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    Spinz Pollo A La Brasa

    3.8 (32 reviews)

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    #3: 8 sauces included, and $10 worth of extra sauce ordered

    After learning about Spinz more than a year ago, I finally got a chance to try it. Friends were coming over for dinner, so it was a great opportunity to try lots of their dishes. I placed an online order on 4/11/24 at 11:57am-- hoping to pick it up hours later at 3pm. The online system-- apparently Toast-- was okay, but automatically assigned every known "modifier" to each item, regardless of category (ie. it assumed I was an allergic vegan who wanted my sauces neither hot not cold) and-- as such-- required me to deselect them all. I promptly received an email for the order confirmation-- then another a few minutes later, which reported that "there was a problem with my order-- call Spinz" (see screenshot #1). Over the next half an hour, I tried to call Spinz many times (see screenshot #2). It was around noon-- typically when you'd think a restaurant would be taking business-- but there was no answer. I began to think their site had been compromised, and visited my credit card's fraud information page. They suggested contacting the vendor prior to taking graver steps, so I took a deep breath and tried calling again. Lo, there was an answer! The male voice that answered explained that they were busy-- no excuse in my book, with more than 10 years working in restaurants--but that my order had just been approved and would be ready at the designated time. When a friend arrived later to pick the order up, the staff helped him carry the large order out. The unpacking of the feast began once everyone was present, and there were immediate concerns. Despite ordering an abundance of sauces-- hearing that they were one of Spinz's highlights, I ordered an extra $10 worth-- there were only 8 tiny 0.5oz (not even a shot's worth) containers of the various sauces for two whole chickens (see screenshot #3). 8 sauces were supposedly included with the chicken itself, so I'm not sure whatever happened to my $10. You can also imagine the looks & thoughts from 3 gents who were trying to decide which of us to kill so there'd be sauce for the chicken. Speaking of the chicken, it was very good. For the little chicken that actually got touched by sauce, it was indeed a fantastic combination. The amarillo, vinegar & green sauces were highlights-- there might not have been enough of the others to get a feeling for them. The sweet plantains were also very good, and the rice/beans combination was interesting. The white beans-- by themselves-- were pretty bland, though. The "agave lime coleslaw" seemed to have no taste other than the cabbage, and may well have been the culprit in all three of us getting "digestive issues" later that evening (it was the only uncooked dish). I disagree with one of the comments I read about cost. If everything that I had ordered had actually made it into the bags, I would have said that it was reasonable. The full order never made it into the bags, though-- and in my experience, an order more than $100 (see screenshot #4) would usually get better attention (this wasn't "lemme get one rib!"). If you decide to try Spinz, I'd recommend going in person so you can be sure of what you're getting (check each item) and what you pay for. On 4/11/24-- a Thursday-- I didn't.

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    Karen S.

    I was really psyched to see a new local food joint join the Mt. View Fam so of course I had to stop by. They serve Peruvian inspired rotisserie chicken and side dishes with some Latin flare. I knew this spot was a grab & go with no dine-in option (which is kind of a bummer). I hope they'll add a couple tables outside for the summer. They're located next to McDonald's and share the same building as Dominos, Tempera Express, and Alpenglow Brewery. They have a shared parking lot that is hardly ever 50% full unless trucks are there to drop off store goods. FOOD Whole Rotisserie Chicken ($35) 2/5: I had high hopes since it's said that the chicken is brined for 12hrs and cooked over wood charcoal but the chicken wasn't as tender as I'd thought, overly salty, and the charcoal flavor didn't penetrate into the meat. The chicken skin held a lot of the spices flavor and a hint of charcoal flavor but it was too salty to enjoy. *Note - chicken is definitely smaller but I assume they use free range or something since it's advertised as 'healthy' which I was fine with. Arroz Chaufa (+$1.50 to combo) 2.5/5: This was pretty good and taste similar to an adobo fried rice but once again, it leaned on the salty side. Cilantro Mojo Chicken (+$1.50 to combo) 3/5: The cilantro flavor is in the forefront and the bell peppers pair nicely to keep the chicken on the lighter side. This was the winner since it wasn't overly salted, dare I say slightly under salted. Sauces ( 2 Free w/ Combo, add on +$1 ): They were okay but not to my flavor profile that'd I'd repurchase outside of my free two choices. Overall, I'd come by again in a few weeks to try whether or not the saltiness of the food is normal - I understand every batch can differ. Flavor wise, it's not my cup of tea - it was a bit underwhelming. Everyones palette is different and I can see others enjoying this simple but unique twist to rotisserie. I think the concept is great and with some tweaking and consistency I hope to see this business thrive!

    Half chicken, cole  slaw and corn

    Chicken had great flavor. I ordered half a chicken to share but it was so small like a game hen it wasn't enough for two. The cole slaw was really good. Was disappointed in the corn as I thought it would be hot but it was cold and served as a salad. The staff was fabulous. I will try again with different sides.

    (Left to right) sweet plantains, mojo chicken, salsa aji amarilla for the chicken, coleslaw, chopped vegetable salad, arroz chaufa, chicken

    This place is insane. The chicken was perfectly seasoned and hot when we got it, all of the sides are killer (especially recommend the cilantro mojo chicken), and everyone inside is super nice and helpful. If the owner is there he will even give you the low-down and help you with recommendations if you'd like! The sides are so big that my wife had one large side and one small side as her meal, and I split a half chicken meal with sides with someone else. You won't leave hungry! And $30 for three people was a pretty good price we thought. We will definitely be back.

    Chicken with escabeche on the side and the verde sauce.

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