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Waited over thirty minutes for water and then only got one refill after asking many times. Waited over two hours for food and the tacos were literally no bigger than the palm of my hand (which my hand is pretty small.) Honestly no one at my entire table was satisfied (chips tasted like cardboard, salsa tasted like marinara sauce, and burritos were flavorless.) Honestly don't get Mexican food in any country besides the US and Mexico because you'll just be disappointed everywhere else. Food was not worth the money at all and it's very overpriced. Restaurant was barely full and the server was turning people away at the door. Don't trust the other reviews just go somewhere else.

Had a lovely and unexpected surprise eating here. It's delicious! Certainly not street food mexican.so the look says casual. The feel is casual. The food is quite a few notches above. Think, best of both worlds. The prices are not cheap. But the are in line with finer dining. I had tacos al pastor. Delicioso. The pork was tender and just so moist. The 3, almost dainty sized, tacos made for a good starter. That was followed by rather decadent bowl of chips and cheese. Sweet potato and regular spuds served with a layer of succulent pulled pork topped with a fantastic cheese which stayed melted for quite some time. This was not from a local chippie. Lovely meal ended with a Sunday. So a sweet note that made the rest of my walk home easier.

Being a yank in the UK I find myself craving quality Mexican food from time to time. After a bit of internetting I decided to give this place a go for my taco fix. The taco menu has a variery of choices to suit different diets and tastes. The tacos we tried were tasty but less authentic mexican and more bougy mexican tapa style. I wasn't disappointed in the food by any means but it wasn't quite what I wanted to satisfy a craving for tacos. The maragaritas on the other hand were everything I wanted them to be.