I wouldn't say this is the best Mexican food I've ever had, but certainly passable. From the salsa…read moreto my meal the food is Very mild. The chips were warm and fresh, as was the salsa. The beef burrito had very finely ground beef in it and the chicken enchilada was filled up quite well. The corn tortilla it was wrapped tasted like it was freshly made. The rice was nice. The service was very good and the atmosphere is pleasant.

I was there today, bad customer service, I was there for more than 15 minutes without anyone…read moreattending to me, I left the place.

Family is still COVID Cautious, and they listed outside seating. I did not see photos. Well, they…read morehave great outdoor seating, has a fireplace also. (Too hot now). Service sat us no issues, and I was glad the waitress came out with a mask on. She says she always wears it! Yeah! Good selection of, seems Tex-Mex to me? But great huge servings, spouse's beer was in a 32 oz mug looked like a pitcher! Ice cold he said! (I find drink) Sister (age 64) only wanted one taco, beans and rice, so waitress kindly suggested the kids menu. Very nice of her! All and all a great meal. BTW, the meat had some awesome flavored spice, Not hot at all, but delicious! I forgot to ask what!

Upon entering this restaurant in Mebane, North Carolina, a female waitress greeted us and asked the…read moreusual questions that customers are accustomed to hearing. As my friend and I followed behind her to be seated, I began to notice that she was leading us away from everyone else and toward an isolated area near the bar. What immediately stood out to me was that no one else was seated there, and neither of us drinks. At the same time, I could clearly see several empty tables available in the front dining area where all of the Caucasian customers were seated. As an African American woman, I felt confused, saddened, and deeply uncomfortable. It was difficult not to question why we were being separated from everyone else. With respect, I explained to the waitress that I did not want to sit "in the back" and politely asked if we could be seated in the same area as the other guests. She appeared visibly annoyed and stated that she would have to go ask someone. At that moment, I had no desire to argue or create a confrontation. No one should have to feel unwelcome or question whether they are being treated differently while simply trying to enjoy a meal. Rather than endure further embarrassment or discomfort, my friend and I quietly chose to leave. It was frustrating to experience something that made me feel unseen and separated while spending my money just like every other customer. I am not my ancestors, and I refuse to accept being made to feel hidden, excluded, or less deserving because of the color of my skin. Every person deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and equality!

Stopped in for brunch during our morning stroll and it was such a great decision! We arrived early,…read moreso the restaurant was nice and quite perfect for a relaxed start to the day. The music was amazing which set a great vibe and the staff was absolutely phenomenal. We ordered the chicken and waffles (highly recommend)and the cornbread both were delicious. The mimosas were flowing and really added to the whole experience. Our server Andrea, was attentive, friendly and super helpful throughout. Absolutely love how family friendly this place is. Definitely recommend.

This is a casual, family-friendly restaurant. Below are some tips on what to order (and what not to…read moreorder). This place is known for tacos, but the tacos weren't what wowed me at all. (I ordered the Meracanized Tacos and the seasoned beef was way too salty for my taste). The Comfort menu items I tried were amazing!! If you like soul food or comfort food, the meatloaf, pimento mac-n-cheese, and duck fat collards were so delicious. Please don't ever stop serving them!

I'm so glad I found this locally owned, lovely establishment. The food is nothing short of…read moreexcellent. I had the enchiladas Blancas. The chicken Tinga was the best I've had ever anywhere and I eat chicken Tinga a lot!! This salsa is delicious and fresh... as are the chips. The service is quick attentive, but not overbearing. The environment is comfortable and welcoming. I can't wait to come back and try their seafood! So glad to know this local, family, fresh option is available. They clearly take great pride in their food and treating you as their guest.

This is not your typically decorated Mexican restaurant, but the food is. It has more of an upscale…read morelook inside. No painted carved tables and chairs. It's also a quite large space. Outside there are beautiful plants on either side of their sign, along the front of the building, and just outside the door a very large pot filled with hibiscus. Lovely. The staff is very nice and was attentive throughout my visit. I was there for lunch. The chips and salsa were very nice. I had a chimichanga that was covered in luscious cheese dip. There were also refried beans and lettuce salad on the plate. It was all very tasty. If I'm in the area again I would give them another try.

Overall it's below average. There's plenty of places nearby that serve authentic Mexican food with…read moreflavor and seasoning and for cheaper. The last straw was the ceviche. Their ceviche has a lot of tomato sauce which is fine if you want Peruvian style. If you're going to be cheap don't put a premium item on your cheap menu.

We came in late evening so it was not busy. Our waitress was so great. She explained the menu…read moreitems, brought us lots of sauces and was so pleasant. The food was delicious!! Super hot, fresh,and unique. Definitely not your typical Mexican restaurant. You could tell everything was carefully made and the portions were very generous.

