El Mariachi Restaurant

I gave three stars because the service lacked a bit but the AC was broken and the servers looked exhausted. Also not really good English here so, be a little bi-lingual. The burrito we ordered was authentic and the chips and salsa were mediocre, I'm a little disappointed with this being a eat street restaurant, it lacked a lot of love. Not sure if i will try again with so many more authentic places down the block.. sorry about that El Mariachi. I do sympathize with the way America is acting about your culture and citizenships, just know we all don't support that kind of behavior here, we are all legally human, no such thing as a illegal alien, please try to do better, your food is amazing but no one will really know. You are beautiful and so is the culture. A smile will change everything.

I ordered and paid online. When I walked across the parking lot from the hotel to get my food, there was a young lady there. She just looked at me, no greeting, so I told her why I was there, to pick up my order. I didn't see an option to make it spicy, so I asked if she could add something to make it spicy, like a sauce or seasoning, and she said she could. She said she would have to charge me. I asked if I could exchange the salsa for something spicy, and she said no. There was no sauce on any of the tables, so I took my food and left. The food portion didn't match the price, and it was very bland. The veggies were really fresh and still tasty, beans average, and the rice was old. I ordered vegetarian fajitas, and it came with guacamole salad, chips, and salsa. The chips were fresh and really good, the only thing I really enjoyed. The bar side of the restaurant was really lively and everyone seemed to be having a good time. Vegetarian options: They had plenty on the menu

Quesadilla had little cheese and only lettuce as a side, no dips or salsa. I felt it was way overpriced. The burrito was good though, filling and more fairly priced.