Glenn F.
Yelp
The reviews from others are basically accurate. Perhaps due to staff shortages, it feels like a very nice cafeteria instead of a restaurant. The staff is generally pleasant on our visit, with one exception, but it feels like nobody is in charge--it's hard to get help, there's no host or manager (or nobody who acts like one). The prices being charged are restaurant prices for the view, more or less. The food was fine. A basket of about 20 tortilla chips with admittedly excellent salsa for $7 is insane, however.
As others noted, you have to use an online ordering system that's a little janky, but it worked fine, and the food came very quickly, even though the place was full. It just had the feeling of going to a Taco Time with a bar. The menu is pretty thin: it's mostly the same items in a few different forms, like tacos, burritos, chimichangas. I had ordered one kind of burrito and a different one arrived, which I didn't notice (it was also good) and had completely eaten, when one of the staff came by about 10 minutes later with another burrito...because they had given us the wrong one! So I got an extra burrito out of the experience.
You have to dig up stuff you need, like water, silverware, napkins, etc. When my spouse asked the bartender for help, he was openly rude to her. Why would we go to a restaurant where an undemanding request for silverware--my wife is never anything but perfectly polite--would get an unpleasant response? On a more specific matter, we tried to find out about gluten and got a very uncertain response from the kitchen, meaning one of our party had very limited options.
We were there for the weekly trivia night which, despite there being tons of room on the deck and main room, was held in the dark bar area near the front, meaning on a glorious evening near sunset we were off in the dark. The trivia was extremely well run, however, and fun. It seemed like the restaurant staff wasn't very into the trivia event happening.
This place has the makings of an actual restaurant. Somebody needs to come in and overhaul it. Make it welcoming, perhaps.