MoJo's Local Tap & Kitchen

Excellent small bites we tasted. Super friendly staff and they welcome dogs. Two good size TVs turned on sports all the time. We watched the life men’s tennis, while others enjoyed golfing. Three types of rooms: enclosed, semi open, and outdoor.

The food was reasonably priced and tasty! Highly recommend the Dip Trio, it was delicious! Each sandwich we ordered was very good … the French dip, the Ruben, and the cheese steak…. I recommend this spot for as a good place to watch your favorite team! Stop by and try it !

The food here is so good! Nice balance of texture and flavor. I had the Valhalla burger and onion rings which had great seasoning. They also have a huge selection of beer and cider on tap as well as a flavorful root beer on tap which is great for anyone who doesn't drink, kids, or pregnant ladies like myself!

First time visit. Definitely a sports bar vibe. Great beer selection from local breweries. Regular menu and specials. Had the cheese steak. Good but could have been a bit more juicy. Beer was excellent. Only downside was the price paid. A bit over what I expected. But still a worthy place.

I liked this place. Great selection of brews. The three dip plate was tasty, abundant and had me feeling like Martin Short's character on Only Murders in the Building. The bar is a great place to catch a televised sporting event-- the choices were baseball and golf when I visited.

I waited more than an hour for a "roast beef sandwich." It was worth neither the time nor the wait. The toast was probably toasted that day, and the lettuce was, mostly, crisp. the onions were great. The "roast beef," though, came from a package that you could buy at Save Mart, and was served cold from the fridge. Ug. No Mojo's for this cowgirl. (btw: one burger delivered in 15 minutes. Good. another delivered in 30 +. good. Mine...well...really...a sandwich??????)

BEWARE!! Had tickets to Music Circus at 1:30pm. Ordered my food at 12:20pm. Was told about a 35 minute wait. I was good with that. Plenty of time. Well 1:15, no food. Had to leave or I'd miss the show. I didnt even want to get my money back as that would of taken forever also. No need. Thanks for nothing guys. $20 down the drain. Couldn't tell you how the food was. Waiting almost a hour when they said 30 mins is inexcusable. Maybe they only had one slow cook. Will NEVER go here again. Make sure you have 3.5 plus hours at this place. They weren't even busy. SMH

Great casual place for happy hour. Staff is helpful and friendly, and gave us both samples of the beer they thought we'd like. The only bad thing is the chairs are uncomfortable for extended seating. I met an old friend and we stayed longer than we maybe should have (but therel were several empty tables still available.) Both my frien and I got leg cramps from where the chairs bit into the backs of our thighs. His cramp while we were seated, my in the middle of the night. I'd definitely go back, but just plan to not linger.

Check the menu/specials in advance and know what you want - MoJo's will take your order at the tap (bar) before you even sit down. When we ordered it wasnt too busy and the burgers were delivered minutes after we sat down. Water's self-serve and the beer selection spans the entire bar's length in overhead screens. The Gumbo has a nice kick to it, and so does the Chipotle Aioli they put on any burger if you ask. Fair pricing for this city and economy. They have indoor/outdoor seating, spanners for doorhandles, and an entire wall of dog photos.

Came in around 7:50 on Wednesday night. Nice atmosphere. It's an open restaurant with the inside and patio connected. Really cool specially since the nights are getting warmer. It was my bf friends bday and this was the only place he wanted. When we arrived they said the kitchen was about to close so it was nice of them to take our order because as someone who has worked in food I know how it can be with closing. Nonetheless we ordered quickly and then ordered our drinks. They all loved their meals I didn't do much because I have a dairy issue and requested no sauce on burger and even though the manager repeated the order it was covered in sauce I thought about wiping it off but didn't want to risk it. Also I ordered it med well not med rare. I mean seriously when I cut it in half the top of it slide off it was so raw in the middle. Maybe the cooks were upset about a late order and like I said I get it but still. Poor bartender felt bad but they took it off the tap so that was nice of them. Besides that really cool selection of beers. We tired about five different ones. Fired pickle spears were nice different then ones I've had before they used a tempera type of batter or something. I'd give it another go hopefully next time is better.

