“My husband and I stopped by here today. I googled where to eat here because it seems to be a smaller city/ town with not many places. The menu had a good variety of caldo de res, caldo tlalpeno, chicken breast with many different sides to choose from, sea food, lettuce wraps and more. I think there is probably something for everyone to enjoy. I ordered the Italian Milanesa, which was breaded chicken breast with marinara sauce on top and mozzarella cheese, melted on top of that. The chicken breast was well cooked, but not dry, and it was crunchy on the outside for sides. I got the loaded baked potato, which came with sour cream, cheddar cheese, and bits of bacon. The other side was green spaghetti with poblano pepper. They also included two pieces of toast with butter. My husband got the Mariscada that came with fish fillet, stuffed crab, shrimp, shrimp ceviche tostada, white rice with corn, and grilled veggies (carrots, green beans, cauliflower, and squash). I was SO surprised when the food came! The portions were huge! Soooo filling and the cook really knows what he/she is doing! Everything was well seasoned, perfectly cooked and had a great taste! I have no criticism about the food. It was perfect. The waitress was also very polite and attentive. It was a young lady with short red hair. I would absolutely stop by again here when I pass by the town again! The one negative I do have to mention is the restrooms. You have to step outside to get to them and it was not clean. There was also no hand soap. If they could put a little extra work into the bathroom issue, it would be a 10 out of 10. All in all, do recommend. You won’t be disappointed and no matter your appetite, one plate is enough. Maybe even 1 for a couple to share would work.Vegetarian options: There were someLettuce wrapsParking: There was enough space and not far to walk.Wheelchair accessibility: No stubborn stairs and the tables and chairs can easily be moved to accommodate a wheelchair. There is enough space so you don’t have to worry about it being cramped.“
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“My husband and I stopped by here today. I googled where to eat here because it seems to be a smaller city/ town with not many places. The menu had a good variety of caldo de res, caldo tlalpeno, chicken breast with many different sides to choose from, sea food, lettuce wraps and more. I think there is probably something for everyone to enjoy. I ordered the Italian Milanesa, which was breaded chicken breast with marinara sauce on top and mozzarella cheese, melted on top of that. The chicken breast was well cooked, but not dry, and it was crunchy on the outside for sides. I got the loaded baked potato, which came with sour cream, cheddar cheese, and bits of bacon. The other side was green spaghetti with poblano pepper. They also included two pieces of toast with butter. My husband got the Mariscada that came with fish fillet, stuffed crab, shrimp, shrimp ceviche tostada, white rice with corn, and grilled veggies (carrots, green beans, cauliflower, and squash). I was SO surprised when the food came! The portions were huge! Soooo filling and the cook really knows what he/she is doing! Everything was well seasoned, perfectly cooked and had a great taste! I have no criticism about the food. It was perfect. The waitress was also very polite and attentive. It was a young lady with short red hair. I would absolutely stop by again here when I pass by the town again! The one negative I do have to mention is the restrooms. You have to step outside to get to them and it was not clean. There was also no hand soap. If they could put a little extra work into the bathroom issue, it would be a 10 out of 10. All in all, do recommend. You won’t be disappointed and no matter your appetite, one plate is enough. Maybe even 1 for a couple to share would work.Vegetarian options: There were someLettuce wrapsParking: There was enough space and not far to walk.Wheelchair accessibility: No stubborn stairs and the tables and chairs can easily be moved to accommodate a wheelchair. There is enough space so you don’t have to worry about it being cramped.“