Comedor

A little bit hard to find from the street, I must have missed the part that said it was inside the La Casa deli Camino Hotel, especially when I couldn't find the door to get in (gotta go in through the hotel). The food was delicious and plenty to take home for the next day. It has a good vibe. We brought the kids...isn't that what everyone else does when celebrating their wedding anniversary?

The service was poor and the food quality not worth the price. I went with a group of eight. We had to try flagging our server down several times to order more drinks. One of the meals was not as expected. Instead of making a fuss, we just ordered another item. The server forgot about this order and never returned to our table. After waiting way too long for this dish and the bill, half of the table ended up having to leave while the rest of us waited and paid for them. That forgotten dish; we ended up having to ask to have them make it "to go" after waiting an hour for it. We received it after paying.... Oh, also, the place got way too loud to really hold a conversation. I'm not sure if that is the acoustics or just the customers that were there that day. But, I will not be returning.

We dropped in for Happy Hour and sat outside by the sidewalk. Camille, the bartender, made us a spectacular raspberry margarita!! We felt like fries so Sam, our great waiter, brought us the most amazing fries with aioli in America made by Chef Glenn! Every bite was heaven - so crispy on the outside and like soft pillows inside. It's his 'secret recipe'! They were the highlight of our trip. The prawns were good, too. It was sad that there were hardly any people dining. They need to advertise this spot more actively!