WOW FACTOR? Yes, the pulled pork sandwich is one of the best I've had in a long time. Just delicious. Great location to eat before the Music Circus. HAVE AGAIN: Pulled pork sandwich, of course. And onion rings. Thai chili wings were very good but could have been a bit crispier. NOT HAVE AGAIN: We ordered the featured strawberry spring salad but 25 minutes later we were told they were sold out! We should have asked for our money back but agreed to the regular salad with tomatoes, cukes, red onions, which was not worth having. Disappointing.

Food was not good and overpriced. Parking was difficult. It's mostly self service - you order and get your food and drink from the cashier. And they could keep the place a little bit cleaner. It's a pub/bar with casual vibe.

Very impressed with the food. I had the beef dip and hubs had the chicken verde tacos. He loves hot stuff and was thrilled. My sandwich was outstanding and the French roll was perfect. Fries were crispy. We're not drinkers, so no feedback on that. Also, no shade from staff for ordering water. My only suggestion is to set up at least 2 low tables on the outside patio for disabled people. Tall seating and picnic tables are a hurdle, and we do love to eat outside on perfect summer evenings. No pix. We were hungry when we landed and dove right into our meals.

I tried the chili and the strawberry sournova and both were very good. I would order both again but I would definitely come back here to try other food and drinks as well. Service was fast and friendly. This is a spacious place so there is plenty of seating.

Mojo's Local Tap and Kitchen - A Nobleman's Lunch Chronicle From the manicured shade of Land Park to the vibrant fringe of Central Midtown, there lies a curious little establishment on the corner of 14th and I: Mojo's Local Tap and Kitchen. Half indoor, half open-air, this establishment feels as if a bar and kitchen decided to take up residence in a well-kept industrial garage. With its ample cross-ventilation and unfussy charm, the Nobleman dares say--it works. Mojo's is, by all intents, a temple for local craft beer enthusiasts. With 40 taps flowing freely, this is the kind of place where one watches the Kings, A's, or Giants with a pint of Pliny the Elder in hand, not a care in the world--save, perhaps, for the second quarter defense. I have only visited during lunch, and truth be told, I find the setting perfectly agreeable. The open-air concept makes for a refreshing midday escape. But it is their lunch menu that has earned my repeated patronage. Specifically, the Spicy BLT Sandwich--a masterstroke of flavor, paired with golden fries that actually taste like they were cooked with intention. Bravo. Yes, one does order at the counter, and yes, one is prompted to tip at the counter--while doing the work oneself, mind you--but the staff is consistently warm and obliging, and that counts for much in the Nobleman's book. Now, if I may offer a gentleman's note of critique, possibly even advice: relying solely on craft beer, even with showstoppers like Pliny, while neglecting to offer a humble lineup of corporate mainstays--Modelo, Coors Light, or even that old American warhorse Budweiser--strikes me as, dare I say, hubristic. One must know their clientele, and many have recently distanced themselves from craft beer due to its higher ABV and calorie counts. This Nobleman would take a cold Modelo over a Flaming Zebra Pants IPA any day of the week (and twice on Wing Wednesdays). To omit the basics is akin to opening a movie theater that only shows French noir from the 1950s--you'll earn praise from a niche, but leave the everyman at the door, popcorn in hand. Nonetheless, I shall continue to return to Mojo's for its good cheer, fine food, and welcoming vibe--hoping one day to wash down my pulled pork sandwich with a Pacifico or, should the gods of hops smile upon us, a resurrected Lowenbrau. Until then, I remain your faithful reviewer, A Land Park Nobleman

If I were to take a wild guess, I think that the building that houses this delightful restaurant was formerly an auto repair shop. The bar area is wide open to what is now seating. I loved the ambiance and how the building was reused. I like to sit outside and look at the historic buildings nearby. Of course, there has to be more than a cool location to bring us back more than once. I have tried different things each time. The street-style seared beef Tres Tacos with crispy potatoes and house guacamole was tasty and worth reordering. My mother would be shocked, that I like Brussels sprouts, but I do. The serving was generous; there was more than enough for me to take some home. On ou last visit I had Chef Antwyne Gumbo over. The menu said that it was medium heat. I might have become a hot food wuss; this dish was too hot, not spicy, that I only took a few bites and brought it home. I was able to tame the hot and enjoyed my leftovers, although, I would not order it again. I drank water but they have a good beer menu. K ordered the burgers and they did look good. I will try one the next time.

