Ordered chips and salsa they brought French fries. Margaritas were watery and mostly ice. Guacamole was ok but lacked Cilantro. Service was marginal may be because we were there right after the hurricane Lidia ! At least the view was nice.
got late-night churros here that were GREAT. they were fresh (like still hot fresh) and stuffed with condensed milk. me and my wife loved that we could sit outside and enjoy them as well. would like to return to try the ice cream!
I wish I would have read the reviews before spending over $100.00 on a dry lobster. We were walking around and came across this restaurant. I haven’t had lobster in a minute and was really craving it. My husband obliged me. What a mistake. We were seating immediately, as the other staff were luring more patrons in. We sat there for more than 15 minutes, after looking around someone asked if any took our order. NO! I said. They said what about your drink order? I said no one has helped us at all. They apologized and sent our server over. He didn’t speak a work of English, I was trying to order, he was trying to say I don’t order from the menu, I ordered from a list. I asked where the list was. He brought it over. I selected a 1.13 lb Lobster because I was going all out. Mistake! The lobster was sliced in half, but I was unable to get any meat from it. In fact, it was so hard and dry, I bent two forks. They offered to bring me another me another one, I told them I don’t need another fork, I need to get the meat out. They gave me a pair of metal tongs, and it was still a challenge. After 30 minutes, I gave up. The people next to us, remarked about me fighting with my food. I said the food won, I’m done. One would think they would have offered something; assistance or even a savings. But nope. On top of that, my hands were a mess trying to get the meat. I literally had to pour water over my hands to clean them. Long story short, next time, go for street tacos. They experience would be so much more enjoyable and we would have saved $140.00.
