Elegant Mexican restaurant with live violin and vocal performances creates a lively yet intimate atmosphere. Beautiful decor and fireplace add warmth and charm to the space. Signature margaritas and high-end dishes complement the upscale vibe.
Offers prime rib eye steak versions of carne asada cooked perfectly. The meat is well done and consistently very tasty.
Seafood towers with crab and shrimp stand out alongside ceviche, sushi, and salmon. The Sunday Brunch Buffet runs from 10 to 12 and features a wide variety of tasty dishes and a dessert spread.
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Brunch buffet is available from 10am to 12pm on weekends.
Happy hour offers 50% off margaritas on Wednesdays.
Live music features a guitarist and opera singer on select nights.
Small Mexican restaurant offers a cozy, friendly atmosphere with bright, clean decor and multiple big screen TVs. It features a large back room for groups and a family-owned vibe with loyal customers. The energy stays relaxed and welcoming throughout.
Carne Asada comes perfectly seasoned and is featured in street tacos, a burrito, and a dinner option. The burrito can be ordered wet, adding a saucy touch.
Brunch offers a variety of freshly made dishes with bottomless mimosas included. The buffet provides good food at a reasonable price with plenty of choices.
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Happy hour runs from Monday to Friday, 3-6 PM.
They offer Sunday brunch with Mimosas.
Steak Thursday is a special event every Thursday.
Cozy Mexican restaurant with a comfy Mexican style vibe and calm atmosphere. Friendly hosts create a peaceful environment suitable for families and friends. Clean space offers authentic homemade food with a variety of dishes.
Dinner features a carne asada plate with strong flavor. The wet carne asada burrito contains mostly rice and beans, with less meat, making it less balanced.
Exquisite variety defines the buffet, offering a wide selection of dishes. Service complements the experience with a luxury feel throughout.
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Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch due to high demand.
The restaurant offers a buffet option on weekends.
They accept both cash and credit cards for payment.
Mexican restaurant with a separated bar area and live rhythm and blues music creates a lively, sometimes loud atmosphere. Family-friendly vibe brings energetic crowds, including kids running around. Decor features an impressive back bar display and a full bar with standout margaritas.
Steak comes very soft and well prepared in a large serving. Carne asada pairs well with scrambled eggs and stands out more than the fajitas in portion size.
Sunday brunch offers a buffet style with a variety of good options. The breakfast buffet provides a solid selection for a casual meal.
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Brunch is available on Sundays with a special menu.
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Expect a non-cash fee of 3.75% when paying with a debit card.
Old fast-food building hosts a Mexican and Middle Eastern fusion with a warm, inviting atmosphere and multiple large TVs showing sports. The space features deep blue walls and a lively yet comfortable vibe with good table spacing. Music and muted TVs add to the relaxed environment.
Carne asada stands out with great flavor and pairs well with sopecitas. It appears as both a plate and kebabs, consistently noted as really good and excellent.
Brunch buffet offers a wide variety of dishes with strong flavors. Sunday buffet attracts families for a relaxed meal.
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Taco Tuesday features $2 street tacos, making it a popular choice.
Happy hour offers discounted beer and sangria pitchers during weekdays.
The restaurant serves Halal food, catering to specific dietary needs.
Mexican restaurant with authentic decor and a welcoming atmosphere features live Mariachi music that energizes the space. Guests enjoy strong, flavorful margaritas alongside exceptional traditional dishes like tamales and mole. The setting combines traditional hospitality with a vibrant, festive vibe.
Carne asada comes out cooked to perfection and works well in tacos or soft taco plates. It pairs nicely with other dishes like quesobirria and chicken options.
Full buffet includes an omelette bar, desserts, and champagne on Sundays. Brunch offers a curated selection with menudo, pozole, tacos, enchiladas, and chilaquiles.
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The restaurant offers a Sunday brunch with live music starting at 11am.
Parking is available in a small lot behind the restaurant.
Reservations are recommended for the Sunday brunch due to high demand.
Small space with bright, vibrant decor and culturally themed music creates a welcoming, lively atmosphere. The vibe feels like a family-friendly fiesta with a cozy, home-like ambiance. It often draws a busy crowd, especially during weekend mornings.
Very tender, juicy, and flavorful meat feels like eating carne asada at someone's house. The Trio de chilaquiles with carne asada features savory sauces that complement the dish well.
Tuesday's buffet features all you can eat Mexican dishes with different gisados and non-spicy Chiles rellenos. The brunch buffet bar offers great taste and includes items like Cafe De Olla and Chilaquiles.