Tonites show at the music circus was "Million Dollar Quartet". We decided to try Mojo's for the first time. After Parking our car we had an hour to eat before heading to the event. We were greeted by a nice gentlemen (Michael) who told us to pick a seat and he brought us a menu. After placing our order at the bar we were given a number and the food was brought to our table. We were served promptly even though there was a long line to order food. The burger was delicious and we also had an order of wings. Its a great location and the food is great.

The place is really cool, tons of Kings memorabilia and other sports stuff. They have some old seats from Arco which is cool too. Lots of beers on tap but I didn't get one since I was on my lunch break at work (and it wasn't a Friday) so I couldn't justify a beer. It's really big inside and they have a great patio, nice open air concept. The service was great, the guy taking my order was super nice and accommodating when I asked for a side of ranch. The onion rings were killer too and I'm a sucker for onion rings. However, the chicken sandwich was just so disappointing. It looked so good in some pictures from yelp, but when it came out, it looked completely different. Good bun, but that's where it ended. The chicken itself was wayyy too over cooked and practically burnt to a crisp. Biting into it, the chicken was even pretty tough. There was hardly any aioli (I had to ask for more) and did I mention how burnt the chicken was? I'm telling you, a chicken sandwich from Popeyes or chick fil a would have been better. I really wanted to like this place because it's so close to my office, but I just can't endorse such a bad chicken sandwich. I'm somewhat of a fried chicken expert and this one has got to rank near the bottom.

Came here to watch a basketball game, and had a really good experience! Ordered some food, and a few rounds of beer. Both were really good! Besides that, the waiters were super nice. We asked if they could turn up the volume to the game and they immediately did so. They also gave really good recs on beer, would definitely come back again!

Mojo's is excellent for its feeling of community. I feel safe coming here, the people are nice, the staff treats everyone with familiarity, and it's a dog lover's heaven. Reliably good variety of beers on tap (also wine, ciders, etc.) and their food specials are great.

Terrible experience. I ordered sangria which was garnished with a lemon slice on the rim of the glass (no fruit) it was not the best and a french dip that was extremely salty. It was not edible. If I had more time, I would have sent it back but we were going to a show that night. The French dip meat was served dipped in this thick glaze of au jus, it looked like balsamic reduction. But it was just concentrated au jus, like they forgot to dilute it. And I had a whole cup of it. SoooOoooo gross. Other food was okay but I probably won't be back. Service was sub par but we ordered at the bar. No one checks on you. Fix the au jus, stop sending our salty sandwiches and this would be better.

Awesome spot to grab beers and some food. Definitely the spot to be for sports game. Have some sort of special for games where you can enter a raffle to get sit in some bleacher seats from the old stadium. Nice selection of beers to choose from. Got their pastrami sandwich which was solid. They got nice outdoor area for seating too.

I came here for a Happy Hour event and we had a really fun time. They have beer on tap as well as Sangria and the beer options were great. They have Pliny on tap, which made for an easy decision, at least for our first pour. It was cold and delicious. The seating is casual and it's mostly open air. They have some parking, but it fills up quickly. Although, street parking isn't hard in the area (it does cost money though). They have a variety of bites on the menu as well. We tried some of their tacos, burgers, appetizers and some beignets for dessert. I thought the tacos were really tasty, and the ones we tried had a little bit of heat too. The staff was really friendly and attentive and the bartenders were fun to talk to as well. I've heard it's a popular spot, but we got lucky and stopped by when it wasn't terribly busy. This is a great spot for happy hour and would be a lot of fun to meet up with friends for a casual drink and some bites.

We've been here multiple times when it was Capitol Hop Shop. With the name change came a few subtle differences-- we arrived today to find tablecloths and love plants decorating the tables. It was a nice touch, but seemed out if place with the continued self-service water, napkins, silverware and ordering at the counter. Then menu looked pretty much the same, but I was missing the poutine and corned beef rueben that had been my standard go to's. Instead we got the Valhalla burger, tacos, Mojo fries, and regular fries. The fries weren't great--tasted bland and the texture was dry. The burger was pretty good, but the patties were very thin and not particularly juicy. In retrospect, we weren't asked how we liked our burgers cooked; either they've now moved to frozen patties or forgot to ask. I suspect the former, though. Our company enjoyed the Mojo Fries. They had pulled pork and nacho cheese sauce. Not my jam, but our company liked them. They also reported that the tacos were good. They still have a nice variety of beers on tap and offer 5.5 oz pours so you can sample a few new ones if you wish. I do love that! On the whole, I'd say food quality has lessened, but isn't bad. Just not as good as before. Beerscape is still quite lovely and service was very friendly! We may be back if we happen to be in the area again.

