Nachos with Meat Rice Shredded Cheese Queso and Sour Cream
Homewrecker Bowl
Queso and Chips
Three Tacos
Quesadilla
Burrito
Salad
“I didn't appreciate a non service dog that the customer brought into the restaurant and had it right up to the food glass and was whimpering and panting for the food and barking for the food on the other side of cook counter. The customer gadcevery intention of having that animal to sit at the tables to eat inside. Again, this was not a service dog. This is against code and disgusting. I am a nurse, and the entitled thought this woman had was blatant disregard for sanitary conditions and acting as if this dirty nasty dog belonged inside a restaurant. I did speak to the person left in charge and other staff members about how inappropriate this was and if they allowed these people to continue to stay inside I was going to report the issue to any and all people concerned. And i would never return toban establishment that allowed potential butt licking dog up near the top of food station spuing its saliva across and spreading nasty germs. The staff did respond accordingly, and The customers/people did decide to take the dog and finally go outside to eat instead, as they were going to let the dog eat food on and at the tables and stand over the salsa station with the dog in her hands. Again, I respect the use and need for service dogs, but this was obviously not a service dog, and it acted like a yapping undisciplined animal. Again, the staff did say they would request them to take the dog out of the building for sanitary reasons as it was obviously not a service animal, and they/staff were respectful to me and acknowledged my legitimate complaints about how unsanitary and disgusting it was. So I thank them for their response. I think a sign should be put on the door, and when non service animals are brought in, the customer should be told to leave and not be allowed to place an order until the animal is left outside. This animal opens up all kinds of contamination and filth to a place that serves food.“
“I didn't appreciate a non service dog that the customer brought into the restaurant and had it right up to the food glass and was whimpering and panting for the food and barking for the food on the other side of cook counter. The customer gadcevery intention of having that animal to sit at the tables to eat inside. Again, this was not a service dog. This is against code and disgusting. I am a nurse, and the entitled thought this woman had was blatant disregard for sanitary conditions and acting as if this dirty nasty dog belonged inside a restaurant. I did speak to the person left in charge and other staff members about how inappropriate this was and if they allowed these people to continue to stay inside I was going to report the issue to any and all people concerned. And i would never return toban establishment that allowed potential butt licking dog up near the top of food station spuing its saliva across and spreading nasty germs. The staff did respond accordingly, and The customers/people did decide to take the dog and finally go outside to eat instead, as they were going to let the dog eat food on and at the tables and stand over the salsa station with the dog in her hands. Again, I respect the use and need for service dogs, but this was obviously not a service dog, and it acted like a yapping undisciplined animal. Again, the staff did say they would request them to take the dog out of the building for sanitary reasons as it was obviously not a service animal, and they/staff were respectful to me and acknowledged my legitimate complaints about how unsanitary and disgusting it was. So I thank them for their response. I think a sign should be put on the door, and when non service animals are brought in, the customer should be told to leave and not be allowed to place an order until the animal is left outside. This animal opens up all kinds of contamination and filth to a place that serves food.“