MOJO world eats & drink

I was pleasantly surprised by my own confusion since the transition from the Mexican themed Lopez restaurant, to this new tapas style World fusion menu that is Mojo. The plates are smaller like an appetizer size and they suggest two to three plates per person which is great if you love variety like I do. In addition to all of the flavors that you'll get with the variety of multiple plates, there is a variety of amazing flavors on each plate. And speaking of plates, the plating and presentations were beautiful. As well as the plates themselves! The interior seemed to be lacking the cozy comfort that would have completely sealed the deal for me personally, but that's just my opinion. The booths were a little uncomfortable In that They could use just a couple of degrees of decline. We were forced to sit more forward which almost made you kind of want to lean more into the table more than what seemed comfortable. Our server was great, knowledgeable, super friendly and finished every table

Service was slow and lacking. We were so excited to try the good because everything sounded so good. Unfortunately, the food lacked flavor and execution. The calamari was soggy like in a soup, green beans were great but accompanying sauce left much to be desired. The fries must’ve been the bottom of the barrel as they were an in long as the longest. The ribs, calamari, and simmer roll and even asparagus were all sweet. Nothing savory and too sweet. Presentation was good though. Pork noodles had no flavor just greasy. Doubt we’ll be back. Overpriced, under delivered. And while we didn’t finish any dish, the server never asked if we enjoyed the meal.

Wanted to finally try Mojo, since I was a long time client of Lopez, only to hear that I have to show proof of vaccination to enter. What is that? I’m not sharing my medical records to eat dinner. Big fail.