I love this place and I love that it's close to my office. They do hotdogs justice and satisfy my cravings for onion rings. One of these days, I have to stop in for the beer on tap. I've been here twice and both meals were awesome.

Not a great experience. We ordered chips and salsa which seemed pretty easy, but the chips tasted like left overs and the salsa was nothing to write home about. We were harassed by teenagers on bikes for chips and annoyed by one of them trying to talk to us while we were trying to enjoyed the evening. The staff did nothing about their trespassing in their space and the complaint to staff was on deaf ears. Not sure would come back.

Mojo's never disappoints. I go there after long bike rides and the amazing beer selection and great food always hits. Their staff is kind and responsive and Cristi helped me plan and host an amazing event on their patio. I can't recommend them enough.

My"go to" place when I'm going to the music circus matinee. They are nice and helpful and the food is delicious. I'd like to get a cocktail because they look scrumptious but I'd probably fall asleep during the show but maybe one day I will try one.

Great outdoor eating area, awesome selection of beers! Really enjoyed the BLT and Rueben.

Everything about this place was awesome. Really cool, patient staff; great food (highly recommend the spicy BLT); and locals obviously love it based on the line that was ten people deep 5 minutes before they opened. Shout out to Libby, Christina, and Christin (sorry if I spelled it wrong but so do you! )

With most of the restaurant being outside, this place is nice for a sunny day brunch/lunch. There's inside seating but can imagine it gets pretty cold on a chilly day. The outside tablecloths definitely needed to be shaken off because it was full of crumbs. But, the service was quick and our food was out within 5 minutes. I got the Mansion Top Burger and was underwhelmed by the simplicity for the price. About $17 for a pretty basic cheese burger. To be fair, I could have gotten something with veggies, but I did expect more. The fries came out a little cold, which seemed like the food came out quick because it was sitting there ready to be served. My friend got a chicken sandwich and she said she really enjoyed it, so I think I might have to give this place another try. Overall, it was an okay meal and an okay experience.

This establishment changed ownership two years ago, so any reviews prior to 2022 are not accurate! I heard about Pliny the Younger being on tap just two hours ago from a friend. I had to rearrange my day to ensure I could taste this once-a-year Russian River beer. Parking was available just two blocks away since their small parking lot was full. I discovered that each customer was limited to one 11.5 oz pour of Pliny the Younger Triple IPA for $10.95. After finding a seat and relocating three times to sit at the bar, I believe the establishment resembles an upscale Cap Tap (Original Rated Establishment) with similar tables, chairs, and room setup. There are 40 taps available, but only 32 were in use. -A star was deducted for allowing minors, as I don't appreciate taprooms that allow children to attend. -Another star is lost due to the belief that they use different glass sizes for tasters. I don't understand how they can justify one size over another for the 5.5-ounce pours. I believe they are misleading customers and charging more than they should.

Great food and drink. Dozens of beer on tap. Owner even went to the store to get NA beers for me. Blue Moon NA and BrewDog NA!! Great customer service!

MoJo's has five-star potential but just isn't there. Pros +Interesting bar menu and special board menu both featuring an eclectic choice of options for a tap room. +Excellent selection of beers. A beer drinker should have no problem finding something they'll like. +Reasonable prices on both food and beer. Cons +It's not clear that one needs to place food orders at the far end of the bar. Not everyone coming to MoJo's has been there before and knows the house ways of doing things. I sat at a table for about 15 minutes before what I thought was a table waiter (was bringing food to other tables) stopped by and noted to order at the bar. +What's with the freaking dogs at the place? Staff should be forbidden from engaging and petting dogs and then going back to service without first going and washing their hands. Better, staff should just not engage the dogs. Best, recognize this is a food establishment for PEOPLE and prohibit dogs and other pets. My Food My first night in, I had a board special, a Cajun Fish Sandwich, upgraded to include fries rather than potato salad (based on other reviews that noted the scoop of potato salad was tiny). The fish sandwich was pretty good, and the fries were decent. Overall, the food quality and quantity were fairly in line with the price paid, though the upcharge to swap fries for potato salad seemed a bit steep. The oatmeal stout beer paired well with this meal and was enjoyable. My second night in (I was in the area on business), I decided to go with two appetizers and a beer rather than an entre. The Crispy Brussel Sprouts were really good (Five Star), as was the included dipping sauce. The Tater Tots were a disappointment (Two Star). The tots seemed to be house made (I was expecting traditional bagged tots), and that was appreciated, but the tots came out mushy with little flavor. The sauce with the tots tasted like Ranch Dressing with some Cajun spice added in as was a let down compared to the Crispy Brussel Sprouts sauce. IMO, the tots would have greatly benefitted from a bit more time in the frier to crisp them up. The brown beer paired well with this order.

