Perfect little hole in the wall for inexpensive authentic Mexican food. The cook and cashier are…read moregreat- very happy and helpful. Get at least one quesabirria taco, and you won't regret it!

A small eatery, with table service. Just a few tables and chairs. Quaint, old school, traditional…read morewith decent food. After giving the menu a look through I opted for a standard I go for when I see it, the Chili Relleno The plate a Chili Relleno plus a barbacoa taco rice and beans, with a real mexican bottle Sprite. Very basic bit also very good. The rice and beans very basic and a little bland, needed salt and pepper. The Pablano chili stuffed with cheese was very good and a nice flavorful stuffing with a nice breading exterior and sour cream on top. The Barbacoa taco was a good crispy taco, basic but good, very traditional street taco style. The chips and salsa housemade, with a decent lunch and a real cane sugar Sprite. It served its purpose and met my needs for the day. 3 Stars - better than some not as good as other, an average taco joint with good basic food that served its purpose the day of my visit 00960

Absolutely loved our experience at Mayan Fusion! I got the Thai burrito with coconut shrimp and it…read morewas SO delicious, while my parents and husband all got the cochinita pibil -- everything was amazing. The homemade tortillas were incredibly fresh, soft, and flavorful, and you could really taste the care that went into every dish. I also brought my two dogs, and it was the perfect spot for them! The employees were so kind and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. 10/10 all around -- delicious food, wonderful people, and such a dog-friendly atmosphere. I already can't wait to come back!

Uhm, this was just okay. Definitely a tourist trap that preys on "foodies" looking for something a…read morelittle different on vacation. We ordered the Mayan dip, papatzul, and it was the highlight of our meal. My husband was astounded by the $15 price tag on a few ounces of dip surrounded by housemade tortilla chips that definitely could have come from a bag, ngl. It was pretty interesting and flavorful, but definitely was not good value. I ordered the Mayan tamales and was severely disappointed. Other than being wrapped in a banana leaf instead of a corn husk, this was your average to mediocre tamale. Also I ordered the rajas tamal, one with cheese and one with chicken. I guess I should have known that both are rajas, the chicken one just comes with a handful of (average) chicken tinga on top. My husband ordered the fried cod sandwich which was fine. We've never seen a slice of bread that large, but overall, it was a pretty basic sandwich. Good but not special. Overall, I would definitely skip this place. Try something better!

I personally own a taco truck and these didn't disappoint if you're looking for some good…read moreauthentically seasoned Mexican food I would recommend.

FLAVOR (3.5/5): Not the best street tacos but not the worst either! I had the Adobada and Carne…read moretacos and would definitely recommit adobada protein instead. The steak was a bit dry to my liking. The salas had a kick to it which complimented the flavors well! The tortillas came out of a bag, don't have Mexican coke just normal canned soda. Their horchata I would pass on, not enough cinnamon, just really sweet and watered down. INSTAGRAM WORTHY (3/5): Tacos in a box, standard looking street tacos coming out of a food truck. Take it to glass beach down the steeet though and it's a whole different vibe! SERVICE (4/5): They were really patient with us ordering and changing our orders! TAKEAWAYS: Cash only.

After a day exploring the Northern California coast, we stopped at Piaci Pub and Pizzeria in Fort…read moreBragg for dinner. It turned out to be the perfect place to relax with pizza and beer on a sunny coastal afternoon. The beer list had plenty of great options, and the pizza arrived surprisingly fast. We went with a pepperoni pie, and the thin crust was exactly what we were hoping for. It was crispy around the edges with just the right amount of chew and plenty of perfectly crisped pepperoni cups. The atmosphere was laid back and welcoming, making it an easy place to linger after a day on the road. One important thing to know ahead of time is that Piaci is cash only, so come prepared. If you are passing through Fort Bragg and looking for a casual meal with good beer and solid pizza, Piaci is definitely worth the stop.

The best pizza/calzone in California. Steven, Greg, Pat, Shelly, you are BOMB ASS in customer…read moreservice. Consistency- EVERY TIME!! Perfect food. Beer-ice cold consistently perfect. Great vibe!!!

The brewery was founded in 1988. There is on site parking and additional parking on the street. The…read morerestaurant is quite big with two sides. We sat on the bar side. I went with the fish & chips. It came with 3 pieces of crispy cod. As sides, there was slaw and I upgraded my fries to garlic fries. The fries were full of garlic and crispy as well. The beer sampler was $10 for 4 samples, which seems reasonable compared to other breweries. There are 15 year-round beers to choose from. The waitress was pleasant and nice, but I did wish my water was refilled. Overall, we had a nice lunch.