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The brunch buffet is available on Tuesdays from 10am to 2pm.
A Saturday dinner buffet starts at 4:00pm.
Expect long wait times during busy weekend brunch hours.
Stonework, stucco, and hanging tin lanterns create an authentic hacienda atmosphere with quirky, unique décor. Live music fills the space on certain days, adding lively energy that can be quite loud. The crowd enjoys excellent Mexican food and a variety of margaritas in a friendly, inviting setting.
Tender and juicy meat stands out in the carne asada dishes. Plates come with flavorful cuts that do not require a knife, and nachos feature lots of carne asada for extra taste.
The buffet offers a taco bar, menudo, and shrimp ceviche alongside an omelet and dessert station. It costs around $40 and runs until 2:30pm, but the quality drops toward the end of brunch.
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The brunch costs $36 per person for all-you-can-eat.
Happy hour specials are available, making it a great time to visit.
Reservations are recommended for large parties, especially on weekends.
Restaurant offers a clean, spacious interior with a warm, inviting atmosphere and live mariachis on Sundays. Bar area features several TVs often showing sports, creating a casual vibe. Separate banquet room accommodates private events, adding versatility to the space.
Tender and flavorful meat defines the carne asada here, often served with fresh guacamole on top. Portions come generous, making dishes like the wet burrito and chile relleno stand out.
Lunch and Sunday brunch feature a buffet with a variety of options. The buffet offers good quality food but the regular menu has better quality choices.
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A 20% service charge is added for large parties, which may not be disclosed upfront.
Taco Tuesday features special pricing on tacos and is very popular.
Mariachi performances occur every Sunday at noon, enhancing the dining experience.
Mexican restaurant combines lively atmosphere with vibrant decor and a nice patio for outdoor dining. Sports play on multiple TVs, creating a fun environment that feels like a party. Margaritas stand out as a highlight alongside flavorful tacos and other dishes.
Carne asada comes as a flavorful street taco option alongside birria, barbacoa, and fish tacos. It pairs well with a Cadillac Margarita for a classic combo.
Sunday buffet features a taco bar, salad bar, and omelet bar alongside pancakes with ice cream and banana fosters. Brunch buffet offers a wide variety and draws a strong crowd.
Good to know
Taco Tuesdays feature $1 street tacos.
The Sunday buffet offers made-to-order food items.
Expect a wait of over 30 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Open floor plan features live mariachi music and neon skulls with glow-in-the-dark paint, creating a nightclub-like atmosphere with loud, energetic vibes. Tables sit close together, making the space feel lively and social. Photographers capture moments amid the bold Day of the Dead decor.
Carne asada tacos stand out with rich flavor and tender meat. Burritos and tacos both showcase well-seasoned, juicy carne asada alongside other meats like el pastor and barbacoa.
Sunday brunch features a varied Mexican buffet with a wide selection of fresh, tasty dishes. Bottomless mimosas accompany the all-you-can-eat setup, making the buffet a filling and flavorful experience.
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Taco Tuesdays offer an unlimited topping bar for $10 drinks.
Happy hour features discounted food options and good prices.
Reservations are not required for large groups, and separate checks are available.
Mexican restaurant by the water offers beautiful ocean views and a lively atmosphere with frequent live mariachi bands. The space suits family gatherings well, shifting from quiet lunches to energetic dinners. Outdoor seating and televised sports add casual touches to the experience.
Carne asada appears in several dishes like tacos, fries, and a plate with shrimp. It pairs well with eggs and fajitas, offering a variety of ways to enjoy its flavor.
Sunday brunch buffet features mimosas and mariachis with bottomless champagne. The spread includes home-fresh tortillas and a seafood soup, all served with excellent service.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on Tuesdays with discounted tacos and drinks.
The Sunday brunch buffet includes mimosas and live mariachi music.
Reservations are recommended for the Sunday brunch due to high demand.
Spacious Mexican restaurant with pool tables and a well-stocked bar featuring live music and a jukebox. Atmosphere is casual and comfortable, suitable for hanging out and playing board games. Lighting tends to be dim, and air conditioning is effective at the bar area.
Carne asada shines in the plate, rated a perfect 10. Burritos come with the works and green sauce on the side, tasting good but not spectacular. Tacos arrive with rice and beans.
All-you-can-eat menudo and pozole stand out at the buffet. Weekend and Sunday breakfast buffets offer a delicious spread with brunch specials available.
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Salsa dancing workshops are held every Wednesday night.
