Met my friend here for dinner just after 5 and it wasn't busy yet. It's in an old house so not a lot of tables. I hate to use the word cute to describe the atmosphere but that's the first word that comes to mind. They serve mezcal cocktails and wine. I opted for a Spanish wine that was served chilled and opened up perfectly while I was eating. The menu is tapas and sushi rolls. My friend and I split the empanadas with green chilis and shredded beef, shredded chicken and avocado arepes and a Valentine's special ravioli with ricotta cheese. All of the bread and pasta is made in house. Like, go back and read that again, they make the bread! This place is great for a date or like I did; catching up with an old friend. The desert was epic: Ecuadorian chocolate with banana slices and bread pudding. Definitely go here. read more