Chiraag B.
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Pro tip: absolutely make a reservation before coming here. We booked two days in advance for a Monday night and were able to secure a slot.
When we arrived, we were told our table was being cleaned. However, a group that arrived after us was seated immediately. While we were still waiting at the check-in area, another server approached and asked if we had a reservation—despite us already having checked in. After confirming (again) that we did, we were finally told our table was ready.
Unfortunately, the awkwardness didn’t stop there. While I took my son to the bathroom, it appeared that the same server who initially checked us in went over to my wife and said, “Hi darling, so the menu is in both English and Spanish.” This comment left my wife feeling frustrated and uncomfortable, as it came across as unnecessary and condescending—as if she couldn’t read or figure it out on her own. Combined with the earlier check-in experience, it made us feel less welcomed than other guests.
Once seated, however, things improved significantly. I ordered the brisket, which was absolutely delicious—tender, flavorful, and truly melt-in-your-mouth. I paired it with a piña colada, which was nicely balanced and refreshing. My wife had the grilled shrimp, which she enjoyed, along with a mango margarita she really liked. Our son ordered the mac and cheese and was happy with it.
Our table-side server was attentive, friendly, and offered great menu recommendations, and the food overall was excellent.
Because of the uncomfortable and disappointing front-of-house interactions, I’m knocking off one star. That said, the food is outstanding, and once you’re seated, the dining experience improves considerably. It’s definitely a spot worth trying—but the welcome could use improvement.