Tiny restaurant, good food! Â This restaurant has literally only four tables. Â Upon our arrival, there was only one other table occupied, with white folks. Â We are white. Â Soon, two Latino families came in and then the restaurant was full. Â There were 3 other parties that came after us. Â Clearly the place has a following. Â Decor felt like being in a bodega in Mexico--very authentic-feeling. Â Chips tasted homemade, but could have been warm for better taste. Â Salsa was good, full of fresh onions and cilantro, but would have preferred a chunkier salsa. Â Food was tasty--topped with lots of fresh onions and cilantro, with a wedge of lime on the side. Â I loved the freshness of it. Â Service was a bit slow but not overly sluggish. Â The utensils were flimsy plastic--they need real silverware for this substantial food. Â I would definitely go back. Â It's WAY better, more flavorful any day, than Acapulco. Â So help me, I'll never go back there but seem to get dragged back there when I've been invited as part of a group. Â I'd go here any time in a heartbeat over the other place! Â I just wish it were bigger! Â This is one of these hole-in-the-wall places that needs to have a bigger hole in the wall!
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