Came here on a rainy Mendocino weekend and was grateful for the cozy, living room-esque feel. The…read moreflights were so reasonable that we got two (trying 8 beers between the two of us) and were sufficiently buzzed! We didn't get any food, but it looked like typical pub food (not too many vegetarian options). The waiter rang us up for beer to take home at our table, then we just grabbed them from the fridge near the front. I highly recommend trying the seasonal brews - they ended up being our favorites!

The service and the restaurant were phenomenal! From being used to places filling up around dinner…read moretime, a Saturday night is not a bad night to come here! We loved the atmosphere which they have live music playing! Our server was very kind and gave us recommendations. We were able to split and share a Cesar salad and they gave two plates to share which was kind instead of one big plate and we appreciated that. I give 4/5 stars for the quality of the food only because I felt the spaghetti noodles were a little salty along with the sauce being salty. I love love love spaghetti and this was the first time I've been to an Italian restaurant and felt something was salty because I'm never one to complain. It could have been an off day but from the time we ordered to the actual dinner entrees to come took more than 20 minutes and it wasn't too crowded. Also, we ordered cannolis and the shell didn't seem crunchy/fresh but the flavor was there and the texture of the ricotta was smooth! For a couple who ordered 2 appetizers , two main entrees, one bottle of red wine , and two cannolis to share, we spent about 200 which was a little bit pricier than we usual experience at a typical Italian restaurant so just a heads up. Otherwise, this is a good place for fine dining in the area with nice staff and good portion food

We were in the mood for pasta/italian. Okay....I wasn't…read moregoing to write a review this time because small towns and local restaurants need to survive so I didn't take any photos. I was just expecting decent. But I think what's unsettling is the price point so here is what we thought so you can make your own decision. I had a starter, the PAN SEARED DAY BOAT SCALLOPS. With this dish you get 3 scallops. I imagined typical-sized scallops but these were super small, about the size of a quarter (coin). The sauce and fennel salad tasted fine but for price I was imagining bigger. I think these were $24. The scallops were not that "fresh off the boat" taste, but edible. For price, I would say $18 at most. To be fair. The pasta with marinara was decent, but for boxed pasta and most likely canned sauce, $30 is a bit much to ask. We Asked for extra Parmesan cheese, instead of freshly shredded at the table, it came in a dish. That's more about being an Italian restaurant than cost. But to far, $20-$22, with fresh Parmesan! Not $30. We also ordered a mixed green salad, which was more like a side salad for 1. Again overpriced. The waiter said it was enough for 2 but it's not that big! Maybe 1 person eats and the 2nd person gets 2 bites. We did like the dressing. So in the end, the food was just okay (not fresh) but what made it all hard to swallow was the price point for quality ratio. Big city prices. $100, for 2. ;a plate of pasta, a starter, 1 salad, & 2 glasses of wine).

Food amazing. Service slow. But that's to be expected in a small authentic cafe. When you see the…read morelocals eating there and I was good. Had the huevos rancheros with chorizo and potatoes. Everything hot and tasty. One of the best Mexican cafés I've been to in a long time.

A great experience all-around! We got the Omelete a la Mexicana and a breakfast sandwich to go…read more Both items were delicious, hefty, and affordable! Ingredient quality was stellar too. Stop by if you can!

Sooooo good!!! I ordered a shredded chicken enchilada and carne asada hard taco dinner. EVERYTHING…read morewas awesome. Hubby ordered two shredded beef and one cheese enchilada. Both dinners came with rice and beans. We ordered guacamole and it was very good. The chips and salsa were super yummy. Great service. I'm a little picky and my order was perfect. The guy who took my order was very nice and smiled. It's a happy place. A good amount of tables. All employees were laughing and having a good time. It's nice to see people get along. Unfortunately, we forgot to take pictures. Parking is on the street.

We visited this restaurant after a couple days camping about month ago and LOVED it! Clearly a…read morelocals hang with tons of take out orders. I had the huevos rancheros which was yummy and served tostada style. We also ordered a bunch of tacos for taco Tuesday, carnitas plate & a chicken dish. Everything was well prepared with fresh ingredients--we will definitely be back again when in the area! Bonus too that they had my favorite jarrito soda (pineapple)!