Flavor wise, it's very cinnamon forward- for any cinnamon lover, get this. Interior is loud and busy.

Been wanting to try this place for a while. Good food and drinks. Service is a little slow and parking can be very tight. Will definitely give it another try though!

I accidentally wound up at this restaurant. We were going to a different one about 15 minutes away on our way to the airport but when we go there it looked shady so we yelped another one up and Came up with Kikey's. I wish this was in our town. First off, I gotta say.. the entire staff was so pleasant and nice. I had two picky kids with me and I was pretty short tempered at the time as we had been driving around for a while and they were above and beyond so nice with everything. For instance, I wasn't really paying attention to the menu and just picked something randomly. It wasn't served during the week day, only at the weekend ...but without asking or anything the waitress was all "you know, thats only served on weekends but let me get with the Chef and see if we can whip that up for you" and before I could say anything she was outtie and checking ...came back and was like "yup..we can do that for you". I was pretty over the top impressed. It's always so nice when you come to a business that just does the right thing from the start instead of having to be pushed that way. I really appreciate it. The restaurant was not just clean, but really bright. I loved a lot of the decorations. there was a lot to look at without it being very overbearing. With the food, I got to say I wasn't expecting anything crazy as I was super hungry but nothing was sounding "it" if you know what I mean... Well all the food was fantastic...and I gotta say there was a ton of food. You really get your value for your money, in fact I was kinda surprised at how cheap my bill was. if you get a chance, stop by..have some breakfast/brunch.. you won't be disappointed.

Food used to better now is not as good also 20% on tips if are 6 people or more since when and why not letting your customers about it plus the service wasn't at the 20% sad used to love this place.

This breakfast did not disappoint! I seriously love when breakfast is served with a small salad AS WELL as with yummy potatoes. This spin on an eggs Benedict was tremendous. I was starving after a flight into town and I googled this place and I am so glad I stopped in. The hollandaise sauce was great and complimented the chorizo quite nicely. Service was efficient even though it was quite busy for a Monday morning. Ambiance is funky and had cute mugs! I was bummed my americano didn't come in a pretty mug but overall a great place for breakfast.

It was highly rated, and we were hungry , parking is tight in the front of the restaurant. But there I s plenty of parking in the back . Menu is extensive we had eggs Benedict, , chiliquiles, it was spicy but the chips got soggy quickly, loved the steak, I thought it came with side order of tortillas. Had the steak added and the meat was flavorful. The restaurant was packed at 3.00 on Saturday the waiters could have been more helpful with the menu, I was going to order a burrito

I learned about this Mexican from a food vlogger and paid a visit on a Friday evening. I was pleased with the experience dining at Kikey's Cafe. Ambiance: Loved the graffiti wall art and decorations. Seated quickly on a Friday evening. Food: Generous portions of tacos and fajitas, served with beans and rice. Affordable pricing. The server was attentive, offering excellent dessert recommendations. The concha Francesa filled with whipped cream, Nutella, and strawberries was a delight! :) Customer Service: Food arrived promptly and served hot. Can't wait to return for breakfast and coffee!

I'm back! And Kikey's still delivers!! Yummy, quality food...has the Breakfast Parrilla with carne asada, over-easy huevos and potatoes. Delicious!!

The food is delicious. And the service is very fast. Go early because there's a wait, it's popular. Have the Mexican hot chocolate with whip cream.

Busy place! Always a line. Amazing coffee. Amazing food! No wonder the line. We ordered the huevos rancheros, and the Carnitas Egg Benedict. The tortillas were a bit burned on the rancheros, but the carnitas Benedict was some of the best carnitas that I've ever had. Big flavor on simple slow roasted pork that's top drawer quality. Most of the food I saw going by was beautifully plated. They make pancakes, French toast and the usual diner suspects. Service is excellent! Prices are reasonable. Parking in the lot behind the building.

