Cinco de Mayo

Decent Mexican food, and they had good suggestions for a vegetarian dinner, which is unusual in a small town Mexican restaurant. A bit tricky to find,  but worth it.

Their prices were reasonable, we were seated quickly, and the food was tasty.

The food here is good, our waitress was friendly and on top of all our needs. The only thing I didn't like is, as you came in the door, I could smell whatever it was they used to clean the bathroom...and it's not a good smell, really cheap and just gross. It's good to know it was cleaned, but that gas station smell sort of ruins it coming in.

Place looks very nice and is clean. Food is good, especially #27 the Carnitas Burrito, but average overall (I know that rice and beans are just side items, but I really have had better other places) and Cinco de Mayo is also a little more pricey compared to similar places (a lot of dishes are around $12.95 where the same dish would be around $9.95 elsewhere). Service was very slow (even as we were only the second group of people in the whole restaurant), sometimes we felt forgotten as our waitress would just disappear into the back kitchen and hardly ever come out.  That having been said, our server was very nice and helpful... when we saw her.  Our drink glasses were empty far too often.  Still though, very pleasant atmosphere, better than most of the other places in town, just wish the food and service were a little (ok, a lot) better.  Three stars is probably too generous (according to my wife and I agree with her) but since my Carnitas Burrito was so delicious, the place has great atmosphere, and the food arrived in a decent amount of time, I'm giving them a pass on the slow service... this time.