Since moving back to the greater Greensboro area, this has been my go to Mexican restaurant. I'm…read morepretty picky when it comes to Mexican food because I've been spoiled with very authentic offerings in other states and across Mexico and usually find super American Tex Mex underwhelming. I love this spots because it caters to both the authentic and American Tex Mex pallet through its offerings. The only downside is that there is not an authentic house made mole dish which I am a sucker for! My go to dish is the Enchiladas Americanas with shredded chicken....I know I know, I just said I prefer authentic but who doesn't love a little American queso cheese sauce on their dish??? What enhances the dish is the green and red salsa that both have amazing flavors and you can tell they are made from scratch in house. The red is my go to because the flavor is very homey and comforting but when I want a bit of a kick I get green! The service is always great and welcoming. I've also had a Valentine's cocktail here which was very good (they have standard and seasonal beverage offerings)! Highly recommend checking out if you are in the area!

Service was AWEFUL TODAY!!! I ordered my food as take out and paid and then asked for a cheese dip…read moreand she would not give it to me unless I bought $10 more dollars worth of food!! POOR SERVICE!!!! Me and my husband are loyal regulars. Not sure if I'll return! DO BETTER!

Wow. This place is…read moreAMAZING! The food is authentic as it comes! Wonderful service and for a small restaurant it was very quiet. I'll definitely be back! It's worth driving to if you want authentic Honduran food!

Hidden gem! Samantha's Pupusas was affordable and absolutely delicious. Of the six pupusas we…read moretried, my favorites were the garlic and chicharrón, and I was especially excited to try the loroco flower filling for the first time. They also offer huitlacoche options for a lot of their other food offerings, I can't wait to return to try. Service was friendly and efficient. It's a small, simple spot with only a few tables, but everything you need for enjoying a great bite of freshly made Salvadoran food!

I've had this place bookmarked for a while...sadly the bookmark is getting removed…read more The good: We were quickly seated and had our choice between a booth or table. We luckily beat the Sunday after church rush too because there was a bit of a wait 30 minutes after we came. For my entree I ordered the lunch special pastor burrito. The burrito was a nice size for lunch. The green sauce had a nice flavor and a bit of heat that the sour cream helped to calm. The pork was marinated very well, was plentiful, and the mandatory pastor pineapple was a nice touch as always. The bad: Salsa, chips, and Mexican rice were bland. The guac on my husband's plate was missing a hint of lime and salt The ugly: Service.....Actually what service?!? The waitress never came back after taking our order. Also, when ordering, I accidentally dropped my straw right by the waitress's feet. I am very visibly pregnant, so bending over to grab anything on the floor is a challenging workout. Instead of offering me another or picking it up for me (it was still wrapped), she just stared at it. I braced myself on the table to pick it up and almost flipped the table (water spilled and items went sliding). Instead of looking in shock, offering to help clean up the water or even laugh, she gave me the Gen Z stare..... this should have been our warning sign for the non existent service that was to come. My main lunch entree was 4 stars (sadly can't say the same for the sides or my husband's), but the service... I honestly should subtract more than 1 star but feeling more generous than they were with their service ;)

Bad service and mediocre food are always a bad combo…read more Let's start with the chips and salsa. I always appreciate free chips and salsa, however they could've kept these. The salsa had no flavor to speak of. Felt like I was wasting a body motion dipping these because they tasted like plain chips with or without a dip. For my meal, I went with the texanas fajitas with included steak, chicken, and shrimp. Same thing applied from the chips and salsa... no flavor or seasoning. Tasted like they were literally just thrown on to cook with no prep of seasoning. Portion was not best bang for the buck. The price was the same as other places, however, at those other places, I always have leftovers to take home. I didn't have any when leaving here. Service was atrocious. Bad service will make me never come to your establishment again. It seriously irks me. After being seated our first waitress came and didn't say hello or give any greeting. Got straight into asking did we know what we wanted... rude. Once we got our food, we never spoke to her again. She was still there, but never came to check on us one time after that. I seen her, guess she thought her job was done with us. As I was eating my very greasy filled fajitas I got thirsty. I had a drink already, but she never came back to see if I needed a refill. Then later a gentleman (original waitress was still around) came to our table asking did we need anything, I asked for a refill of my drink. I even said please! He said ok, but I wasn't confident I'd get that drink. I told my wife I bet he'll forget my drink... he did. In fact, he eventually came to our table (with no drink) to clear her plates. I was still eating trying to get the greased up fajitas down my throat. I gave him a look, then looked at my cup to see if he got the hint. He looked at me, and it was as if we've never had an interaction in life before. I was done after that. When I checked out to pay there was no line on the receipt for me to add a tip. I don't know if that's standard here, but I want to say that was God and me being on the same page because I definitely wasn't leaving one. Only reason I came here was because my go to Mexican restaurant in the area was closed (well deserved) for the long holiday weekend. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. Most other places around are on par price wise, better tasting food, and way better service. I promise their server will say hi to you, unlike here.