Leah W.
Yelp
I just ordered from here for delivery so maybe the food is better onsite. The place has good reviews and I hate to trash a small business, but I found the food to be overpriced and disappointing.
I got their version of a Philly Cheesesteak and it was just gross, honestly. The only good thing about it was that they did saute fresh bell peppers. The meat tasted old and stale and had an odd smell. The cheese was fine but not the cheese I asked for. I took one bite and threw it away; I'm sure they cook the meat in advance, which is fine, but this was probably cooked a couple of days ago and had turned.
We also ordered nachos (with no meat), and for $16, you would expect some salsa on the side???? A few more toppings? It was just a box of store-bought white corn tortilla chips, some guac, frozen corn & bean mixture, and cherry tomatoes. No jalapenos, no sour cream, no pico de gallo or diced tomatoes, no melted cheese, no refried beans. No... salsa! Who serves any type of Mexican food with no salsa? With a 2 ounce cup of warm nacho cheese (stadium style cheese sauce) on the side. Yes, I understand these are white people nachos, but give me a break. They filled a box with chips and threw a couple of things on top so after a few bites, you're left with a pile of chips with nothing on them. I don't go to Taco Bell because it's disgusting, but I could have gotten the exact same thing at Taco Bell for $10 less. Or even 7-11!!!!! Of course, I would have vomited afterward... but just pointing out, the recipe could use some upgrades if it's reminiscent of a fast food experience.
I'm not a cheapskate and I actually prefer when places charge more, because then I assume I'll be getting something of a higher quality. I know that it's really hard to run a restaurant and make a profit, especially during a pandemic. I'm in the industry myself. But if you're going to charge a decent price, the food needs to be edible.
Hated it.