Taco Tuesdays offer special deals on tacos.
Reservations are recommended for busy nights like Friday and Saturday.
Bright colors and black-light reactive graffiti create a lively, fun environment filled with upbeat Spanish music and multiple big screen TVs showing sports. The atmosphere is loud and energetic, attracting people ready to have a good time rather than quiet or romantic. A self-serve salsa bar adds to the interactive dining experience.
Carne asada comes perfectly cooked and well seasoned. It tastes phenomenal and delicious.
Breakfast features a delicious buffet with bottomless mimosas available. Pricing stays reasonable, though a fly near the buffet can be distracting.
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Happy hour runs from 3pm to 7pm Monday through Friday with $1.50 tacos.
A 20% gratuity is automatically added to all dining bills.
Kids can be present, but the kids' menu is not listed.
Traditional Mexican decor creates an authentic atmosphere with compact, warm interiors. Music often plays loudly, shaping a lively but sometimes challenging environment for conversation. Large, flavorful margaritas and tableside guacamole stand out as signature features.
Carne asada comes served hot and pairs well with beans and guacamole. Options include a carne asada plate and a taco salad with steak.
Meat selections stand out at the buffet with a variety of options. Food comes out only barely warm, paired with aguas frescas that complement the meal.
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Reservations are recommended for large parties to ensure seating.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks from 4-6 PM on weekdays.
Credit card payments incur an extra charge compared to cash.
Mexican restaurant with authentic decor and a cozy, family-oriented atmosphere. Seating divides into two rooms plus a beautiful cobbled patio with heaters. The vibe is lively and sometimes loud, especially in the back room.
Carne asada here is tender and flavorful, served with rice, guacamole, and beans. Options include plates, tacos, and burritos smothered in green salsa.
Breakfast buffet offers a wide selection including albondigas, menudo, enchiladas, tacos, chili red, and chili verde. Quality and variety rival Las Vegas buffets with all-you-can-eat options not found elsewhere nearby.
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Expect a 40-minute wait for tables on weekends, especially for larger groups.
The brunch buffet is available Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 3 PM.
Saturday and Sunday brunch runs from 9 AM to 3 PM.
Outdoor seating overlooks waterfront views with a beautiful patio and marina scenery. Atmosphere stays relaxed and welcoming, ideal for casual meals and conversation. Popular for brunch and margaritas, it draws groups looking for a laid-back dining experience by the bay.
Carne asada comes with varied quality, ranging from very flavorful to notably poor. It appears alongside dishes like enchiladas and elote loco, contributing to a diverse flavor profile.
Sunday brunch offers an all-you-can-eat buffet with unlimited champagne and mimosas. The spread includes perfectly made pancakes with cinnamon sugar and a wide variety of quality options.
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Sunday brunch is available until 2pm, with no menu service until then.
The buffet costs $33.50 per person, including bottomless mimosas.
Happy hour runs daily from 3 to 8pm, offering great drink specials.
Spacious Mexican restaurant with an extensive bar and an outdoor patio featuring fire pits and heaters for a cozy atmosphere. Inside is very loud with a modern yet warm vibe, while the patio offers a quieter, relaxed setting. Complimentary guava margaritas greet guests, adding a distinctive touch to the experience.
Carne asada comes perfectly cooked and well seasoned, offering a juicy texture. Street tacos deliver strong, flavorful bites that stand out.
Sunday brunch offers a buffet-style spread with amazing food. The price is around $40 per plate, reflecting the quality and atmosphere.
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Happy Hour is Monday – Friday from 3:00 – 7:00 pm, plus Sunday – Thursday from 9:00 pm – Close.
There is limited seating during happy hour, first come, first serve in a specific area.
The buffet-style brunch is $40 per plate, which is reasonable for the quality and service.
Restaurant occupies a second-floor space with balcony seating offering views of streets and mountains. Atmosphere is loud and high energy with loud music and festive celebrations involving rattles and flaming candles. Decor includes unique artwork and Day of the Dead themed Mexican style.
Carne asada here comes with lots of meat and pairs well with fresh guacamole and chips. The carne asada fries stand out as especially tasty.
Buffet offers a $40 all-you-can-eat spread with lots of Mexican food choices and other breakfast options. Includes all-you-can-drink Mimosas and features a taco buffet with $1.00 street tacos to build your own.
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Taco Tuesday features tacos priced at $0.99 each.
Sunday brunch is an all-you-can-eat buffet for $40, including mimosas.
The elevator has been out of service for over a month, affecting accessibility.