Food was tasty, quick, and affordable, BUT the dine-in experience was not pleasant at all. And this is why the two stars. We (3 of us) walked in at 6:45 met by half the dinning room already with chairs mounted upside-down on the tables and the smell of pine sol in the air. I checked- the sign says they close at 9pm. We sat, ordered, food came. All the while the server continued her closing process … shaking out the entry doormat, sweeping, putting more chairs on top of the tables, dropping the blinds… then rolled out the whole bucket and mop and began to mop while we were still eating. I asked what time do you close? She said 8:30. According to the sign, again it said 9pm and at that time, it was only 7:32pm. This was not inviting nor a place we wanted to eat in… I stopped eating immediately as the smell of mopping solution began more and more to fill the air. The place is small, so why the rush to get this done while you still have dining customers? It just felt like they were more than ready for us to leave. I was so close to putting our chairs on the table and turning over the open sign for her as we left. I love a neighborhood spot, but it’s hard to come back and patronize a local place that doesn’t treat you as if they even care you’re there to begin with.

My super burrito was mostly rice. It was good though, just nothing to write home about.

The interior decorating is very cute. The staff are very kind.

Had the small Birria and damn it’s a belly filler and very good. Happy they are open until 9pm. Service was stupendous: on top of making sure I had everything I needed and suggesting different condiments etc to get the most out of the plate.