Been here for a burger and beer before and it was good. I do not recommend their brunch menu AT ALL. We ordered the chicken and waffles and the Mojo plate. It was over fried and extra extra greasy. No syrup for the chicken and waffles or French toast. Hash browns looked like McDonald's has browns. Unfortunately not worth it.

Great beer. Great food. Cute merch for gifts. TVs for sports. Outdoor and open covered space so consider weather.

First timers after a busy dance competition. The food was AMAZING so fresh I could go on and on! Pay attention to their specials board, I got the gumbo and I am already counting down the days to go back and get some more! Great location, food options, and seating, plus dogs are welcomed! The service was stellar, everyone was happy and the food was amazing, we will be back! Thank you for bringing good MOJO to Sactown

If you get a couple blocks off the main streets (L and K), you will find this nice little corner joint. They have an open atmosphere setup, like opening giant garage doors to outdoor seating with high tables and picnic tables, and a mechanics garage decor. Long bar with about 40+ beers on tap and some interior seating complete the scene. Service was great and friendly, and everyone was having a good time. Menu is short and manageable. We enjoyed the steak and potatoes tacos and the carnitas tacos, and the chili. All were good for lunch.

Came across this place while walking around aimlessly in Sacramento to take in the downtown area. I made a big square from the Embassy Suites on the riverfront through the tunnel to DoCo, to the Capitol building, left there and walked a ways till we upon Mojo's Local. They have over 20 beers on tap from all over. I settled in for a beer flight -- I really dislike IPA, and most of what they had was either an IPA or sour-- so I landed on the few ales and stouts. Solid Ground Wiesn - 4.5/5 delicious wheat beer. Orange Ave. Wit 3/5 meh- not orang-y enough Chronic Amber Ale 2.5/5- forgettable New Glory Breakfast Hustle - a white stout- 5/5 oh holy moly deliciousness -- I've never heard of a white stout and didn't expect much- but it was delicious. You could taste the coffee and French toast notes and it was most definitely my favorite of the 4 that I tried. My friend tried 4 as well-- he prefers sours and IPAs so I didn't try any-- although the one Japanese Rice Lager - called Original Pattern Yamagata was quite delicious - it was sake-like but lager-y. I couldn't have had a pint of that, but the few sips I had were yummy. We ordered a plate of crispy Brussels Sprouts which came with a chipotle dipping sauce that was delicious enough for me to lick the container it came in clean. It had a really nice smoky chipotle/adobo flavor which was a perfect compliment to the well cooked crispy Brussels.

Everything is amazing! Food, service and the staff! Cajun Bacon Bleu Burger is where it's at! Bomb.com

Delicious burgers! Grass-fed beef! The service was fast and friendly. The vibe was really relaxed, we went with our kid, so it was nice that it was accommodating for the whole family. The fries were so yummy too! Definitely will be coming back.

I work close to Mojo's, but I don't come here often because my coworkers aren't big fans. Since it's so close though, I still come over every once in a while. I visited on a chilly day, so I ordered their soup special and a small Cesar salad. It felt overpriced for two small items, and most disappointingly, the soup was cold. The staff and service was prompt enough, and I do like the casual, laid back vibe. However, the food was not very satisfying, and I will probably only return out of convenience.

The food was not good and the sandwiches were semi-cold. Chicken sando had small chunks of chicken that were very dry and tough, for 18 dollars it was a swing and a miss. The fries were good. The BLAT sandwich was borderline cold, bacon was good, but wasn't reheated and the bread was barely toasted. Another 18 dollar disappointment. Uninspired chef, it wasn't even busy The doors were open and it was 50 outside, so it was uncomfortable at best. The heater was barely on in adjoining room but was no help. Hairs on the tablecloth was a turnoff too.