Stopped here while I was waiting for a friend and I was pleasantly surprised! I was seated right away. I got the chilaquiles with the rojo sauce. The flavor was delicious, but it was a bit too much sauce for me. I should have asked for lighter on the sauce so that's my fault. Just know it is drenched in sauce. Got a side of avocado and beans and a cafe con leche. I would definitely come back. The service was great and everyone was friendly! It was just a bit cold in the restaurant.

Came on Memorial Day and the service was so terrible. We waited so long for someone to take our order and when we got our food.. we were missing a few items. Took another 10 minutes to flag someone down. It was like PULLING TEETH just to get someone to get our bill. Omg.. get your servers on the same page!! To the cooks.. amazing job per usual. Food was delicious and great portions. I may just get food to go from now on.

Oh this place is insane. Absolutely worth the drive to burien. The chilaquiles are to die for. Really all of the food is really good, and I liked that I could get a mini concha with my breakfast. It gets packed, so def get there early or be prepared to wait a bit. Parking lot is small, but we were lucky enough to pull right up. Staff is attentive but not overbearing. It's a pretty loud spot given the layout, but not in a way that affected our meal.

I really wanted to like this place, but I think we just ended up coming on a bad day. Parking itself here is a nightmare if it's busy, but that's not really their fault. Our server wasn't very attentive and we often waited 15-20 minutes between ordering drinks, food, getting the check, and getting the receipt back. Drinks were good but nothing that makes them stand out from any other cafe. We had the chilaquiles and a torta, both which were tinier portions than expected. The torta was fine, side potatoes are under seasoned though. But the salsa on the chilaquiles was not tasting how it should have. There was no spice or tang, rather just a weird sourness like it had been left in a fridge too long. Nothing at this place seems to balance the other bad factors out so I won't be back any time soon.

Every bite was an explosion of rich, bold flavors that danced on my palate--smoky, spicy, tangy, and perfectly balanced. The tenderness of the slow-cooked carne asada meat, the warmth of freshly made dishes,, and the depth of the sauces made every dish feel like a revelation. It wasn't just a meal; it was an experience that redefined my understanding of flavor. To say the least I definitely had a small taste of Mexico . Special shoutout to This very nice worker named zirce! She was very sweet and extremely accommodating to our group. She made our experience amazing definitely coming back again !!

Parking and wait times long, but food is good. Love the pancakes. Wet carne asada burrito was so yum! Want to try the torta in the future.

This place had amazing food, drinks and service. From the chilaquiles to the Mazapan Latte, everything was great! Will definitely return

One of my favorite Mexican spots south of Seattle! I heard good things about this spot via social media and I had to check it out. I tried their chilaquiles divorciados, dulce de Leche pancakes, and mazapan latte. To start off, the chilaquiles were phenomenal. They came with half salsa verde and half red salsa which was super spicy! You had to add additional charge for meat and beans but it was worth it and went well with everything! The dulce de leche pancakes were also great and enjoyable. Finally i loved the mazapan lattes and the cups they came in. Warning though, they are super busy on weekends and there is usually a long wait (1-2 hours) but the quality of the food makes me want to come back!

Food is awesome, service was attentive and nice, kind of a small place but definitely worth it, just fyi if you don't like to wait more than 30 mins to get a table then this is not your place, that is due to the size of the restaurant but the food is worth the wait, just saying. This is not a fine dinning megapopular place BUT as a hispanic/latino this definitely took me back to home and the flavors a grew up with.

This place exceeded my expectations. Their menu has a huge selection for Sunday and we ordered the carne asada and the mole chilaquiles. The meat was seasoned so well and the mole was thick and rich, with a touch of spiciness, which I very much appreciated. I can't wait to go back because I'd love to try their pancakes. They're very busy on Sunday's so expect to wait for a table at least for 40 minutes but worth the wait.

Went here for brunch the service was good the place is super cute with lots of decor from Mexico. They have so many different drinks and fresh juice. The food was really flavorful and good portions I would definitely recommend