“3.2.24 I would have given this visit a 5, but unfortunately, although my breakfast burrito tasted great, I didn't get it until 25-35 minutes AFTER all my friends got their dishes and finished eating. I have no idea what happened. The waiter apologized and brought our table one cookie to share, to make me feel better. But it was quite uncomfortable to sit there, watch my friends eat, waiting for what was a simple order and seeing 3 other tables get their food. But besides that, the venue has a great ambiance. The baked goods look amazing, and the coffee was served hot and in a huge mug. So all positives there. I'm sure my experience was just a one-off. And no, they didn't take anything 'off' my bill. And that's ok. I'm not one of those people who expects that.“
“This is a very authentic restaurant. I was here around 2:30 PM and it was 1/2 full. That tells me how great the food could be. I ordered a paella, plantanos, a version of chicken tenders and the calamari. The paella had crab and cuttlefish fish which surprised me but I loved it. The rice was extremely flavorful. It's not as big as most paella's that I've had where it's usually a meal for two. It's strictly for one person only. The price $18 matched that fact that it's set for one person. I'm not a chicken tenders fan but my kids liked it. They said the breading was different and I had some. It's not exactly panko but very similar. The calamari was fresh and just tasty !! Like the paella it's a must have. The plantanos came with sour cream and there's was a onion/tomatoes salsa that was killer. Very very authentic. The clientele were those who would know if this food was any good and authentic. There's no better accolade than that.“