I've liked this place for happy hour and lunch ever since the current owners took over, I think about 3 years ago. Recently, I organized a retirement party which took place at Mojo's last week. It is a terrific place to have an event! The ambiance is casual and cool. The brick and glass room in front was perfect for our group of about 40. The room has easy access to the bar and patio. Cristin had good ideas for the food. They did a fantastic job of keeping our buffet of heavy appetizers replenished. And the food is delicious, everyone said so! Especially the pretzels and cheese, the burgers cut into fourths, and the beignets. Of course, there is a great selection of beers. When I commented that I wasn't sure the attendees who wanted to speak about the honoree would be heard, they quickly put my mind at ease by bringing me a microphone and speaker. We were having such a good time that we stayed longer than expected, and they were gracious the whole time. Cost was reasonable, too. Thank you Mojo's! If you are planning an event, talk to Mojo's first!

Coming here is always a friendly experience. Bartender was happy to accommodate me when I was waiting in line behind two customers and let me try a couple beers before I settled on one of them. I ended up getting both of them in 5.5oz cups, and they were great. I believe it was the #30 (Pop something?) and the Nitty's Watermelon cider. The decor is homey and celebrates the bar's customers. Didn't stay for trivia night, but I'm glad that establishments like this offer it to foster community.

The tap list here is fantastic, and there is plenty of outdoor space to hang out, drink, eat, and watch sports. Service is friendly, and the ambiance is just a chill tap and kitchen. I would also say that prices are very reasonable with most pints around $8-9. They've also got Pliny on tap. Food wise, it's pretty meh. My burger was definitely over cooked and dry, and my crinkle cut fries probably could have spent a little longer in the basket. No big. This place seems like just a cool place to grab a brew and watch a game.

Husband loved his burger, I got the tacos, they were okay as this is a burger place. Very friendly staff, comfortable outdoor seating.

Absolutely delicious food, always super fresh. The bartenders are always helpful and the wait is never long. I've never eaten inside but love the outside patio. It's also pretty wheelchair accessible and the furniture isn't super crowded together.

Worst Philly Cheese Steak sandwich I ever had. No onions, no cheese that you could see, no mushrooms, no peppers. Beef sandwich with no cheese on a substandard bun. Owner only responds to positive reviews. 1st visit and last as well.

The food made me sick. The service was crap, the waitress accused, one of my fellow diners of trying to get a free item when they had forgotten to give them one of their items.

Great beer. Great staff. Great time to watch the Kings. Great spot to come on a warm California day.

Food is fire and so is their drink selection (almost all beer and cider ). Great for like 5-7 first spot on your night out. not a beer girly so the 4 is for their seltzer selection but still love!

In town for work and wanted to enjoy a pliney or several. They had it along with pliney for president. Sat at the bar and the two bar tenders were super attentive and helpful. Food was bar food but really good the wings were super delicious. I'd call it a dive bar but really more of just a local bar with really cool tap handles made from tools welded to the tap. I'll be back.

I love Mojo's! They're so dog friendly and have a great menu. The burger is delicious and the bun is nice and toasty. Love the local selection of beer, cider, seltzer, and hard kombucha. You really can't go wrong here.

In June, We had my bosses retirement party here and they were so friendly. Cristin was very patient with us and very professional. I found out that they are also pet friendly in a special location inside the restaurant or you can sit outside with your pet. The house Chardonnay was yummy as was the Pinot Grigio and all of the appetizers were very good. The hummus, pretzels and beer cheese, wings, chips and salsa, and the cauliflower bites were all very good. I can't wait to go back with my doggy!!! 7/9 Went back with my dog and they gave him a bowl of water but he wanted my cheese steak sandwich!!! I got it with the provolone cheese and I'm glad I did!! I didn't even need Mayo on it and I love Mayo lol. The dollop of potato salad was a great touch along with the pickle spear and I added chips and salsa because it's yummy!!! There was Great music and the weather was perfect!!!! Can't wait to go back and try some more food and enjoy the music!!!

Amazing little nook!! Friendly With a great beer selection and food!! Could not pick what to eat!! All looked yummy! Stuck with Mexican with tacos and chips/salsa!!

Overall food was delicious and service was great but for the price I would've like more than one bite of potato salad....