Rey's Restaurant

First of all, I did like the chips and salsa.  The chips were a little different, I think maybe tortilla chips that had been baked instead of fried?  They tasted a little like pita chips.  I tried one of their specialties which the waitress listed as "if you like spicy" recommendation.  It was the meatballs in chipotle sauce (albóndiga en salsa de chipotle).  Despite the recommendation, this was not at all spicy.  Very disappointing.

In addition, one person in our group was vegetarian and this completely blew their minds.  There was no spinach enchiladas, no veggie, fajitas, and no veggie option of any kind apart from plain quesadillas.  My friend did not want just tortilla and cheese.  Finally, my friend asked if they could just make tacos without the meat.  So just veggies on a tortilla.

Her dish came out about 10 minutes after everyone else's food.  When we asked about her food after everyone else had theirs the waitress said, "Sorry, our kitchen isn't used to making anything like that."

I will probably go back to see how the dancing is there (we went at lunch), but I wouldn't recommend it based on the food and I would recommend against it if there is a vegetarian in your group.

Delicious. Authentic. Friendly. The food does take a little bit to come out but the staff is friendly and food is made to order. Everything is worth it. Plus after hours it turns into a dance hall!